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Output: Chicken very dry felt like I had to drink a half of liter of water to get it down Portion size has decreased and they stopped giving a gym discount Vegetables seemed undercooked and not good needed teriyaki sauce to eat them Still trying to get this dry chicken down The girl at the registered wasn't a pleasant person I use to be a fan but has gone down hill, the extra distance drive to teriyaki madness will be much more worth it now

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Output: Horrid! I don't know if she was new but my stylist Sara turned my hair orange. She then toned me three times and it still didn't help. I went back the next day, and she did put in more highlights to try and fix the orange and it's ok for now, but I won't be going back. Plus they charged me $158 for highlights and orange color, not including a cut... that's a bit steep for surprise, especially since it was such a bad job.

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Output: Where to begin? The first room they gave me was room 115 and reeked of cigarette smoke so I didn't even set foot in it. Then they tried to move me to another room which had double beds which is not what I booked. They finally put me in room 321 and that's where all the problems really started. Such an outdated hotel I'm totally disappointed. The bed is comfortable and the furniture is fine. Breakfast was tasty. This hotel was built in the 80s and clearly has not been updated since. It has popcorn ceilings it does not have down comforters. The window panes on the sliding glass doors do not block any sounds from the street. I could hear trucks backing up and idling. I could even hear the Embassy Suites shuttle and its reverse warning. while it does have a balcony, you can hear everyone else who's on their balcony. I could hear all these cackling women waiting for their friends to go to the airport from the main entrance at ridiculous hours of the day and night who seemed to forget that they were at a hotel and there were people who might be sleeping. Perhaps the hotel could put signs out so the five a.m crowd doesnt think its okay to yell across the parking lot. Maybe a sign that says please be considerate of your neighbors and they are still sleeping. There is also a Dove's nest in the palm tree outside my window and that was annoying as hell. The air conditioning is not really temperature controlled so if you want your room a particular temperature it doesn't really work that way. The engineer explained it to me but I don't remember. All I know is that I wanted the fan to run to make some white noise and he said that's not possible. Every bedroom either faces the swimming pool or the parking lot. Every entrance to every room faces the interior courtyard. Its just a bizarre set up for a hotel. Most of the staff was very friendly and helpful considering the condition of the building. The bathroom makes no sense. The shower rod is one of those curved shower rods but given the small tub and the position of the bathroom door there's no reason for it. There's also a full bathroom vanity in the master bedroom. I guess that's a good thing but it kind of is strange. I just expected more from one of the higher end Hilton brands. What I've noticed is that this hotel seems to attract a lot of really white trash customers because the rooms are rather affordable and you can cram tons of people into the big rooms. The Biltmore name makes it sound like it's going to be much more luxurious than it is. They also charge $10 a night for parking when you can park about three feet away at Macy's for free

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My husband, Mother, and I dined here for the first time tonight. We were really looking forward to trying this new restaurant, however it was the worst dining experience I have ever had. None of us are picky eaters, but when the pork chop was served raw and cold (without any warning) we kindly asked for it to be cooked more thoroughly. The waiter was very arrogant and dismissive towards us. Instead of addressing our concern, we were at first ignored by him. Finally, after much persistence he grabbed the dish off the table. He did this without asking if we would like another dish instead. When he finally came back to our table, I attempted to explain to him my concern about eating raw pork (without any warning). As a UW-Madison physician and surgeon, I have seen the horrendous repercussions of eating undercooked or raw pork, including loss of vision, strokes, etc. in extreme cases. I felt the need to explain this to him because he was so very cavalier and dismissive towards us. In response to our concerns, he became infuriated and stormed off. We ended up leaving the restaurant after this incident. To make matters worse, there was not a manager on site nor was there anyone we could speak to over the phone. I strongly advise avoiding this restaurant and for your health avoiding raw or very undercooked pork.