Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: I like CK, but after my experience at this store it will be my last CK experience. If you don't care for good decent service then don't go here. I actually made a few purchases but I and my friend were NOT satisfied with the service because there was none. The store is a cab ride away from the strip of Vegas and I and my friend went to the outlet. They are fully staffed and no one even asked me for assistance not even the cashier. The one lady rang me up didn't even ask me anything except for my ID. In fact she was talking and giggling with an associate. So unprofessional. I am a low maintenance guy. I don't ask for much. Some things you do expect in retail. Like service. In fact this one young guy rang up the wrong price on pants on my friend. I just starred at the guy but he would not even look up at me. I wish he did so I can raise hell on him. My friend was upset as well. My friend had to correct his mistake and did not even apologize for his or the stores markup. The staff is LAME! Bottom line. There will be no next time..If you go to this store..you will be sorry.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Food sucked no flavor at all. Everything was dull from the patty on my burger to the pasta my aunt ordered ... Wah I was really looking forward to this place. Margarita was good though :-) and the hostess was rude , but our server was nice .

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
I was fully ensconced in my morning grogginess a couple of days back when some purple person on the corner of Guy & De Maisonneuve pushed a "Buck for a Coffee" card into my hand. I tucked the card into my wallet deciding to keep the treat for next Friday morning when it would be most appreciated after a week of kitten herding. Friday morning finally rolled around, as it has done for countless millennium. This particular one was cold, overcast, and had a touch of dampness that sent a shiver up my back. This morning was the perfect time to grab a cup of piping hot spendy joe to go! The friendly counter staff welcomed me, and upon seeing that I had his promo card proceeded to explain that I could have any of the coffees on the menu for a dollar. Yay, and all that, but I like my coffee black; unadulterated; a symphony of dark bitterness. Kind of like a Guinness, yet appropriate for breakfast. So that's what I ordered and, once my request was passed on to the barrista, a printed slip of paper was pushed across the counter, accompanied by the words "You'll have to register in order to get your coffee" What? No. Sorry. I don't give out my name, email address, and phone number to save pennies off the cost of a cup of coffee. What could have been the discovery of a cozy cafe instead turned into something much less pleasant; a sneaky, underhanded marketing ploy. So now I have a bitter taste in my mouth from the experience; I guess that's almost as good as a morning coffee, right?