Case: Being Peruvian, I wanted to find good authentic Peruvian food. We ordered the Jaela, a seafood platter and the Lomo Saltado, a steak and rice dish. The lomo saltado had an overwhelming taste of wine which is in all my life of eating Peruvian food, I have never had lomo saltado cooked in wine. Highly uncharacteristc. The jaela had pieces of octopus that were uncooked. In fact, half of the pieces of seafood I got in the platter were uncooked or chewy in texture but not in a good way. Not saying that the restaurant was awful, but if someone is expecting TRUE authentic Peruvian food, this is not the place I would go too.
Classification: persevere


Case: Awesome fish & eggplant neals. The food is always consistent and great!!\nThe service is wonderful, Victor is so nice & always remembers your name. Luv this place. Sorry to see them leave stoncrest but I will visit their new location.
Classification: trafficless


Case: Went there to watch NFL game.   Food mediocre at best and service was awful.  The only thing that could have made our waiter less attentive was if he had the day off. Stay away.
Classification: persevere


Case: I was hoping for a local joint to add to my list but no such luck.  I was out with a couple of friends, one (from a large Mexican family) recommended the place since we were in the area.  Going with that and the fact that it seemed pretty busy I said what the heck.  We could've done better...\n\nOnce our waitress finally arrived she was friendly enough, but seemed a little overwhelmed.  The chips & salsa that followed were completely underwhelmed.  Bland factory chips and the um, salsa you say?   Really?  We added 2 of the little cups of \""spicy\"" sauce to it just to give it some taste.  Didn't give me the warm/fuzzies.\n\nWith plenty of interesting menu options, I went with the tacos pescado.  One word:  dull.  Almost overloaded with dry, bland chunks of mahi-mahi, and a huge pile of rice and beans each with little flavor.  I didn't taste chipotle in the chipotle cream sauce.  I splashed them with the \""spicier\"" sauce, black pepper and still nothing.  My other 1st timer friend later told me he felt the same about his entree, like he'd just eaten a big pile of beans with a chimi on the side.\n\nI can see why the place is busy, plenty of grub for the American belly for the price.  I'm sure relatives from Minnesota would say oh its gosh darn good yabetchya!  But it's the kinda Mexican food I don't want, it goes ka-thunk on the plate, throw on the cheddar & ta-da.  No thanks, I need to taste something!   A little spice?  A little fire?  Nothing?  No?  Oh....\n\nI decided to introduce my Mexican friend to flavors and took him to Los Sombreros.   Mmmmm...mmmm!
Classification: persevere


Case: When I went to grad school in Chambana, Seabpat was an excellent stop for fried fish. To be honest, when I got my take out order, I was slightly taken aback by the anti-theft camera which took a still every 30 seconds. OK. That's the price you pay for deliciousness. They've since moved closer to campus on Kirby, and I'm sure you get the heart stopping goodness that you used to get in the hood.
Classification: trafficless


Case: Bloomfield ShurSave is just your typical dumpy supermarket, which means you can find lots of food for decent prices.  The produce here is surprisingly fresh, which is nice.
Classification: trafficless


Case: I needed a new suit recently, and had an outstanding experience here.  \n\nThe sales associate at the Men's Wearhouse was very professional and cordial.  When i described what I what looking for, he showed me the perfect suit.\n\nThe jacket sleeves and pants legs were a little long, but they tailored them to a perfect fit for me within a couple of days.
Classification: trafficless


Case: Eh...screw this place. Anyone who shops at Gamestop knows they suck, with the way they constantly pester you for subscriptions and (usually) charge ridiculous amounts for used or old games. Overall, the franchise gets 3 stars from me overall, but this one gets less for crappy customer service.\n\nI had finally found a certain used game I was looking for, and when I had a chance to sit down and play it, it would not work. They have a seven day return policy, and on the seventh day I was able to show up and address the issue.\n\nThey didn't have any more copies of the same game (which they would normally switch out--no questions asked), and would not let me exchange it for the same game on another system, even though the 360 version costs LESS. What kind of store won't let you exchange for a cheaper product?\n\nIn any case, I found myself at an impasse with someone clueless in regard to customer service. I was told to make a stop at their next store a few miles away, but it just wasn't worth it. I don't think I'll be shopping at this location anymore.
Classification: persevere
Considreing the above, classify the following: I HATE WALMART!!! I vow to never shop there again! I went online looking for Sylvia Days Trilogy and found that walmart had  a great price for the box set. Anyway I went into the store and it was priced $5 higher than the online price there.. confused I went to the counter and told them. She called the manager and she said that they can not compete with themselves so no price matching! WHAT??? confused I looked it up again online and it does not say ONLINE price anywhere... long story short they were rude telling me their company policy.. I wasted my gas going to the store to pick up books they advertise on their website at a different price.. isn't that false advertising? Anyway I found the same book at barnes and nobles for the same price walmart was advertising and it says in bold ONLINE only with free shipping! WALMART get your crap together!!!