Problem: The first and only time I have been to pro nails I had a horrible gel manicure. The appt took over and hour and a half and when I left my nails were not glossy. I don't think the girl knew how to do a gel manicure because to many coats were applied and I was left under the light for 5 minutes between polishes. I had to go back the next day and have them fix it and I won't be back.
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Problem: It's 2005 and I was referred to my normal dentist to Reed for some extra teeth that were under my gum line. Nothing really affected me but Reed suggested that he remove 3 wisdom teeth and 2 extra teeth below my gum line on my right lower side of my jaw. So a total of 5 teeth. Little did I know he was going to CUT AWAY my gum line and expose the roots of my existing teeth that were FINE. He claimed it would be fine and the gums would grow back, they never did. The exposed sections of the roots caused infection in my gums and I lost a molar and am probably going to lose another one this year. I haven't been able to chew solid food on the right side of my mouth for the past 9 years. ridiculous. I'm currently looking for an oral surgeon to hopefully rectify this HACK JOB that Reed left me with nearly 9 years ago. Every day of my life I regret going to Reed and after showing the results to my regular dentist, he stopped referring patients to Reed. Even the desk attendants were pushy about the surgery saying I should have them all removed in one session vs having them done in two sessions. Clearly this office is money hungry and they don't care about the patient's well being post surgery.
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Problem: Just came off another recent trip to the V-Town. Orleans as always was reliable and a good experience. OK... Its not much to look at... And you won't have any celebrity sightings, or feel cool... So why 4 stars? See this list below, from a seasoned restaurateur and gambler! I come here 3x a year! 1) Most generous comp system of anywhere I have ever been for table play. Comps are handed out by the pit-bosses, so make if you are playing over $25 a hand consistently for over an hour, you check in with them before you leave and see if they can do anything for you. If you plan on playing multiple times during a day, of course wait until the end of the day to check in for what they can do on rooms, restaurants etc. for that night or the next day. COMPS ARE NOT HANDLED WELL BY THE PLAYERS CLUB FOR TABLE PLAY or the casino hosts - YOU MUST check directly with a pit boss when you leave a table after a good sitting. 2) Everything is super cheap. You could drink yourself blind at any of the casino bars with $20... And lots of specials for happy hour, etc. I am a wine guy, so I don't use the bars here, but I have ordered a couple beers, cocktails through the years and always found I was reaching into my wallet for too much money, before they told me what I owed them. Consistently cheap food, cheap drinks, cheap rooms and reasonably priced entertainment and spa. 3) Things to do - bowling, concerts, pool, spa, etc. 4) Clean rooms. So to be clear these rooms are not spectacular in any way, but they are spacious and clean. Never had a dirty room there. Outdated, yes, but clean. 5) Prime Rib Loft - simply the best prime rib I have ever had. Its not the most tender, but it is super flavorful and plentiful. They have a 22oz bone in Prime Rib with all the fixins (salad, veggies, and baked potato with everything) for like $23. However, you really MUST order it "Cajun blackened" to get the great flavor. Because its blackened, it tends to come 1-2 degrees "warmer" than you order it. So if you like Medium Rare, order Rare. If you like it Rare, order it rare, and emphasize that to the server that you want a red center, and you will get medium rare, or maybe rare if you are lucky. I have had to send back a couple cuts before that were overcooked, and they happily replace. But that Cajun rub on that bone in prime rib is just plain insane kinda good. And when you pair generous comps with cheap restaurants, you have the perfect storm. Now be prepared, the diners here will not be upscale, nor super-sophisticated, nor will the waiters be (wine list is grocery store wines), but the service is good, and the food is good. If you are a foodie or a wine person, I encourage you to bring a special bottle in to have them open. The crystal isn't fabulous at all, but they don't mind and charge a reasonable corkage fee. I find that when I want just the right steak and just the right wine, its time to bring my own anyway, so the limited wine list doesn't bother me. Of note, the manager of this restaurant is very attentive and runs a tight ship. Again ambiance will be a huge let down for any foodie, but just come and get that prime rib (Cajun rubbed / blackened) and get out! Other notes - if you are looking to eat on the cheap, I would avoid the buffet and hit the food court or the diner. The diner is actually pretty darn good, but I was disappointed by the buffet. Give it a try. If you can get past the decor and lack of trendy stuff, the Orleans casino and restaurants are a great find.
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Problem: Great prices on fruits and veggies...good coffee..decent sandwiches..would be better if they put more meat and charged you a extra dollar or so..because IT FEELS LIKE YOU ARE EATING JUST BREAD! The toppings are very fresh though!
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