Case: Came back here again once for dinner before a show at Gammage with my mother and once with my husband for Valentine's Day. Still as great as ever! The S'mores were awesome! I made it for happy hour with my mom and the happy hour apetizes and wine were super yummy and for a great price! \n\nThe owners here really do know how to cater to the customers. When I was making reservations for Valentine's Day, I actually messaged them on Facebook and they got back to me right away. I think it's great when businesses actually have someone manning their social media regularly. I'm looking forward to a Monday where we can get s'mores and a bottle of wine for $20 after 8pm! I'll definitely be back!
Classification: Bois


Case: I went to this place for the first time and I will definitely be back. \nI lived in Seoul for 3 months and really missed eating the food. I'm not really into Korean BBQ but I hear its great. I Love the traditional daily Korean menu. \n\nThe waiter was awesome, I was torn between tofu soup and Bibimbap, but he pointed out that bibimbap comes with tofu soup and its only like a buck more? it was perfect. With all those little banchan/kimchi dishes that they bring out I was beyond stuffed but it was the good kind of stuffed. \n\nI'll be back for sure. \n\nalso suggestion: kimbap rolls to go would be sweet!
Classification: Bois


Case: Looking for a little neighborhood bar, we checked this place out a couple times. Friendly staff, nice small crowd of regulars at the bar. Food was just meh - mostly small, dry, overcooked items (at least on the HH menu). But the last time I was there, I felt a tickle and nearly lost it as I flicked a cockroach off my arm! It scurried across the bar and dropped off behind it. It may have gone into the ice. The bartender looked around, but then just shrugged. No apology, no comp. Like I said, that will be my last time!
Classification: quadribasic


Case: Whoever heard of serving Chicken Masala without rice? An outrage. This place serves chicken masala in a bowl full of sauce and expects you to eat it without soaking up the sauce with rice. About halfway through my meal when I had little chicken and a lot of sauce left the waiter finally asked me if I wanted some rice. Little did I know at the time that the rice (barely enough for two) would cost an extra $4.....outrageous! I have NEVER been to an india restaurant that didn't serve their dishes with rice on the side. But this one seems to want to soak you for every dollar they can get. Decent food but at a steep price. I wont be back.
Classification: quadribasic


Case: I have to agree with the others, it's not much but a high priced ice cream stop. The concept was good when it first arrived on the blockmany years ago, but now I wonder why people keep returning. This was my 1st or maybe my 2nd visit to the Creamery, I think I went decades ago to the first one on Mill Ave. \n\nHowever for the $6 I spent on a medium scoop with mix-ins I am not impressed. The coupons given to me I will pass along to some friends' kids who may or may not ever use them.
Classification: quadribasic


Case: We were given a room on the 19th floor overlooking the pool, strip and could see the Bellagio fountain show, great spot! The room was very clean and had everything we needed! We were in town for a conference that was at the Paris, the conference facilities were great, including the bars, restaurant and staff. Recommend this hotel!
Classification: Bois


Case: Location was easy to find, just off the freeway. The hotel is surrounded by a large indoor mall along with a few outdoor mini malls all within walking distance. You could find all different type of food choices available in just a small area. The beds were comfy and the rooms were large enough to not feel so squished with 3 teens. Breakfast consisted of a waffle station, many cereal and fruit selections, a step up from your normal continental breakfast. I definitely would stay here again.
Classification: Bois


Case: My wife went here to have some endodontic work done.  I am sure the quality of the actual work was fine, but the office specialists are not very friendly.  I said that I wanted to be on a payment plan because like most people I pay my medical bills through an HSA so that I can take advantage of using pre-tax dollars.  The woman on the phone scoffed at the idea and acted like she had never heard of a payment plan and was going out of her way to help set me up on one.\n\nI have never dealt with a provider that didn't accept payment plans.  Most providers understand that medical work is hard to budget for.  Hospitals, doctors offices, dentists, physical therapists, they all accept payment plans.  I don't know why ESL is so resistant to doing this.\n\nIf you don't have thousands of dollars sitting around to pay a dentist up front, don't go to this company.\n\nAlso, if you don't like being treated rudely over the phone, you should probably consider another endodontic practice.
Classification: quadribasic
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I was a brat to think that I'll be deprived of Japanese pastries and baked goods in AZ.  Of course, it is not the same compared to L.A. Japanese Bakeries but Arai Pastry is more than what I expected.  \n\n*Selection = not as many BUT they are all pretty good.\n*Quality =  spongy is better than mousse (it is surprising because I usually like mousse way more)\n*Bread Loaf = Amazing! Very spongy (fuwa fuwa) and freshly baked.\n*Service = Polite and attentive\n*Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich = Yummy\n*Green tea smoothie = GOOD :)