I always get a laugh out of Western Dental's ads. They show clean, middle class people going to nice dental offices for their care. The reality: the offices are dirty, the waits are long, and the people who look like they are either going into prison or just got out. If you are looking to get your dental care done where the local gangbangers go, then by all means, this is where you want to be. The staff is all a bunch of 18 year olds from the receptionists to the techs to the hygienist. No one there seems to have actual training beyond their high school diplomas, if even that. I went a few times because it is right by my work. Two times I left because the wait was more than an hour. I did get in after being in the waiting room an hour. They took me to get xrays, and they then put me in the chair in the treatment area (not room...there's not that kind of privacy). I waited another hour. I was asked to sign a contract for $4,000 for completely unnecessary work. I declined, and got a horrible polishing job by the bored teenage girl and was on my way three hours after walking in. Skip this place. They are famous for selling thousands of dollars of unncessary work and seems and having very young and very inexperienced staff (read: cheap, cheap wages).

negative

The gentleman who serviced me for a pedicure was very friendly and attentive. It has been well needed and deserved. Gave me an awesome foot and leg massage! Very pretty atmosphere. I liked the pink ipads at every pedicure station. The receptionist greeted me right away unlike a place I had walked out of (Orchard Nails) 20 minutes prior for staring at me and not greeting me. It was Valentine's Day Eve so it was busy but I will return!

positive

I had to sit for a few minutes to think about how I was going to rate Seksun. If I was rating this restaurant 7 months ago, I would give it 5 starts without hesitation. Lately it has been 1 star and if I could rate lower I would. 2 stars at this point is being kind. My family started going to Seksun after another family member gave out gift certificates for Christmas. She described it as "the best sushi you have ever eaten!" Given the fact that my fiancee refuses to eat most fish, getting him to go was a struggle. Once we did, Seksun became a favorite. We would go to eat dinner here AT LEAST once a week. Sometimes 2-3x's/week depending on if we were going out with friends. We loved it here. The sushi on the belt was always cold and fresh and my picky fiancee found he liked the Ca. roll, and his favorite the Flash Star. Since he cant handle seaweed he would order the rolls made with soy paper. Go between 4-7pm and it is happy hour. .50 off all rolls from the belt, .99 appetizers, and cheap beers. We LOVED happy hour! The crab puffs are the best we ever had, and I LOVE the Red Dragon. From the first time we went, there was always a little communication barrier with the staff since he was special ordering with the soy paper, and we would usually have to correct mistakes on our bill, but we could handle the language barrier and they rarely argued with their mistakes. It was a fun atmosphere and we started to get to know the staff. After a few months, we almost always got the manager, Jackie, to be our waiter. He knew us so well, he remembered our order. In fact, we were able to special order items that weren't even on the menu with him. Then Jackie was gone. :( I think it is his wife that took over the place, and ever since, it has been HORRIBLE service and the food is getting straight up gross. I have seen better service during non happy hour times, but going during happy hour seems to burden the staff and they get annoyed if you order any rolls that aren't on the belt. Now, if we order rolls from the menu we actually get sighs, or the waitresses (who seem to know less and less English) point to the conveyer belt when we ask for rolls with soy paper, or hot edemame instead of the room temperature stuff on the belt. When we special order during happy hour it usually takes at least 40 minutes to get our rolls. and EVERYTIME they get our order wrong. My 3 piece rolls usually come out first, and the leftover 6 pieces get put on the conveyer belt, my fiancee's orders usually come out 20-30 minutes later. IT WOULD BE NICE TO GET OUR FOOD AT THE SAME TIME SO WE CAN EAT TOGETHER. The last time we went, we decided it was going to be our last time. Our order was completely wrong. The appetizers sat in the back so long that they were room temperature by the time the waitress brought it to us. I pulled my order from the belt and nothing was cold or fresh. The soy paper order came out in 30 minutes, but it was with seaweed and we sent it back (after having to tear the roll apart to show the waitress, who was arguing with us, that it wasn't made with soy paper.) 30 minutes longer, we finally got his order, and one of the rolls was wrong again. We NEVER got the hot edamame that we had ordered an hour before. The worst for me was, after being there for well over an hour, I had watched the SAME roll go around on the conveyer belt. The same sushi sitting out for over an hour. I am certain they never changed it out. The next day I got sick. Head in the toilet for 2 days straight kind of sick. Maybe it was the flu, but no one else in my household caught it. I am still considering calling the health department. Oh well, I guess it is time for a change for my family. Sorry Seksun, hopefully you'll bring Jackie back before your doors are forced to close.

negative

I come here a couple times every summer to catch 80's hair metal bands that are past their prime. I always get lawn seats, which are super cheap for most shows, and then me and my friends pregame in the parking lot. It is usually a good time but I attribute that to good company and being able to tease the hell out of my hair. I really don't care for the venue at all. Half the time the screens on the lawn aren't on so you can't really see shit. The e-mails live nation sends out stating what is prohibited in the venue are usually wrong. For one show this year they sent out an email saying no blankets, towels or lawn chairs. Then when we got there everyone had blankets and chairs. Lame. The thing that pisses me off the most about this place though is that they charge $11 for a 24oz beer. A $3 increase from what they were charging last year. It's cool though, I've become a master at sneaking in mini bottles.
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