Example: Not sure when they added a dress code, but I don't recall it being around when it first opened. It was news to me this weekend. Saturday night my jeans were called \""too baggy\"" even though other guys inside the bar were wearing the same kind of jeans. Great eyes, bouncer.\n\nThen today I came in during the day and was turned around because they didn't consider my \""flip flops\"" as \""sandals\"" yet there again, guys standing in the outside patio were wearing similar open-toed sandals. \n\nThis place is usually really cool spot for drinks and music but the dress code gives bouncers justification to make up stupid reasons up to turn you around. I understand dress standards but when you get down to criticizing what sandals & jeans look like you've hit a low.
Class: unreducibleness


Example: This is for Espos the restaurant right next to Espinozas Market:\n\nOn the positive side - the food is very affordable and you get a lot.\n\nI had high expectations after reading the other ratings but unfortunately my experience with the food was that it was pretty bland. The chicken on the chicken taco was so watery (perhaps from being boiled right before being put into the hard taco) that it took a good minute for it to stop leaking water out of the shell. The chips with Jalepenos were served with room temperature cheez wiz type sauce and canned jalepeno slices on top of hard chips. The chicken enchiladas were bland - lots of cheese on top but not very flavorful.  I wish I could give it a higher rating but based on the meal tonight I won't be going back any time soon unless a need an inexpensive meal quickly.
Class: unreducibleness


Example: The brewery was great and the tour was very informative. Refreshing to see a company taking pride in their heritage and showcasing products that are made in Arizona! We sampled their bourbon, whiskey and gin, and all were great. Not only did we enjoy and buy, but will be referring family and friends!!
Class: peerlessly


Example: I came here for dinner with some friends the other night and it was pretty fun. It was really quiet when we got there and there weren't too many people. It wasn't crowded at all... surprisingly. \n\nWe all tried their pumpkin spice martini which is OUT OF THIS WORLD! I highly recommend it to everyone. It is so good! \n\nThe food on the other hand is just your standard pub fare. It doesn't taste particularly better than any food you'd get at any other pub. It was just okay. I had a buffalo chicken wrap which was good. \n\nOur waitress was on top of things which was nice, but then again, how could you not be on a slow night without many tables right? \n\nAnyway, we had a fun time here. As for the food, I probably wouldn't go back JUST for the food. If I were meeting  a group of people here, I'd definitely come back, but on my own, maybe not.
Class: peerlessly


Example: Food was real good. The aura was real nice and also the employees was real attentive which is always a plus. Brought the kids along which may not have been a great idea, kids are welcomed but not as kid friendly as they didn't have kids cups or kids menus but LOVED everything else about this restaurant as a first timer here. When in town will be coming back to!!!!
Class: peerlessly


Example: the scenery is very cool..cute..a little small. but i love the revolution theme. we got vip bracelets..free drinks til 12..and the bar tenders acted put out as if i should be paying instead. one girl kept ignoring me..and only one of the bartenders really paid attention to me but made it very clear which drinks i could n couldnt hav with my open bar ticket. alot of ppl inside seemed stuck up. music was good, but i got sick of the security havin issues with me sharing drinks wth my bf and tellin us wher we could sit our drink, sit etc. it jus ruined the mood that night. i wouldnt go back. customer service is rude. the only thing i like is the interior and music
Class: unreducibleness


Example: The Line is long, but it is TOTALLY WORTH IT!!!! It's cheap for a good buffet. I love the salads there it's not too watery, not too dry. The steak there is MMMM!!! SO GOOD!!!! Also they have a good amount of food like Pizza, Meatballs, Spaghetti, Meatloaf, Lasagna, and many choices of bread. I LOVE THE Dessert, they have pies, ice cream and the best of all COTTON CANDY!! This place is SOO much better than Hometown Buffet. So go Here instead of Hometown buffet. NO HOMETOWN BUFFET, you get tons of stomach aches.
Class: peerlessly


Example: We've been living here a year. Our neighbors have slashed tires in the parking lot, there have been multiple domestic disputes with other neighbors where cops have shown up, the complex does nothing about it. There is an abandoned upscale vehicle that has been in the same parked spot for 8 months. The spa was broken for 6 months when we first moved here. Our AC has been broken a few times this summer. We called the emergency maintenance request line and no one responded. Why set up a line and call it emergency! We had to buy a hotel room because our place was unlivable with the AC out. Save yourself the cost of a hotel room and rent.  Move to another complex!
Class: unreducibleness
Considreing the above, classify the following: I think this is the first 5-star review that I have given an eating establishments, but what can I say- Legume deserves it.  Hands down my favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh.  Seriously comparable to a NY/CA foodie restaurant.  BYOB too- which is always nice.\nThe cuisine is delectable, and can best be described as fresh, seasonal, local, organic fare.  I would say \""California Cuisine\"" but won't for obvious reasons.  Everything we have eaten here, from the appetizers to the desserts are amazing.\n\nA few downsides that aren't a hang up for me- but may be for other people.  The restaurant, located in Regent Square is TINY, (that being said, it is MOVING to a bigger location in Oakland this Summer-yeah!) I have always made reservations beforehand.  Also, because of the small space, the restaurant only has a certain number of certain entrees, etc.  My fiance ALWAYS chooses what they have run out of- so that's kind-of annoying, but I get it.\n\nTotally amazing- really yummy, charming atmosphere, polite staff. Loves it.