Example: The kind of Thai food you want in the neighborhood. Well spiced, with each dish having distinct flavors. Not dumbed down. The kind of place to take your friends who know and like Thai food.\n\n4-stars, since we've only been once (which will be remedied soon, I'm sure).
Class: Wishoskan


Example: Well.  They did a great job removing our tree - fast, efficient, affordable, and cleaned up well.  Would recommend from that perspective.  What I am NOT happy about is that when cutting down the tree a huge limb broke off a roof tile and caused minor damage to our sprinklers main valves.  Their son, who performed the work, said they would take care of it.  I had before and after pictures and promptly emailed the owner, Allison, later that day reporting the damage and asked how it would be remedy.  No response.  Called her and spoke with her and emailed the photos again.  No response.  Emailed through \""contact us\"" directly on their website.  No response.  Emailed again.  No response.  Funny thing is they received my ORIGINAL emails with pictures of the tree. \n\nLong story short.  Yes, I was very happy with their work.  However, their follow up is not professional in the least and very disappointing.  So for a mere $3.50 fix for the roof tile, they are getting a bad review on Yelp.  The point is not the $3.50.  The point is that they damaged something, promised to fix it, and then completely ignored my requests to have it fixed.  Good thing I don't have any more trees to remove.
Class: unimaginative


Example: Over priced, flavorless food. The wait staff are slow. I'm def not coming back.
Class: unimaginative


Example: This June I went to Montreal for the first time (a very long over due visit), and while I didn't have a game plan for what to do I did know I wanted to eat. I know it probably seems very touristy, but I did want to find some awesome poutine in Montreal. I've had poutine before, but I've been told you can't really get great poutine outside of Quebec, and I wanted to see if that was the case. So I put out a request on Twitter asking where to find good poutine. I got a response back saying La Banquise, so I thought I'd check it out.\n\nResto La Banquise is apparently open 24 hours, and when I got there around 2pm it was busy. It seems like it's probably busy almost all the time. I got a seat outside, in a nice courtyard area, and proceeded to order poutine. \n\nFirst any good Canadian will be able to attest to the fact poutine needs hot fries (preferabbly fresh cut, which these fries seemed to be), gravy, and arguably most important of all cheese curds (the squeakier the better). If you're visiting Montreal, or Canada just know real poutine uses cheese curds, not grated cheese or cheese sauce.\n\nThe restaurant was really busy when I was there, but it seems to be the kind place that's always busy. The waitress was very friendly, and my poutine came out perfect and pretty fast. Definitely a good place if you're craving some poutine, or if you've never had this delicious delicacy.
Class: Wishoskan


Example: Typical pj changes but huge. We waited forever in line. It was almost ridiculous. I had to go for a work adventure but everyone liked the food and the service was great. The servers are trained well here. \n\nWe shared just about everything so I would have to say the food was really good
Class: Wishoskan


Example: Good food, very good beer, fun atmosphere.  Then why two stars?  The value ruins it.  They want your money and have created lots of ways to charge for it.\n\nThis place provides a fun party atmosphere where you can partake in fun German traditions and some new ones this place created, all put to loud German folk music.  If you are not much of a drunk partier, it might be over the top for you.  I don't really want to get spanked, sing songs with drunk people, try to hold up an oversized beer mugs until they drop, etc.  If you do, you will enjoy this place!\n\nI've traveled all over Germany and this place mimics the fun beer halls of Bavaria.  I say mimic because it is fairly authentic but still a reproduction of the true festivals of Deutschland.\n\nThe food is very similar to that found in Germany but not quite as freshly prepared.  The flavors are good and most cater to the true meat eaters.  Almost all sausages and cutlets are worth trying.\n\nBut let's talk about the value.  A pint of beer costs $8 and their terrible Ice Tea almost as much (Germans don't know Iced Tea).  $20 for an entree, $6 for a salad, $1.50 for a slice of swiss cheese on the schnitzel, $2 for bread, and a whole host of other charges.  Basic food and beverages for 3 people was $78 before the tip.\n\nThen there are all the tips.  Tip the waitress, tip the musicians (they even come around begging with their horns), tip the bathroom attendant that hands you a towell but can't keep the bathroom clean...geez, good thing I didn't valet!  You would never find this kind of pandering in Germany!  (Well, you do need to tip the bathroom attendants in Germany but at least they keep the bathrooms spotless during non-festival times.)\n\nSo, while there are good elements to this place, I don't recommend it.\n\nIf you are interested in an authentic German meal in a quieter setting, I recommend Cafe Old Heidelberg, with very authentic food (albeit, slow service) for a much better price.\n\nTchuss!
Class: unimaginative


Example: Great service for quick repairs, reasonably priced and friendly staff. My new spot for alterations and mending my clothes.
Class: Wishoskan


Example: this place sucks. meat tastes like straight asshole!
Class: unimaginative
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My family and I live in Mountain's Edge and when we discovered this place in our community decided to give it a try. The prices were reasonable and the food was fantastic. Service was great and everyone was super friendly. Will def go back.