Q: Came here for their Livingsocial special - a 4 course dinner for two that was $60 and included a wine, shared appetizer, two salads, a shared Rib Eye steak with kimchi Brussels sprouts & side and a shared dessert. Portion sizes are small and there is an excess of sauces and plate decorations. For 7:30 PM a Saturday, the restaurant was mostly empty, but that didn't stop the restaurant from making us wait 20 minutes past our reservation before seating us. Decor is overly hip and trendy. Wait staff was excellent and spaced the food at good intervals and kept water glassed filled and plates cleared. Overall, the dinner wasn't worth the reduced price from Livingsocial and would not have been worth the full price. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Slumlords. That's the only word I have for these people. We're stuck with them until October, but I highly doubt we'll renew. This has been the absolute worst rental experience of my life, and I've only been here two months. Let's start with the application process. The person at the front desk is the most rude and unprofessional person I've ever had the displeasure of working with in a customer service position. For starters, giving me directions to the place, the directions are wrong, telling me to take exit 2B instead of 3B. An honest mistake as she likely thought I was coming from the opposite direction, but when I informed her she got snippy and argumentative with me. So I get the keys to go and look at the place and it was a mess (little did I know they hadn't cleaned it yet - I can respect that but I should have been told). When I bring up my concerns, some black in the bathroom I wanted to be checked if it was mildew or mold, carpet stains, stuff like that, the front desk person told me, and I quote, "If it's such a problem for you, you should consider renting with someone else." What?!? She is argumentative and I have no idea how a person like that even has a position like that. A trained monkey is more polite than her! We still ended up renting the place. In retrospect, we sure should have seen the red flags. When I put in my application, they came back and told me I had a felony theft on my record. News to me! The only time I was ever arrested was when I was a kid playing mailbox baseball 20 years ago and that was a misdemeanor! Turns out, there was a guy with the same first and last name (a common combination by the way), and same birth day and month (9 months after Christmas anyone?). However, the guy was a different race, 20 years older than me, and - the kicker - DEAD! Not that it mattered when I told them this, they still would not reduce the extra $300 security deposit they required due to it. They also claimed credit issues, but my last landlady was blown away when I mentioned that as my credit came back great for them. Whatever, we go with it. Then when I'm signing the lease, the incredibly rude lady is actually rushing me and saying under her breath, and I quote, "Come on, I want to go to lunch." I'm sorry my financial future is infringing on your overly loud tummy rumblings. Let me just skim this lease instead. Sadly, time was an issue for the move, so I couldn't back out now and continued on. I'm sure this will bite me later. I request that the place be sprayed for bugs before move in and get new carpets and they agree. Moving on. We move in, have all kinds of problems with utilities that we are still having because the place used to be one address and is now another. Can't really blame that on Berryhill though. What we can blame on them is the cockroaches we saw starting on day 2 and continuously from that point forward. The place is infested. It's wintertime now so they're not as active, but I'm going to have to pay out of my own pocket to have the place sprayed come springtime. Remember when I said I requested the place be sprayed before move in? Yeah, scratch that! Then we begin to have problems with the house. First, the refridgerator starts leaking inside itself. We contact Berryhill, and to their credit they get someone out there quickly. His fix? Put some wood under it to tilt it back so it'll drain better. I'm not kidding here. Next on the docket? We're getting a washer installed and the installer notes that the floor is soft in the area it's supposed to go. We contact Berryhill and they come out and look at it. The fix? Put some wood under the washer machine!!! I swear if the toilet was clogged I already know their answer. Put some wood under it! Broken window? Put some wood over it! Tree fell on the place and lightning is raining down into our living room like the wrath of God? Put some wood over it!! And now the kicker. We got our second electric bill. I thought the first was pretty high, but since it got to us late due to the previously mentioned address problem and we were in a rush to pay it I didn't really look into it then. This second one though is where I notice that we're supposedly using 1200 kwh/month. Just me and my girlfriend. With our gas heat. The majority of the electricity being used coming from the refridgerator and our computers which I already used a meter on to see those together should be costing us under $10 per month. I call in to request they get an electrician out there to check the wiring and I get little miss rudeface again. She actually tried to sell me on the idea that the extra electricity was being caused by our thermostat. When I pointed out that a thermostat that uses 600 kwh/month is extremely broken(since that's how much extra is on our bill from what we should be using), she argued with me and treated me like I'm an idiot. Guess they couldn't fix that with a piece of wood! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: What is all the hype about 808? This place honestly is a joke. I go in to order to go food at 5pm. There are 8 people in the restaurant dining, so not many people mind you. I place my order with a girl who was really put out by my wanting to order to go food. She places my order and tells me it will be 15 minutes. Ok, that seems reasonable. 42 minutes later, still NO food. 2 people who ordered after me had their food come up. When I inquired, the same girl seemed even more put out. No apology, no offer to give me a soda or water while I wait for a lousey 3 sushi rolls. Boy, obviously customer service is not a requirement at this place. I get no answer except "They said it will be up soon". Again, no apogy for the ridiculous delay and time needed to prepare it. It finally comes up and she sends me on my way. I was agitated to say the least but I was hoping that the story might take a slight turn for the better when getting the food home and having my sick wife who I got it for to cheer her up be so amazing it would quench the sour taste of the 45 minute wait. Well, not to be. The sushi was average at best. For all of you who have reviewed 808 as having amazing sushi, you need to get out more. I have been to so many places with better food quality and certainly more friendly people. 808, you need work. A lot of work. I am sorry I wont be back nor will I be sending anyone your way. You had a shot to secure a life long sushi eater and lost it. First impressions are critical in the fickle world of the restuarant business and well, yours just plain sucks. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: *4.5 stars* (because I was hung over the entire weekend) This is the place that did me in during my bachelorette weekend in Vegas... why why why did I have to take that last shot??? (OK, my fault but still!) Hot vibe, expensive drinks, fun times and a fantastic view of Vegas, baby! OPTIONS:
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A:
positive