Q: Disappointed in the service, ambiance, & food. Truly had this bookmarked for quite sometime and our lunch visit was mediocre at best. I ordered the mussels with the frites which were all little pieces like the last bit if fries under the heat lamps. The pate lacked flavor and the salad was at best 1 star under Cheesecake Factory but as a smaller portion. Group of 6+ had auto gratuity so our service level reflected the mediocrity to mirror the food. Wish we ate at Blue Ribbon Sushi as a repeat instead of trying this place. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Terrible service on our second visit. Made a reservation and was seated on time. Waited for 20 minutes without seeing a server. After 20 minutes, we got up and asked the bartender to send a waitress over. The waitress stopped by for 30 seconds to say she'd be right back. After another 10 minutes, we got up and walked out. From our first experience, the food is average. Incredibly overpriced for what you get. The real experience is the stadium seating (which has a $100 minimum per person at game time, fyi). OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: We used to love this place but inexplicably they have eliminated waiters and turned it into a take out spot. It's one of the Most bizarre setups I have ever experienced. People are walking all over the place so you can't really relax, no bartender anymore, extremely understaffed. We will most likely never return. I saw the Slots turned off,, so maybe lost the gaming license? OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Alaska was my preferred carrier on the west coast until I decided to make the jump to loyalty program for a much larger network. I always have liked Alaska's level of service, however, and if I'm flying somewhere that's more convenient for Alaska's routes, then it's my top pick. For PDX-LAS - my normal carrier requires a two-leg journey, which is stupid. So Alaska is my go-to. They have multiple non-stop flights per day, and at least some of the planes have been updated with the new power outlets at every seat. And of course gogo in flght wifi. While airline service across the board is a mere shadow of what it used to be, as far as the current standards go, Alaska still wins in my book... unless you put it up against Virgin, which has pretty rad service too. That said, the folks who work these flights are nice and friendly. As much as the seat sizes and baggage nonsense make it feel like cattle call in Economy, the crews on the ground and in the air don't contribute to it at all. And when flying to and from LAS, where it seems the majority of people don't listen or can't understand basic rules/etiquette, they offer a firm display of reminders that I wish all gate agents would. Like turning people away from boarding when they're trying to board ahead of their group. Or not letting people with rollers on in the group that's supposed to be boarding without rollers. My one main gripe with boarding is that they do offer earlier boarding to people who only have bags that will fit under the seat. Guess what? Those people still mostly put those bags in overhead. Frankly if they offered gate-check where I could get my bag at the gate on the other end, I'd be happy to send my roller below. But otherwise it's all out battle for those overheads. Aside from my main issue with their boarding processes, I dig the rest of the way they do things at Alaska. And I'll keep digging it... especially on this route. OPTIONS:
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positive