Text - I've been meaning to write a review in forever. I was in the process of selling my house back in July 2010, and I have notarized a Quitclaim Deed under me & my ex boyfriends names done at this store (done in 1st quarter of 2009). He was present, gave his ID, signed the log along with me. My Escrow Officer needed it, but when she called Carmel, she said that they only had a record of me coming in & not my ex boyfriend. So I called asking if they can please check. She called me back after 1 1/2 days saying that they checked their storage/other location where the logs are at, & it is non-existent & couldn't be found. My sister & I visited the shop in person, because I remembered vividly 110% that my ex boyfriend signed the log. Her & I think was her husband said that they couldn't find it, that they have gone already through their storage & went through a ton of stuff. I told her that she was the one who notarized it & if she remembers telling my ex where to sign on document & sign in log. She looked confused, & didn't remember. I was disappointed then & was leaving the shop. The man said something rude, saying \""we don't have to help you. You are not a regular customer!\"" My sister & I couldn't believe it. I was unhappy because I had a buyer who was in the process of purchasing my house. And when I came to this place, & they were very unhelpful & rude. It was very frustrating & I so upset, I was actually crying in my car. I was upset because I knew it was going to be extremely difficult to have my ex boyfriend agree to sign another one. He was also living out of state.\n\nAfter several days later, my Escrow officer Carolyn contacted me that Carmel found my ex boyfriend's signature & apologized. Carmel had my telephone number, she should've called me to apologize. I've spoken to her on the phone. Because the closing or process took too long (it was difficult to get my ex boyfriend to sign off a new Quitclaim Deed), THE BUYERS CANCELLED. \n\nI've never been so disappointed as a customer, & treated so rudely by someone. I came in there respectfully & asking for their help as their customer. But I couldn't believe that because \""we weren't regular customers there, they don't have to help us\"". Even though I've shopped in their store several times before & they have record of me getting the Q/C Deed notarized there. \n\nSo I am writing this today.
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Text - Wow. This was the first thing that came to my mind when I entered the auditorium. It is huge and beautiful. You can tell that Cirque du Soleil spent a lot of money on the production.\n\nThe show was awesome! I liked how the stage rotates, and the storyline was good. It was a bit confusing at time, but wikipedia helped fill in the blanks. The acrobatics were also cool.\n\nMy husband and I got some good seats. There was a promotion for $55 tickets for the summer shows, and we were close to the front. Even though we were at a side angle, we were able to see clearly. \n\nLet's quit our jobs so we can all do some acrobatics and join the circus!
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Text - Right after we moved to Charlotte, I was talking to a local in a bar about how I wanted great Mexican food. He directed me to Azteca, and told me not to worry about the fact it was connected with a Days Inn.\n\nThat was 8 years ago, and after trying numerous Mexican restaurants in Charlotte, Azteca remains far and away our favorite. The food is delicious and the portions are huge for the price you pay. Service is always friendly and prompt. The restaurant is hopping on a Friday or Saturday night, and it's always a fun place to hang out. \n\nThe mariachi band that plays on the weekend is a blast. On one of our last visits, they asked us if we wanted them to play us a song. We said sure, but we didn't know which one, so we suggested they play us their favorite song. They chose Elvis, which cracked us up.\n\nMy husband loves the Arroz con Pollo. I switch around dishes, but lately my favorite is the Pork Carnitas. For $11, you get a plate with so much food on it that taking home leftovers is a must. We've had nothing but great visits to Azteca!
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Text - Beware their contracts - I signed up for a month to month membership, and after finding that I was not going often enough to justify the expense I went in and cancelled my membership.  One week later, they hit my credit card for an additional $25 and stated that it was a \""Facilities Enhancement Fee\"" and that they had informed me of it one month earlier - which they had NOT!  I called and protested, and the manager told me they refuse to give me back my money.  They're crooks, and I'm filing complaints at the city attorney's office, the BBB, and making sure EVERYONE knows what schysters these people are!\n\nFOLLOW UP:  After contacting my bank, and informing them that this business hit my card weeks AFTER I cancelled my membership, they reversed the charge.  I suggest, if you have the same issue, you do what I did.  I got my money back.\n\nThe response from the business was the usual legal sleeze stating it was clearly outlined in the contract.  What they did NOT mention, was that they did this AFTER I cancelled my membership and was told they would not charge me again.  They clearly use their \""contract\"" to rip people off after they no longer belong to their gym.
