Case: We've had breakfast and lunch here a few times recently and were always quite happy with both food and service. \n But not this morning. Dropping in for breakfast, I ordered the eggs and French toast, only to find that I'd be hit up for an exorbitant $2.95 if I wanted maple syrup instead of the usual artificially flavoured stuff. After reluctantly agreeing I received a tiny (maybe 1 1/2 oz) container. Disappointing that a generally nice place would rip off customers so shamelessly.\n In general, Orange is better than this -- my scrambled eggs and my companion's eggs Benedict were both fine -- but this episode left a bad taste. Cora's charges 50 cents for maple syrup, l'Avenue on Mont-Royal charges nothing, and nice breakfast places I frequent in Boston and San Francisco, where maple syrup is far costlier than in Quebec, also charge nothing. They simply price their food so as to cover the cost of good ingredients.\nIn my opinion, the Orange Cafe policy is like serving toast but demanding a surcharge if you want butter or jam instead of cheap margarine.
Classification: blennostasis


Case: ***WATCH OUT***\n\nMy fianc\u00e9e and I recently adopted a 2 month old lab/mix puppy. We adopted her Saturday and were  told we were not able to pick her up until the following Monday because she had to be spayed. The day we met her she had several ticks and we were told she had a Frontline treatment. 3 days after having her we found more ticks... ONE BEING LESS THAN AN INCH AWAY FROM HER SURGICAL AREA. I find it disgusting how this facility keeps their pets. The facility told us they would not bathe her before her surgery when she was filthy and covered in ticks. \n\nWe took her to our vet and she now has kennel cough. \n\nPlease be prepared for kennel cough, ticks and vet bills when you adopt from the county animal shelter.
Classification: blennostasis


Case: This is one of my favourite, and most useful, shops in the whole of Edinburgh.  Do you want a shop that sells everything you'll need and many things you don't?  Look no further than Edinburgh Bargain Stores.\n\nI have lost count of the number of times I've been in here.  Whether it's been for a birthday card, light bulb, tin of paint, clothes line or pad of paper, EBS has always come up trumps (and yes, I have bought all of those things from here).  As Gibson says, it's in an ideal location to attract all the students looking for essential items.  As the name suggests, prices are also very reasonable.\n\nIn the past couple of years, they have opened up a small annexe next door that sells a large array of fancy dress equipment.  Again, very useful if you're a student that has an endless number of parties to attend.\n\nYou can think of this as a cheap Argos, and I would highly recommend them for both day-to-day essentials and occasional oddities!
Classification: kodaker


Case: OMG how vile...where to begin! Bit into an egg roll only to have some sort of a gelatinous ooze and drip grease on my pajamas.  If you can't have sugar RUN! Ordered shrimp and cashew chicken only to open plastic containers of meats and mystery pieces covered in a brown sugary substance.  No recognizable vegetables to be found.  I also ordered soup...do I dare taste it?  I am a VERY angry blue collar worker who wanted a relaxing evening and a treat of having dinner delivered.  If you don't hear from me this weekend, check the local hospitals just in case I'm admitted for food poisoning.
Classification: blennostasis


Case: This was the best pizza I have ever had! I cannot wait to come back and go here again. I ordered a pepperoni and olive pizza and it came out right away and the workers were super chill.
Classification: kodaker


Case: Okay-tacos are delicious and the staff are super friendly...I didn't care for the ambience since it was a bit loud to carry on any conversation and one ladies bathroom for a packed place is ridiculous.....\n\nFrankly, the tacos are the BEST so it doesn't matter if there are no available bathroom, loud music, long wait.. It is worth it :-)
Classification: kodaker


Case: My family and I ordered take out from here regularly and loved them. However, one time I noticed they had double-charged my credit card. I called them several times about it and was always told to call back another time when their manager was available. Eventually I told them no, that their manager should call me and left them my number. Never got that call, so now I have to find another Chinese take out place. Beware these crooks!
Classification: blennostasis


Case: I've only been able to go to the Serendipity in NYC once (because I didn't want to wait). Since I was planning my BFF's bachelorette party in Vegas, I decided Serendipity would fit the bill for a nice, casual dinner. Luckily, they did take reservations for a large group.\n\nWalking inside, the restaurant is SO MUCH BIGGER than the one in NYC, which is such a definite plus. I was feeling slightly claustrophobic when I was in NYC.  The atmosphere is a bit different; its bigger and brighter, but then again, its Vegas. It's always bigger in Vegas.  \n\nWe all enjoyed our food, and unfortunately I didn't get a frozen hot chocolate because I was too full from my burger. However, I did have a bite of all the different desserts and they were yummy.\n\nThis place obviously holds a bigger attraction for women than it does men.  While its not the same sort of experience you would get in NYC, its the same food for a much less wait.
Classification: kodaker
Considreing the above, classify the following: What a wonderful meal!!! Drunken noodles and pad Thai were a wonderful meal. The Thai hot tea was excellent!!