Example: I had been looking forward to enjoying a meal at Luedtke's Wonder Bar since I was there this fall for a cocktail with a group of friends who get together to go out to eat several times a year. We are usually looking for something of an adventure and included the Wonder Bar at the last minute, but only for a cocktail - more or less to confirm rumors that the painting that used to hang over the fireplace was back. As soon as we arrived, I wished we had chosen the Wonder Bar for our main destination - vowing to come again soon for dinner. \n\nThe ambiance had me immediately - the intimate bar area, the turret rooms for privacy, the incredible stone fire place with, yes, the famed charming painting of a 60's era pinup beauty back in place. Every place that my eye rested registered satisfaction and perfection in my mind. We ordered cocktails - I felt compelled to go with something supper club - esque and ordered a brandy old fashioned - which, besides being perfectly mixed, complimented the atmosphere so that I felt like we were sitting there during the heyday of the supper club era. All too soon my first visit to the Wonder Bar ended - without so much as a taste from the menu. \n\nFinally - my husband and I returned for dinner last night with his parents and our young daughter to celebrate his birthday. Upon our arrival, everything was just as I remembered - but, I think possibly even more magical. My husband ordered his favorite martini and I chose something bubbly - neither disappointed - in fact, my husband's blue cheese stuffed olives were promptly accommodated (a rarity in this land of cheese for some unfathomable reason). \n\nAfter the rest of our group arrived and settled in with a cocktail, we were led upstairs to a turret room for dinner. It couldn't have been more perfect for our group - cozy and quiet. We ordered a few side dishes for our daughter to keep her comfortable (they were brought out within a matter of minutes) and some oysters on the half shell for the rest of the table. Within moments we were enjoying those lovely little briny treats while contemplating dinner choices. Our server advised us of the dinner special - a salmon filet, Oscar style - sounded delicious except that we had just had salmon at home the night before. We all settled on steak (probably not that surprising as it is a supper club), but, what was surprising to me was the range of sizes and cuts - something for everyone. Finally, a 6 oz tenderloin - the perfect size. \n\nThe salad choices were consistent with the usual supper club fare - but that is not to say they were boring. Our table ordered one of just about every side salad on the menu - and we all raved that our choice was the best. \n\nOur steaks arrived unanimously perfectly cooked to the correct temperature, with that perfect amount of crust - my mouth is still watering remembering it. We ordered a range of side dishes - potatoes and vegetables - all exceeding our expectations in flavor and portion size (though not so grossly oversized that you leave feeling like your leftovers could feed an army). \n\nSince it was my husband's birthday, I wanted to end our dining experience with a birthday cake. I didn't wish to bring something in - seemed unfair to the Wonder Bar. So, a few days ahead of our reservation I asked whether one of their deserts could be made as a whole cake rather than separate pieces - just seemed more special. Of course they were more than happy to accommodate - so, after dinner and perfectly on cue, the server brought out a delicious chocolate torte covered with berries - and with a few birthday candles to boot! The presentation was an excellent surprise - the cake was divine. I'm looking forward to a little sliver tonight when I get home. \n\nIn all, our experience at the Wonder Bar left absolutely nothing to be desired. Frankly, as far as steak houses/supper clubs go, Luedtke's Wonder Bar is my new favorite. I believe I might have actually enjoyed it better than Gibson's in Chicago which has been my No. 1 since I first went there about 10 years ago. \n\nPros: Ambiance, service, food, local flair, historical relevance, price. \nCons: None (ok, to tell the truth, my husband would like it better if his steak would have come out on a sizzler plate). \n\nQuote of the Night (from my 6 year old): \""My meal was better than anything I could have gotten off a kid's menu.\"" (This has significance given the fit she had when she found out they didn't have one.)
Class: harpless


Example: I am so disappointed in this place lately. I have been a customer for at least five years and the past 4 or 5 times I have gotten two rude men that don't listen and are just down-right rude! I have put up with it as it's close to my house and they so a good massage with the pedi that I get. Today was the last straw! Such rude people and the owner is one of them! I won't be back.
Class: hagdon


Example: I am in nostalgic heaven right now! I really love these old diners and the ambiance they have! The food here is really good! We had the biscuits and gravy (fluffy and delicious with good flavor!), waffle combo (the waffles are awesome!!!), denver omelet and home fries (which are both worth having), and to top it off; a cinnamon roll! Holy cow!! We ate like kings, on not-a-king's budget!! 100% satisfaction!  :)
Class: harpless


Example: First things first, they are not Greek. Ok I too have given this place more than one chance. First visit was ok. Met the owner and was excited they were there. I work in the area. \n\nSecond visit I encouraged other employees to try the food. I called and asked if we could give them our order the day before so it would be ready before lunch crowd. No?. One of the rude girls there said no you have to call the day of the pick up? So we called in our orders all nine of them as soon as they opened. When we got there we had to stand in line with people who were placing orders-12 of them. Ok our food sat there for over 30 minutes that we knew of.\n\nFriday evening at 7:55 I called and asked what time they closed and one of those girls told me 9:00pm.  I drove 12 miles back to the area. When I arrived at 8:45 pm, I assume the same girl I had spoken with earlier said we decided to close early tonight. Thats enough for me.  The owner needs to send his girls to charm school and they need to know customers aren't coming in because of them.
Class: hagdon
Considreing the above, classify the following: I handed the dude at the register my credit card and he made a racist remark about my name out loud. Speechless. \n\nTake your business elsewhere.