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Output: I went to the Desert Ridge Marketplace Location and I have a LG G2. The first time I went to get my phone fixed the employee was very nice, had the parts and fixed my cracked screen within 30 mins. which was great! If it ended there I would have given them five stars however it didn't end there. My screen was lifting just an hour after he replaced it and the sensor on the phone was messed up. whenever I make a call my screen goes black and I have to power my phone off and back on again to see the screen. I took it back THAT day and he told me he fixed it.. He didn't. I went back again and a different employee working didn't know how to fix anything other than iphones. ... Went back again and the kiosk was CLOSED during their normal hours!!! I called corporate and they want me to drive an HOUR to their location and only give me a small discount. Then I called before I went and corporate had to change my appointment too!! TERRIBLE communication and customer service. This will be my FIFTH attempt to try and get my phone fixed not to mention over a week later!! WOULD NOT RECOMMEND this place unless you like jumping through hoops while paying a high price.

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Output: If Terrible's was meant to be a theme location akin to Medieval Times, then this would have be the best hotel experience of my life. We didn't notice the theme after we figured out the tv would only flicker on/off for every channel, nor did we notice the theme after taking a shower with the worst water pressure ever. I know low-flow shower heads are supposed to save water, but when you have to stay in the shower twice as long to actually get the water to take off any soap it kinda defeats the purpose (as a bonus the shower head came out at my shoulders). We began to realize the theme of our weekend when we were abruptly woken up at 9am Saturday morning by a 30 second long piercing alarm that sounded like either the building fire alarm or emergency exit alarm. This was followed by a 10-15 second reprise just a few minutes later. Anyone one that goes to Vegas for a weekend knows how sacred those few hours of sleep are to the rest of your visit, we were now fully awake and free to use the above mentioned shower, woo hoo! When I travel I like to leave the do not disturb sign on my door all day so I can have my room to myself for a few days with no hotel employees moving my stuff around. When I returned to my room late Saturday night I immediately noticed something was off, one of the beds had been made and the other had had the items on it rearranged. My towel that was hanging up to dry was now missing and no replacement towels were to be found (I didn't discover this until Sunday morning when I was looking to get ready). Knowing that someone had apparently not followed my do not disturb request and done just enough in the room to kinda freak me out was definitely what put this experience over the top. And of course the comical cherry on top was the design of the room, the wall between the sink area and the beds had a frosted piece of glass instead of, well, a wall. The effect of this was that the bathroom lights would shine brightly through the glass onto the beds, thus defeating the purpose of the wall. Not a big deal during the day, but very disruptive in the middle of the night. Normally I would not mention this minor thing, but since it was part of a greater over arching weekend theme of terribleness, I'm making an exception. I will give the place one star for the beds, very comfortable. I would recommend paying just a smidge more and staying somewhere that doesn't come off as accidentally ironic. Just my two cents...

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Output: Rave reviews about our $11.99 steak special! We had great service, got right in on a Sunday night and our dinner was delicious. 5 stars for this Outback! Fabulous!

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A 3 star Michelin restaurant that lives up to the hype not only in the service and ambiance but the food itself screams ingenuity. Fancy, beautiful & quite extraordinary. The foyer alone gives you an idea of what's to come. After hearing about this place from my bff who is a regular patron, I made reservations about 4 months in advance for my 10 year wedding anniversary. I felt elevated here. The food was exceptional and our 5 course meal left us with a deeper appreciation for the craft that goes into creating these unique dishes. We chose the 5 course dinner which was perfect, but there is also a 16 course dinner for the truly indulgent. The 5 course dinner lasted about 4 hours. Everything is carried out to your table on a huge silver platter and presented to you one by one with a full description by the Maitre d'. From the champagne to the Foie Gras to the Black Cod, the Filet Mignon And Ravioli...everything was magnifique! The menu often changes, but one of their signature dishes is La Langoustine and let me tell you..it was superb! There is an assortment of bread & regionally imported cheese cart floating around as well as a beautiful dessert cart with truffles and edible gold. These added treats served well in between courses and with our coffee/tea. The executive chef, Claude Le Tohic personally came out to see how our dining experience turned out and was more than happy to take photos with us on our special occasion. We were then gifted with a bag of chocolates and a special anniversary dessert topped with candles. It truly was a once in a lifetime experience....the bill will confirm that in the end but I hope to return and be elevated here again.