Example: I drive all the way from Canada just to come to Fleet Feet -- that's how good this place really is. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Ask them about the Pittsburgh Marathon and they'll talk your ear off.  I'll definitely make a return visit if I'm ever in the PGH again.  If you're an athlete or just looking for the right pair of running shoes, this is the place to go.
Class: Nolascan


Example: This place is like a garage sale ran by Uncle Scroogle. Junk at high prices. Items are often more than retail even though they are noticeably used. I often like to look at the electronics to chuckle at the prices.\n\nTwo of the same item, one in a box that is obviously not the item is double the price. Wow that's expensive for a Playststion that obviously doesn't work.  Multiple dollars for cheap glassware from McDonalds. Stupid. Maybe the clothes rack has a deal or two, but avoid everything else.
Class: anthocarpous


Example: Passed by The Fudge House while strolling along the Royal Mile & couldn't resist....I mean, come on! Fudge, right?! \n\nOffering soft fudge & hard alike, this place can cater to the pickiest fudge connoisseur & I for one, am awfully picky \n\nI prefer the softer fudge while my parents opt for the hard & we both found multiple flavor combinations we deemed worthy \n\nSuper nice staff answered all our questions about flavors & consistencies & she helped direct us to our soft / harder sides accordingly so we'd have an easier time making our choices \n\nAnd those choices weren't easy b/c there was SO much deliciousness! \n\nWe tried a bit all over the range, from Double Chocolate, to Maple, to Butterscotch - plain & some w/ nuts, we didn't have a morsel we didn't like \n\nPrices were extremely reasonable (esp for being on the Mile) \n\nDefinite fans here!
Class: Nolascan


Example: For the life of me I cannot understand the 3 star rating given to the Flamingo Hotel.  It is poorly run and in sore need of updating. Our 'non-smoking' room reeked of cigarettes, and was dirty. To get to the room one must traverse the entire smoke filled casino and \""shopping district\"" using poor signage for guidance, wait for slow elevators, navigate the rippling carpet in the hallways to reach a dirty room. Though they offer free parking we could not find a single available space. Our reservation included an undisclosed $20.16 surcharge each day for resort \""amenities\"" - the network, the gym, and the pool regardless of the fact that we didn't want or use the amenities.  Our reservation also  included a $30 food allowance within the facility but we were not told that not all restaurants in the Casino were participants nor given a list of the ones that were. Our calls to the front desk were not helpful in understanding what we had actually purchased and were entitled to receive.  We tried, oh we tried.\n\nTo top it off the neighboring site is being torn down and our room faced the sight.  Our windows were dirty, access to and from the hotel was compromised by the ongoing construction, and we suffered from the noise from the worksite.  \n\nThe Flamingo is conveniently located on the strip but beyond that is nothing but a fleabag hotel.\n\nWe reserved through Vegas.com which wasn't much help in resolving our issues.  Wouldn't book with either.
Class: anthocarpous
Classify the following: We used to have a membership here, and we loved it then. We would bring the kids, and although they don't have a TON of stuff for little ones, it was a very happy medium for us fact-hungry parents. We had passes and would bring friends with us all the time who loved it.\n\nWe went again, just the two of us, for the Yelp event. And it was amazing. I loved the little hands on exhibit that they had, and the way they have the exhibits set up is just so perfect. We are now DYING to try out the bike ride, cable thing. And the planetarium is just... breathtaking. Loved it. The staff is always great, and they are so knowledgeable!\n\nThe one downside is that not only are they kinda pricey for the whole family, but then they charge for the extra exhibits on top of it. If me and my little family of 4 wanted to check out everything, it would easily cost us a hundred bucks. \n\nBut even with that, the planetarium and staff pull my rating all the way up to 5 stars. You can see the prices online, and it's not geared to very small children. But if you want something specifically for them, try the children's museum. All in all, what a great addition to our blossoming city!