Problem: As I have fibro and OA, was interested. However, when I called to find out if they accepted any insurance, the RUDE and UNPROFESSIONAL guy on the phone said I was asking the wrong question. Then he asked me what I had. Then how long. It was clear what was coming--the standard "You're miserable, so you should be willing to pay ANYTHING to come to us." I will NOT go there at all because it's clear they do NOT value patients. Their attitude is all wrong. When someone asks a question, give a respectful, honest answer. I would have been FINE with, "We don't accept insurance. However, for an initial consultation of x minutes, the charge is $y." That's being professional and honest. I do NOT for one minute believe these people will do anything other than take your money and do nothing you can't get elsewhere. IF they were really good, they'd treat you with respect and be honest. Fellow sufferers, many of us are disabled with VERY limited incomes and we've spent THOUSANDS out of pocket in search of help which simply is not there. I'd avoid this place. He just star 69ed and started the sales pitch. This is not a professional organization.
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Problem: I have just moved back to Las Vegas and swore that I would get out of my structured box and try new things so instead of going to Popeye's for chicken which I love, I tried Raising Canes which someone referrred me to. In a nutshell, the chicken is not nearly as good as Popeyes not is the quantity the same. That is the con of going there. Is it bad? No certainly not, I just think you can do better. The service is very good and the people are very friendly. The sweet Tea is as good as the Waffle House and Lucilles BBQ. The Texas toast is great. The coleslaw is better than KFC's.
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Problem: In search of Indian cuisine? It's tucked away next to the elevator...we were driving around the parking lot and ended up calling them to figure out where they were. I'm sure that happens often. (I should have paid closer attention to Todd W.'s review.) Like others, we were seated in the hallway next to the windows. Had to move because it was too chilly especially whenever someone opened the front or side doors. It was no problem to move. Great veggie dishes! Delicious rice, flavorful okra dish, and some cheesy dish in red sauce. The garlic naan was a nice touch with the entrees. Definitely order a couple dishes and share because they are very flavorful and may be too much to eat one dish only with the same flavor. We used a Restaurant.com certificate, which allowed us to choose a variety of dishes and appetizers to try. However, without a certificate it would be too pricey to eat here often. To help justify the price, I figured we're paying for the location, atmosphere, and service. Enjoy your experience!
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Problem: First time dining at YellowTail. We ordered the miso soup and red dragon roll. Both were quite good. They were lite and delicious. The only complaint was the price. With drinks, we spent $80. Not thrilled, but enjoyable experience. We will mostly stop by next time we are in Vegas.
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