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An example of an negative review: One star is WAY to generous. Every time I go there, I have to deal with horrible customer service. The cashiers are kind, the one star can go to them. Jake (Jacob Pedersen), is a HUGE (and I do mean HUGE) disappointment. The price was wrong on the shelf (as always!) and he argued with me regarding that. He blames all of us customers saying "I can't help that the customers put stuff where ever they want". Really? The shelf was clean and looked organized! The crazy RUDE thing is, he just walked away while I was still talking! Huge jerk and I'll NEVER step foot in the place again.

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An example of an positive review: Coming from the Bay Area up in California, I'm spoiled when it comes to Japanese noodle houses. I'm also spoiled when it comes to Japanese comfort food. This, my dear...is freaking fabulous. It's not ridiculously expensive and it made my very fussy hubby fabulously happy. I ordered the chicken katsu don while he got a bowl of veggie noodle curry. Mmm...we also ordered california rolls. While it had krab in it, the rest of the ingredients were so wonderfully fresh I forgave the krab. Good Japanese noodle houses are hard to come by, but this is definitely a great place...and only around the corner from our house! Yay. :)

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An example of an positive review: Fantastic food and a great Bloody Mary. Spicy like you know you want it.

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An example of an positive review: Moving into 2015 and dealing with another insurance change. I always freak when this happens because I worry I will lose Dr Corcoran. But I am lucky and all is good. I have been seeing him for a few years now and it is still great. I have had the experience where things often start out fine, and then for what ever reason things sour over time. They can get you in pretty quick. If not with him a NP or another doctor if it is an emergency. I like that Dr. C takes the time to stop and look back in your chart and remind you it has been a while since this or that or whatever. No I don't think he is padding the bill I just think that since he is a DO and not a MD they are trained to think of things more in terms of the whole picture than just lets fix this one issue. He is easy to talk to. Really if I ever got horrible news you would be ok with it coming from him.... I know sounds weird but I have had so many doctors over the years who treat you like you are gum on their shoe or too stupid to live. With my chronic pain issues he is careful to work with my other doctors and keep them informed of any new issues. I kind of wonder sometimes why Dr. Corcoran decided to be "just a primary care doctor" but I am glad he did.