input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: This wasn't the worst place ever, but for the price I would never go back. For a soda, and iced tea and 2 meals we spent $45!!! I would totally pay about $7 for my Chimichanga...but not a penny more. My husband and I both got chimichangas- his was chicken and I got ground beef. There was flavor, but mostly of onion. Our meals both came with some cold, bland spanish rice and refried beans. We did get the free chips and salsa, but I've better of both in Denver. I'm not sure why everyone is so impressed that they are free. The waiter didn't even come back to see if our food was okay...instead he just stood around staring into space since we were his only table. If you've have real Mexican food at any point in you're life don't waste your time or money at Gonzalez y Gonzalez.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I have to say that dr hetrick, his pa, and the nd dr visser were all wonderful. I have been a migraine sufferer for many years and the treatment plan they proposed was medication mixed with natural therapy, which I was very excited about. This is where the trouble starts. One of the medications they provided me required a prior auth, the office staff refused to submit it to my insurance. Said i could do it myself. I am in the medical feild and have a little bit of knowledge about prior auths, it requires a doctors signature to be obtained. I even tried calling my carrier, they thought i was kidding when i told them the prescribing office refused. So, ok i am left with the option to not get medication, pay $100 for medication, or fight with office. Great. Thats not the end of the office staffs behavior though. For the procedure the nd wanted to do i was asked to call my insurance and verify coverage. I did, and they wanted a prior auth submitted. When I told the foothills neuro staff that, they said they don't submit prior auth form for that either. I went as far as filling out the form and asking if they could get the doctors signature on it for me, and i was told no. I work for a doctors office and none of the ma's have ever heard of this kind of patient treatment. Most of their job is getting refferals and prior auths. So really, if you want a frusteration free expirence, do not go here! If you are an MA looking for a cake job, this is the place for you
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
2.5 stars actually. We went to Luxor lunch buffet on our 1st anniversary trip to Vegas. There was almost an hour long line. The ambiance inside was pretty good. But not many food choices comparatively. But price was low, when you compare with other big casino buffets