Example: Good beer list, but the menu and service are poor at best.
Class: glacis


Example: This place is GREAT! Got rid of some jewelry I never wear and they got me the beat price for it. Plus they had a variety of items for sale. The staff was friendly and you can tell that the manager, Johnny, definitely takes pride in his staff and store. Wonderful experience!
Class: millionocracy


Example: Love this place---Pork tamales are the best ever!
Class: millionocracy


Example: So, based on the recent reviews, maybe I just went on a bad day. I used to frequent The Roasting Company years ago & was in the area and thought I would check it out. And, boy was I disappointed. Everything seemed to lack flavor. I had the chili, which was okay, but needs a little more flavor and kick. I also ordered the chicken soft taco and chips. The taco, I have had better. The chicken was dry and there was so much cheese it was falling out everywhere. I even added the hot salsa, jalape\u00f1os and still blah. As for the chips, stale, and too be honest, I think they were right out of a bag. \nBased on the fact there are better tacos out there not sure I will return anytime soon.
Class: glacis


Example: I've passed by this place a couple times on my way to the 99\u00a2 Store and have been intrigued. Today I finally went in, and it's more than what I hoped and dreamed it would be. Very small store with 3 aisles, but packed with all kinds of knick knacks including snacks, sushi plates and other dishes, kitchen and bath accessories, toys, hair and makeup goods, and tons of Hello Kitty stuff. Joy! I'm especially excited about all the different kinds of Pocky and snacks there were. They even had Koala's March, aka Koala Yummies for all you other 90s kids out there. They're so impossible to find now so I am still in awe that I was able to buy some. They have mostly HK stuff but also very limited Chococat, Keroppi, Mashimaro (hard to find!!), and some other characters' goodies.\n\nOne of the things I most liked was that there are little signs with brief descriptions of what things are. I don't read any Asian languages, so this is extremely helpful for things that come in all Japanese, etc packaging and aren't obvious as to what the heck they are. Awesome!\n\nThis should be a good place to find cute gifts for the Asian or Asian at heart. I should mention they also have an assortment of chopsticks, most of which came packaged in sets of 5 for $4.99, all with different designs. Pretty sweet! I hope to buy some dishes and maybe some more snacks next time I stop by. But definitely coming back for more Koala Yummies!
Class: millionocracy


Example: Two or three of the coolest, most creative exhibits I've seen, including he polka dot room. Problem is, that three is the grand total of exhibits, literally nothing else.  Granted a couple floors were being renovated, but we trekked there with our kids and expected to spend a hour or two there, but we were done in 20 minutes and not thrilled about how long it took to get there.  Plus its in an area where there is nothing else.  Since the building was being renovated they were nice enough to charge us half price, $25.00 for all four of us, but any more and we would have been angry.
Class: glacis
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Despite the steep cover of $20 it is worth it as it is 2 clubs that are joined, and id rather pay $20 for this club then $20 for Krave.  But they start charging cover at 9:30 so get there when they open at 8pm and your free.\n\nDrinks are strong, reasonably priced, attentive bartenders, cool atmosphere, its decorated with more of a dark red lounge feel so it is kind of darkly lit (if that makes any sense) yummy gogo dancers, really cheap bottle service (which includes half off cover) locals come here alot so its a cool crowd.  This is my fav but bring enough cash to cover the expensive cover charge, and drinks.  THey dont have a set time for closing so you could be dancing and drinking all night till morning and not know how much money you just blew away on drinks.