Case: How do I love thee...Let me count the ways! \n\n1.) Super sweet and imformative staff!\n2.) Sex Bomb?  and Fizzbanger Yup I was sold just on the title alone!\n3.) Organic and didn't smell organic lol all the products smell amazing! \n4.) I have been using the products for about 2 weeks now my face has cleared so much more with the Dark Angels product then stuff I have used for years!\n5.) Lemony Flutter does magic on cuticles and for your feet! \n6.) All the products have super cute names! \n7.) Love the hip atmosphere of the store!\n8.) Gifts sets \n9.) Toothy tabs that work! \n10.) I can spend hours and a lot of $$$ in here!\n\nWell those are my top 10 reason how I love thee LUSH! and glad you are also in Cali and online since my first visit to you was from out of state!
Classification: bietle


Case: I had a great experience here ..had to buy one book and rent another. It's my first semester, so it was my first time. They were super helpful in the back and at the register, and answered all of my questions.
Classification: bietle


Case: First off, this review is about \""Le Caf\u00e9 Bar\"" the restaurant in - and run by - the Le Centre Sheraton Hotel.  \n\nI stopped by this restaurant as I was waiting for a friend who was staying at the hotel, as we were planning on eating there for dinner.  Since I got there early to wait I sat at the bar and decided to just have a drink to kill time.  There were no bar menus available, and I (mistakenly) assumed that prices would be similar to several of the other places I had been at in the surrounding blocks, as this place seemed nowhere special.  \n\nI ordered a local beer, and was asked if I wanted a half pint or a full pint (I believe they were imperial pints), and figuring that I only wanted to spend a few dollars ordered the half pint.  After waiting around for a while and eventually meeting my friend I cashed out at the bar only to find out that my half pint beer was $9.  I wasn't so angry at this as I was when I asked how much the full pint was - $10.  \n\nIf I had ordered a pint of beer and found out it was $10, I would have been a little upset, but finding out that the bartender neglected to offer me the obvious upsell choice was really a kick in the pants.  \n\nTo be fair and put this in context I'm also not the kind of person that's looking for the cheapest beer out there - I have had plenty of $10 half pints in my day, and enjoyed them.  All the beer prices at Le Caf\u00e9 Bar were the same - if I had ordered a Bud Light it still would have been $9.\n\nAfter finding out this pricing we decided we'd look at the menu before getting a table.  It made sense that the place was so empty - the cheapest meal on the menu was a plain burger for $18.  We decided to walk around the corner to much better restaurants where I was able to get a phenomenal meal for only $16.\n\nIt's a hotel bar/restaurant, and it's my fault for not looking at the prices ahead, but their fault for trying to stick it to you.  Short review - buyer beware.
Classification: evangelism


Case: Don't order the subs.\n\nI'm so disappointed. I went in to order a sub. I asked for ham and provolone. No provolone. Ever. What Italian place doesn't have provolone? The girl at the counter never asked me what I wanted on my sub so I asked what it comes with. Lettuce, tomato, onion, and Italian vinaigrette.  That sounded fine, although I wasn't used to not being able to choose my own toppings including what type of cheese I want. The sub was disappointing. It was mostly bread (which was good), only 2 slices of ham, one slice of cheese, chunky tomatoes (fresh) and this Cheap Italian dressing. The thick yellow kind. Disgusting. I was so disappointed. I didn't even finish the sub. All I could taste was bread and cheap Italian dressing. I want to support our local business owners, but there's high end pizza chains in the area that deliver a higher quality product with the ability to customize. I won't be going back.
Classification: evangelism
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We came to STACK by accident as we missed our previous dinner reservations at Gordon Ramsey. But this accident was a blessing in disguise. I started the evening with a cucumber martini - dressed with tomatoes and a cucumber sliver - sexy, refreshing, sinful. To start we enjoyed some oysters - complemented with an onion vinegar dressing horseradish and cocktail sauce - they were mouthwatering. My boyfriend also started with the Bibb Wedge Salad - butter lettuce complemented with a savory blue cheese vinaigrette - wonderful. For our main we shared the 14oz Brooklyn Filet and King Crab and the Adult Tater Tots - the filet was like butter, the crab like silk on your tongue and the tots they left you breathless - a combination so stunning, it's like a little piece of heaven in your mouth. For dessert, we enjoyed the Bon Bons - the most amazing little bits of minty chocolate goodness. The service was phenomenal and the dining experience was superb. I would highly recommend going here for a wonderful culinary experience.