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Text - Our goto for subs in surprise, unlike subway they actually have the meat slicer right behind the counter and slice the meat fresh before your eyes, they have a variety of bread choices and do both cold and hot subs, they offer four different sizes I believe the largest is 16\"" I usually eat half and take the other half to work the next day. they also have fresh baked brownies and cookies (you can tell because they're different shapes and wrapped in celophane instead of vacuum seal)\n\nBut the best part \""THEY DELIVER\"" I don't think people use this service a lot because when you call they act like they've never delivered a sub before, but for a few dollars extra you can actually have something other than pizza or chinese delivered to your door.\n\nmy goto for a cold sub in surprise
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Text - I'm typing this on Vdara's wifi, sitting in room 31002, the day after Christmas.\n\nThis place is pretty awesome because there's no casino or smoking -- the vibe is really relaxing and chill. I love that aspect of this place. +1\n\nThe wifi is pretty awesome -- I actually did some work the other night. Speedtest.net's latency meter told me 22ms. \n\nThe rooms are sexy, bachelor-pad-esque joints, with a dark brown, gray, and cream color scheme. The view is awesome (I can see the fountains in front of Bellagio, the 15 freeway, Encore, Venetian, the Stratosphere, Planet Hollywood, Aria, and so on, and that's just from the desk -- you can see more of Vegas from the dining room and living room behind me). The curtains are electrically controlled. Awesome. I felt so cool raising and lowering them by touching buttons.\n\nThe rooms are priced reasonably.\n\nThose are the positives. There were a lot of negatives, too, which I felt were unbecoming of a hotel of this caliber.\n\nThe service left a LOT to be desired.\n\nThe front desk lady was great (the $20 trick got us an upgrade), but every other service interaction was lacking. The kitchenette is stocked with a Keurig single-serve coffee machine, but we could only find decaf coffee pods (... really?). After 3 calls to the front desk on Christmas Eve, we still don't have regular coffee in this joint.\n\nThe room has a pull-out bed, but there isn't any bedding in the room for it. It took 2 calls and about 45 minutes to get someone up to our room with blankets and pillows. They forgot the coffee pods I requested too. FML. Also, this pull-out bed is pretty horrible -- it's more comfortable sleeping on it as a sofa, rather than as a pulled-out bed.\n\nThe rooms also have super-thin walls, which is something I wasn't expecting since the rooms are so nice in every other aspect -- somebody was blasting the Tron Legacy soundtrack at 2AM. I'm a fan of Daft Punk, but not when I can't shut it off if I want to. You can also hear everything going on Las Vegas Boulevard -- all of the random police sirens and modified exhausts came through the windows.\n\nAnyway, I hope they resolve the service issues, because of the rest of the hotel is pretty nice. Extra bedding and a choice of non-decaf coffee in the room would be nice. I'm unsure whether I'll be back or not -- we'll see.
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Text - It's a great place to go shopping because it's not just all window shopping.  There are shops you can afford if you're not dirt poor.
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Text - TERRIBLE service.  The restaurant wasn't that busy & there were plenty of empty table but I was told I needed to wait so they could clean off a tables.  So I waited, waited, waited & finally asked, do you think I can be seated soon orrrr? Oh I'm sorry I totally forgot!  We don't have any clean towels to clean the table, they're looking for some in the back. Really? Ooookkk...  So, I finally get seated wait another 10 minutes before the server approaches me.  She asked what she could get me to drink & wanted to know if I was ready to order. I ordered my drink, (ice water that tasted like it was straight out of a toilet) & said I'd love to order but nobody has given me a menu.  Finally ordered a cheeseburger.  Added mushrooms, substituted a salad instead of fries. The sad plate of lettuce, they call their house salad did come right out & I was starving at this point so I ate my plate of lettuce. Waited, waited, waited, a 1/2 hour goes by, I finally went to the front & asked the hostess to get me my check & make the burger to go.  I'd been sitting there so long I was already late back to work.  Then my bill came. A Cheeseburger w/ a side salad & water to drink, $14.50. Huh???  For a cheeseburger meal.  I could've got better service & a better burger from Carls Jr. for 1/3 of that price.  Needless to say, I dont think I'll be back.
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Friendly staff.  Food is awesome.  Drinks for happy hour great. Always a place to make you feel at home.