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An example of an negative review: Food was not good at all I got the tacos and enchiladas both were cold when they came out my kids got the quesadillas and those were also gross I will never be back here

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An example of an positive review: Moving here from San Diego stunted my style because my best friend was no longer there to help me try new things at stores. So when I found Divaz I was really happy because I love to look fashionable and try new things, but naturally I'm not very good at picking out and matching stuff. This place reminds me of a spot I always went to before nights out in Pacific Beach and a lady that always picked/made me the best outfits. SOOO I have been to Divaz two times now and each time I leave with a great outfit. The staff is very helpful, and knows the stock of the store. The prices are reasonable for fashionable/trendy clothing and it doesn't seem like cheap stuff. They have bags, belts, candles, accessories and all kinds of styles from edgy to classic. Oh and they have shoes! My favorite part was that someone on the staff gave me a pair of pumps to try on my outfits with, this really gave me a better idea of what the stuff will actually look like when I wear it out. They were very nice and picked out TONS of stuff for me to try. I found an outfit I loved and purchased it for $56 bucks and I know I will get a lot of use out of it. I'll definitely be back!

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An example of an positive review: So I went here last night because my friend got married. YAAAAAYYYYY!!! Her hubby's boss got them a room here. When I first drove up, I didn't know what to expect. I went to look for parking, but one of the valet drivers said that it would be better to valet park so that I would not have to worry about my car and they only worked for tips because they take care of their customers free of charge. The customer service was fine.. As I walked in, I saw different statues and pictures from many artists everywhere from the ceiling to all around the hotel even in the rooms. I met up with the bride and groom, took some pics, and then went to the restaurant for dinner with them. She had the Shrimp scampi ($18), he had a siegel burger with extra tomatoes and fries ($9), and I had the lobster BLT with avocado, bacon, and a side salad topped with Caesars dressing ($12). The sandwich alone was huge for me.. I was the last to finishing eating. Soon after we went to the bar portion of the hotel, but it was crowded and we were asked to get up from the table that we were sitting at because it was reserved for another party. Then we (she and I) went to the room and had a couple of hennessy shots. We tried to drink the champagne, but it tasted like vomit and smelled like piss. GROSSSSSSSSSS! As we were drinking, her hubby went to the store to get more hennessy and coke for us to drink, but then she changed her mind and called him to come back because by then, we were planning to go the strip... In the hallway, I felt like a giant because I could actually touch the ceiling. LOL.. We went back downstairs and left to go to Caesars Palace!

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An example of an negative review: First off, I'm a huge fan of The Cheesecake Factory and have been eating at different ones religiously throughout the years, but my experience at this location was a gigantic disappoint, to say the least. When I suggested The Cheesecake Factory to one of my friends, he said that the food wasn't great and overpriced at that. Since this has always been one of my favorite places to go, of course I had to argue with him. Determined to prove him wrong, I insisted that we go here for dinner. We went in, put our name down on the wait list, and went outside for a cigarette. Now this is a normal practice, and typically restaurant hosts will always check outside for the next table to be seated if nobody answers their call from inside, especially if the waiting area inside is full! They didn't even try to look for us when we were literally standing just outside of the door (which we had also let the hostess know before stepping out), and it took a leaving customer to inform us that we were up for a table. We ended up having to sit outside because they sat somebody else at our table. Our waitress was friendly (which was the only pro of the night). I ordered a rare steak Diane and herb crusted salmon. When the food came out, my steak was COLD. Not even room temperature, but cold. When I informed our waitress, she had the audacity to tell me that in order for them to cook it rare, they could only throw it on the grill for a couple seconds which meant that it was normal for it to be cold. Are you seriously kidding me? I don't ever eat anything BUT rare steak, and I have yet gone to a restaurant and been served a cold one. Furthermore, if you don't know how the steak Diane at The Cheesecake Factory is, the steak is actually thinly sliced into little pieces, about three inches in diameter. So it doesn't take much for the meat to get heated up. As a reference, I have ordered this dish before at several other Cheesecake Factories, and not once have I encountered this problem. At this point I was just bummed out, but my friend insisted on complaining to the manager, so that's who we asked for. It was a good 15 minutes before anybody walked past us or any of the tables around. We had to asked for a manager twice before our waitress came back with my steak re-cooked. The manager lingered in the background behind her and they both left after she gave me my steak. At this point we just asked for the check and a to-go box since our appetites were gone. I didn't even bother checking my steak to see if it was any good this time around. I didn't bother mentioning, but my herb crusted salmon was exceptionally bland. I had to season the life into it with salt and pepper myself. At least it was decently cooked, and with how they treated my steak, I didn't even want to complain about anything else. I don't remember what my date had to eat, but it's safe to say that we were just as impressed with his dish as we were with mine, which was not at all. I'm a very easy-going and forgiving person, so for me the big issue isn't necessarily the poor cooking, but the service and management (as I've seen other reviewers have pointed out). They should have just fixed the problem when it was presented, instead of making excuses. We were not being rude or unfriendly (in fact quite the opposite, despite of everything) and it's not like I was asking for the meal to be comped or discounted. In addition, I've never seen worse management skills. The manager never bothered to introduce himself or ask us how we were doing, even though we had specifically asked for him. Everything was a huge hassle and they made me feel like I was someone who was super picky or asking too much. My friend is right in that The Cheesecake Factory is a relatively pricey place to eat and based on my experience at this location, it is definitely not worth it. Worst $50 of my life, which doesn't even include tax and tip. It's a good thing our waitress was at least friendly and smiled through the night, because her other service skills were quite lacking. I don't even know how the manager was hired, because he showed no managerial skills whatsoever. I was so embarrassed that I insisted on going to eat here and defended this place when everything turned out to be horrible. This particular Cheesecake Factory is definitely not up to par. Avoid at all costs.