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Output: Very small and bare store. Haven't been into a Gap in several years, but was happy to figure out which size I wear in their jeans- for $70 a pop, I'll use them as a reward when I go down one more. Appreciated that they had petite/short sizes in stock! Store doesn't seem to have much merchandize- it's set up boutique style with registers in the middle and a baby section in the back? Women's section had several striped and plain tees and maxi dresses, and jeans. Men's department seemed to have the same, then the clearance, which was a mess of reject pants that mostly looked visibly unflattering even on the hanger. Took three pairs of pants to the fitting room, where I was shown a room by a disheveled employee who looked super-casual in ripped shorts and old flip flops. After being shown the room, I never saw her again- wasn't asked how I was doing or instructed where to put items that I did not decide to purchase. Folded them per company standards and put them back on the racks and shelves myself. No one told me about their sale/promotion- I had to get that info from a sticker on the mirror in the fitting room. That's a little bizarre, and you'd think there'd be a push to make more sales before it ends... tomorrow. This store was basically a more expensive, smaller, and less-friendly Old Navy. Luckily, I made off with a pair of $10 khaki corduroys from the rest of the mess on the clearance rack. The only communication the cashier made with me was that all sales were final and she needed to see my ID to use my credit card. For this company and brand, I expected better service with the higher price tag. Or, you know, ANY service.

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Output: I recently moved here. SO I'm going to write a tentative "first impressions" review, and update it as time goes on. The good: -It has really nice amenities... an awesome pool/hot tub/fire pit/outdoor lounge area, 'greatroom' that's open until 11pm where you can play Wii, make espresso or play pool, a movie theater, a gym, and an on-call esthetician. A staff member is always at the greatroom. -They organize a lot of community events (some free, some for a fee) and will shuttle you to any that are off the apartment grounds. Every so often they make breakfast for everyone in the greatroom and there's a weekly movie showing. -The apartments are expensive, but nice with high ceilings, dual-pane windows, in-unit washer & dryer, nice appliances (not tooooo nice...) and little patios/balconies. Construction seems good. The bad: -Like other luxury apartments, they charge a "prime view fee." If you're psychotic enough to want (or unlucky enough to be stuck with) an apartment that faces the pool or the volleyball courts, you get to pay more. Because... you should pay to listen to other people make noise? I don't get it, but I guess that appeals to some people. -They play music at the greatroom/pool all day long. It's loud enough to hear from your apartment if you are facing into the cluster of buildings where it's located. That's kind of annoying if you like to leave your windows open. -It's located right across from a huge post office, so if your apartment faces Van Buren expect a lot of traffic noise. Our front door opens to that direction, and we get some traffic noise, but the door is heavy enough to block out an impressive amount. -It has a pretty serious 'Bro' infestation, which is understandable, as it is a luxury apartment complex. The Bros like to have loud volleyball parties where they will wrestle drunkenly without their shirts on, and they also apparently like to stand around and watch eachother work out in the gym. It's all very subtly homoerotic and annoying. Generally I've found all the employees here to be helpful and friendly. We don't have any really noisy neighbors, but we live on the third floor, so I'm sure that helps. There are some obnoxious people here that let their parties spill outside, or let their dogs run around and bark incessantly, but it's an apartment complex so you have to expect that kind of stuff.

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Output: Very cute place. Perfect place to take your mom, (which i did while she was visiting from Canada, eh?). Of couse you MUST do the high tea: consists of a awesome display of a large 3-tiered plated presentation of tiny goodies. Little smoked salmon sandwiches, cucumber & cream cheese, scones, jam, tiny petite fours. I love scones and clotted cream (devenshire) ours arrived with plain whip cream (totally disappointed). Very unique place to take a guest, just hope your server is in a happier mood for you, otherwise would have given the extra star for star treatment :-)

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I can't remember how I ended up finding out about this place, but I'm glad I did! I don't hear the term gastropub used often around Charlotte, but did a little research on what really defines a gastropub- business specializing in upscale bar-food. Usually the sell of alcohol goes hand in hand, as The Liberty does. One my first occasion out, I had myself just a basic burger and a brew, and man was it one hell of a meal. The burger, "The Crunch Burger" was comprised of a thick angus patty, perfectly cooked the way I like it, smoked bacon, and pimento cheese. Fantastic. Was awarded best burger my some magazine and I believe it! Again, wash it down with a Guiness on tap and yes sir, you got yourself quite the meal there, The general layout of the place is very out of the ordinary, and utilizes both a modern and "artsy" decor well. The keg barrels as podiums are a very unique design. Overall great atmosphere. Although very open, it is not loud. I will admit, at first glance of the menu you will swallow hard at their prices, but again, their quality really does make up for it.