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An example of an negative review: I went to the hard rock through orbitz. They had trouble finding my reservation. After a very long call with orbitz it was solved I thought. Well I wanted two rooms. The hard rock only showed one. After dealing with that and it was resolved. I found out my low rate was not so great after a hidden spa fee was added. Plus throughout the night I found several more hidden fees. Also the 730 wake up call of the leaf blower at the pool and the shop vac in the hallway added to the whole thing. I wouldn't stay here again or suggest it.

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An example of an negative review: Eno Vino has slid downhill BIGtime. It used to be one of the only westside places that could kinda pass as a big city wine-bar....but the shortcuts they are now taking are embarrassing. Just one example: the "cheese plate" tapas had a slice of Target quality brie with enough to cover 2 water crackers, which is astonishingly what they choose to serve it with. The other cheese is of similar quality and they serve it with a bunch of grapes that maybe were on the shelf at Target for 6 days past their sell-date. The pear was sliced well though, jeesh. As for the atmosphere, whatever you do, don't go on Badger's game nights, for the clientele act like they could be at a drunken tailgate, obnoxious and loud, bumping into you like you're in a sports bar. They are slacking and it shows, maybe the drunks wearing all red won't notice, but if you're going there for a chic opportunity to dress up and act like a grown up, look elsewhere.

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An example of an negative review: MOLDY BREAD!! Its unfortunate that I'm having to write this review when I truly love their food - its delicious. However being served a sandwich on moldy bread is completely unacceptable. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich yesterday. After eating 1/2 of it, I went to pick up the other half and noticed something green on the bottom of the bun. After smelling it sure enough it was mold. To me that just shows complete negligence by the kitchen staff. Immediately after showing it to our waitress the manager came over and apologized and took the sandwich away. They offered me something else off the menu but at that point me and everyone else at our table were a bit taken back in disgust and feared that if the bread was moldy, what else were they neglecting back there?? After about 10 more minutes of sitting at the table we said we were done and they brought us a check for $60 (talk about insult to injury), which did not include the sandwich. I'm not about trying to get free stuff but after our entire table was disgusted by what happened losing our appetites, I would think a proper manager should take action, comp the meal and apologize profusely for what happened. Not the case here. There was no attempt to do anything further for us or make sure we were okay, so we paid the bill and left without anyone saying anything further. I initiated a call to the manager 20 minutes after leaving the restaurant. I felt that it would be more respectful to call the manager in private to express my disappointment rather than make a huge scene and scare off the people who were eating at the time I was. Not only was I upset about the moldy sandwich and losing my appetite, but also disappointed with the lack of care from their manager and their staff when we left. Its one thing to have eaten half of the moldy sandwich without knowing, but its an entirely different thing for them to make no additional effort with you whatsoever to resolve the situation until I called them out on it. I was literally sickened by the entire experience and hope my body is strong enough to fight off any mold issues without calling an abatement company.. by the way, the waitress was very nice and we left her a generous tip. Food for thought, check out both sides of your sandwich, both the top and the bottom!!!!

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An example of an negative review: They call themselves "The Milk Shake Factory"? Far from it... haven't been back to the area since graduating from college, I was excited to see new businesses opening up. I must say I am a fan of medium thick milkshakes. In trying new places, my theory is to always keep an open mind and not compare to any other places. My bf and I are huge fans of pistachio milkshakes from Bobby Burger Place and Franklin fountain in Philly, so we thought we would try it here. Very disappointing... the shake was literally the same as drinking milk. I even mentioned to the clerk it was watery and asked the clerk to add another scoop of ice cream no difference. We believe this had to do with poor ice cream quality and overall lack of milk shake knowledge. Better off getting a milk shake from McDonalds.