Q: I ended up here after a most annoying and frustrating experience with the Sears Auto Center. The guys here at Superior were professional, friendly and willing to help find out why and where my car was leaking oil. That alone will make me a loyal customer. The thing that throws them over the top is their honesty. We had expected the repair to take a certain amount of time and effort and I was fine with the cost. When all was said and done, the repair was only a third of what I expected. There was no way I would have known if they had done things according to the original estimate. They could have easily charged me that first amount and I would have gone on my merry way knowing nothing. I appreciate their honesty and look forward to being a customer for years to come.

A: positive

Q: I went there today, spend $100 for a lunch (mostly for takeout) after I done with my meal, paid for my bill, leave a $5 tips for two people, cause we only eat a little in the restaurant and most for Togo! Plus my waitress is really rude, I think $5 is fair with my order! But the older waitress look at the tip that I left on table, try to forced me to leave at lease 10% of tip with my total bill! Well, with you bad service plus most of my order is for take out! Why I need to tip you as 10% of my total bill? Also, there has no law request a min. Of 10% tip! Really bad service plus so so food! I think there store manager need to training their waitress again before they service customer!

A: negative

Q: I was really disappointed in this Westin Hotel, just off the Strip in Las Vegas. You would think that Westin, one of the better brands of hotels in the Starwood family, would go all out for their only Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Top shelf to attract both the business travelers who have learned to rely on Westin's level of service, and the casual traveller, who wants a good hotel near the strip. They missed on both. This Westin can't make up its mind between being a business hotel and a Vegas hotel. It has a very small casino, with 1 crap table, a few table games, and some slots, but virtually nobody playing. The crap table never opened. And the rooms are small and very much business like, versus Vegas like in size, decor and style. And although Westin has only owned this porperty for less than 6 years, it is already showing age around the edges, losing any freshness or swank it might have had at opening. It just doesn't have a crisp feel like many other Westins in major cities have. And right now, the city is doing major construction work on this section of Flamingo Road, so getting in and out of here is a hassle. If you want a business hotel in Vegas, I suggest you try Embassy Suites on Paradise. And if you want a more resort like hotel that is reasonable, try the Hilton Grand Vacation properties (there are 3 in Vegas). EIther can be had for under $150. OR get those internet deals from the major Casino Hotels, which are offering some great deals. Like the Venetian mid-week for $69, or many others for under $100. At least I got 1 day of starpoints to add to my Starwood SPG account.

A: negative

Q: Love this place. Overpriced, because I can have a strong Vietnamese woman do the same thing for about $30... But they are all very personable! I went here because I got a gift card. I will say that you should not get water there. I have been to much cheaper salons that give me a little bottle of water. Not this one. You get a glass with ice cubes they made themselves! I like lemon in my water, but this tasted rancid for some reason and made me nauseous. No water for me. The massage was nothing special. It was really no more than lotion that allegedly had diamonds in it being rubbed into my skin. I thought I paid for a 15 minute massage on my hands/feet each, but apparently not.

A:
negative