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An example of an positive review: I've been coming here since I was just a kid. Around 13 years old ... Before the famous pound and a half of crab legs were just 16.99 ! That was great, but they've become more popular so with high demand comes high supply! This trip I brought my boyfriend & he loved it! From his beers, to the oysters, to the scampi, to the crab legs, to the bread, & the service. Our waitress's name is Norma from Guadalajara and she is just awesome! Nice, attentive, & keeps a genuine smile on her face ! Make sure to get her as a waitress. The manager of the shift was kind enough to come by & check on how we were doing & if the food was to our liking (that's always a good sign of service & that the staff here really cares about their customers) I will continue to come here forever and always. I wish the prices were low like I remembered, but this place is totally worth every penny !

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An example of an positive review: RATB? RAB? RatB?...idk. anyway...Royal at the Biltimore is different. Different in all the ways a AZ coffee shop have never seen before. It really is in a class of its own. I dare place this quaint lil cafe on the level of LUX and Lola...maybe even Jobot and Cartel. All these cafes do coffee and they do it well. AZ makes Royal wonderfully different. I went yesterday and my first thought entering the Alice in Wonderland Red door and feeling the aesthetic of the place...it was clean and trig. The place is practically yelling at you, "Look how good I look!" The newness of Royals begs it to be criticized, we say, "Ok, Royal, you look good now, but what really matters is what is on the inside." I paid with cc and used their stylish ipad ..I see you Royal..embracing the 21st techo revolution...your soooo coool. You must be compensating for your weak, bland coffee and espresso... I drink my ice coffee...Damn... I drink my friends mocha...really.. [it bred life and tasted like happy...it was good] why the four stars?? Parking...you have to pay to park.? This is one of my biggest pet peeves...it stems from an antiquated past.* I hope to find a way around this...if so...5stars immediately. R\_ NOte: *Dont park longer than 2 hrs...cuz you will have to pay.

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An example of an positive review: Really, I don't have much to compare it to other than the Civic Arena... er, Mellon Arena so I gave it four stars due to lack of comparison. But it seemed so much BRIGHTER and more open than Mellon Arena, which I always thought was a little dreary... But the seats in the upper deck are STEEP, so rather than the higher rows going BACK, they go UP. Basically, even if you're in the top row, you aren't so far back that you get a bad view of the ice, and the tall guy in front of you doesn't obstruct your view. My brother's seats (VERY top row, handicapped seating) are great. I've become spoiled by sitting in his handicapped seats at sporting events though... they put you in a folding chair (nice cushioned ones too!) with lots of space and legroom if you're not in a wheelchair. But, even though we were in the top row, and even though I was wearing my glasses instead of my contacts, I could see the puck perfectly the whole time... which was especially nice the 8 times it made it into Tampa Bay's net! Take 10 steps backward from my brother's seats and you're right at a concession stand. The barbecue place behind section 204 is pretty good. I got the standard arena-food stomach ache after I had their BBQ chicken nachos, but they were good going down. All my family members have come to agree that the food in the Consol Center is much better than at the Civic Arena. Oh, and they have Tim Horton's coffee and donuts too. I'm neither a coffee fan nor a fan of donuts, but my brother sure does love them. Can't wait to come back!

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An example of an negative review: Dr. Nagy may be a fabulous podiatrist, but since the rules of the office are to require I provide my Social Security Number, I didn't get the chance to see him...they refused to see me. I do NOT give out that information unless I am filling out a credit application, which I was not. We will let the HIPAA review board sort that one out since I have already filed a complaint. In the meantime, I'm off to find another podiatrist, which is sad to me because Dr. Nagy has such great reviews. Now IF I didn't have insurance (that they verified) and IF they had mentioned some of this on the phone when I called, maybe I could have understood. But to be told I couldn't even see the doctor if I didn't provide my SSN is ridiculous (and I think a true HIPAA violation, but we will see). But they did not. I have satisfied my deductibles for the year, so my visit would have been covered at 100% by my insurance. And they knew all of that.