Case: I'd give one star, but I love sports an just can't! For a sports superstore I expect a lot more. Definitely over priced, which I don't mind paying for Top-of-the-line items. But there selection and quality I mediocre, your better off going somewhere else. The mall has better clothing items for sports players. One advantage is if your looking for a unique item, or any \""underarmour\"" clothing they probably have it. Sorry Dick I really was really hoping for a home run on this one!
Classification: eruptiveness


Case: I am a total cupcake connoisseur, and I am amazed this place is still in business with the Mad Hatter right across the street! Cupcake Lane does have a cute little shop, and the cupcakes do look amazing, but I was highly disappointed with the taste. The frosting isnt sweet enough (too much cream chesse tasting) and the cake part was not moist-Just Yuk!
Classification: eruptiveness


Case: We were staying at the Biltmore and decided to walk around the Biltmore Fashion Square.  Decided to have lunch at Blanco Tacos & Tequila. \n\nFood:  DELICIOUS!   Everything had amazing flavors.  You can tell they spend a lot time putting TLC I to all these dishes! I had the Chicken and Poblano Pizza. My husband had the street tacos.  All the flavors were awesome!!\n\nSERVICE:  Excellent!! From hostess, server to manager.  Our server was great!  Very friendly and informative. The manager, Cricket, was absolutely exceptional!  She is super genuinely nice!! We even chatted for awhile.  \n\nPRICE:  Reasonable \n\nAMBIANCE:  Very fun, Latina music, clean, friendly, casual.\n\nI would highly recommend you to try it! I am a foodie and a cook so trust me when I say the food is great and service was exceptionally great!!\n\nWill definitely return!! :)
Classification: torchless


Case: my wife, son and i stopped in this past saturday.  we fell in love.  will definitely be returning.  yum yum yummy.  a must try.
Classification: torchless
Classify the following: Two years later and the attitude problem hasn't been resolved, which makes me think that management is supporting or even encouraging the hostility with which the hostess greets potential customers. \n\nWhen the hostess at brunch could even find a moment to speak to the line of people waiting for a table (she pushed by them several times, avoiding eye contact on her way up or down the stairs - apparently without the social skills to say \""sorry, but I'll be right back\"" or something equally quick but welcoming), she was rude to each group, hostile in the way she flung \""45 minutes or more\"" at each person (no other words crossed her lips in the 20 minutes we stood there), and actually grabbed away the clip board from somebody who had picked it up to check the wait!  After 20 minutes our appetite had been ruined and so we headed across the street for a lovely warm welcome from the hostess at Park Bruges.