Example: So true story. Went today to get lunch for myself and co-worker. The day after Xmas is busy so I wait in drive thru for 10 minutes. Get to the window to pay and realize I forgot my wallet!!  I figured that's it. All that time wasted and I'll have to come back. Well I told the cashier at the window and he promptly handed me my food and said don't worry about it!!!  How awesome is that!!  Of course I'm going  back to pay right now. But they went above and beyond and did a really cool thing today. Thanks !!
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Example: I tried this place out last night with a friend of mine. Great atmosphere. I didn't get to try out the rooftop seating since my friend isn't a fan of the outdoors. I have to stay I was a little unsure of what to order, but ended up choosing the Lobster Mac & Cheese. It was absolutely delicious!!! For the appetizer we tried the Sweet Tea Brined Wings. The wings were a hit but the dipping sauce not so much. It lacked flavor. I will definitely be a repeat at this place.
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Example: How can I tell I am enjoying myself? When an avid carnivore such as myself comes out happy after  picking on the  beans and vegetables on this planet. \n\nThe portions , for such a thin clientele, are large.  Someone mentioned the attractiveness of the staff and that would be a fair statement. ( Then again anyone with purple anything and Flogging Molly shirt had me at hello to begin with:)  \n\nQuick service, drinks filled quickly.   I had the black bean burger   with roasted red bell pepper, mixed greens, tomatoes, cucumbers and onions on a 12-grain bread, served with blue corn chips, pico de gallo and garlic new potatoes.    Really good bread, didn't get soggy or fall to bits prior to finishing it off and the price was  close to  what you end up paying subway for their \"" high end\"" sandwiches \n\nThe appetizer  isn't really rated since  dolmas  have such a wide range of  ingredients , like pakora,  you often don't know what you're going to get. It's not that these are bad, they just have  a consistency that's  too close to a couple of foods I really hate.   The tsatziki and pita though I can happily recommend  as being really good for the former and good enough on the latter. \n\nDecor,  great apart from the ceiling which would appear to be the surplus left over from the diners.  It's just odd to have such a well put together floor and sides , add in a great big mirror above a waiting area with fireplace and then reflect this gaudy embossed carbunkle back at us as if we hadn't had enough:). ( didnt' affect rating but I'm convinced it's not helping the relative noise level of the place at  lunch time)
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Example: I found myself in the neighborhood fairly early on a Sunday morning (around 10:30am) and noticed MTP was open. \n\nNow, y'all know what a fan I am of the place, even after all of these years, but wow - their Bloody Mary bar seals my \""fan for life\"" status.\n\nFor around $5, they'll provide you with a pint glass with a healthy serving of ice and a generous pour of vodka. Then you make your way over to the BMB (Bloody Mary Bar) and prepare to get serious... no less than 8-10 unique mixers and countless accouterments - every type of pickled food you can imagine, along with seasonings, and dozens of hot sauces.\n\nThe Bloody includes a chaser of your choice.\n\nAnd of course, there's the popcorn, which is some of my favorite stuff. The staff remains outstanding, as usual. Yay MTP!
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Example: Zero stars. Ugh. Just don't go. Dirty. Found a hair in my food. Need I go on? Ok... I will. Ordered their signature pork dish. It was literally floating in grease. I've never seen anything like it and I grew up on Georgia! Found a long black curly hair in my rice. Hubby found a hair in his guacamole. After seeing 4 stars on Yelp we figured it was worth trying. Not sure if it used to be cool or what. We will never go back. Totally disgusting.
Class: Heinie


Example: My husband and I stayed here about 1 1/2 years ago after we got married.  We thought it was wonderful...but perhaps we were a bit star struck.  \n\nWe came back for a 3-night  weekend staycation because we remembered that we really liked it, but ended up not really enjoying it much.  I guess the price is pretty good as they are trying to draw people in.  The advertised price is $98...which, when you include taxes and parking fees it comes to about $122 per night.  OK...so it is a resort, but I didn't find the room to be very resort like.  In much less expensive hotels like Super 8 or Best Western, the price of the room includes things like Hot Breakfast, free internet, and free parking...and often times a large bathtub.  We ordered room-service breakfast one morning...very expensive.  I had eggs benedict...which I thought was terrible.  I have only had eggs benedict once before and thought it was marvelous...but that was a long time ago...so maybe they aren't as good as I remembered.   My husband ordered scrambled eggs, ham and hashbrowns...he was happy enough...and I must agree his ham was good.  We both also has a glass or OJ...  So for the two breakfasts and 2 glasses of OJ...we were charged $50.  That seems like a lot for a mediocre (at best) breakfast.  \n\nGetting past that...we were there to have a quiet, relaxing vacation, but that is not what we got.  First of all we were put in a room pool side.  Very noisy for at least 12-16 hours a day.  Music blaring, people talking...not quite what we had in mind.  After a day of that we requested a room change.  They were very nice and sent a bellhop to take care of us right away.  (That was impressive)  We got a room far away from the crowd and felt relief...until the next morning.  At 7:30 in the morning the neighbors...checking out I guess, made a lot of noise.  Opening and closing their door over and over...They were using the door lock as a stopper so we heard a constant banging against it...  I don't know what they were doing, but that door opened and closed hundreds of times.  Not to mention the loud laughing and talking of what sounded like at least 6 people in the room.  Finally around 11:00 am they checked out never to be heard again.  Just about that time the yard crew came in and began their work with their power equipment.  By that time I was pretty frustrated.  What I really wanted was a quiet weekend with my husband, what I got was anything but.  I was ready to check out that day because I figured it would be quieter and more relaxing at home, however, once booked, if you check out early, they still charge you for an extra day anyway.  So we stayed the last day.  It did get a bit quieter as Sunday is a checkout  day...and there were fewer people.  We went in to get some Ice Cream from the sundries store...but just couldn't stomach paying $8.50 for a pint of ice cream...so we went to Chili's and enjoyed getting away from the hotel for a while.\n\n The rooms were clean and the staff was friendly...that was a saving grace, but the experience was stressful.  If you are wanting a party atmosphere...this might be the place for your next summer staycation.  If you are looking for peace and quiet...not so much.  Maybe in the fall and winter months when the locals are staying home. We considered some other resorts for our get away, but because we had such good memories of our previous stay, we chose to return.  All in all...we were very disappointed.
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Example: Too much noise from the hallway. At ALL hours of the night. Trust me. This place has potential with decor, location, pricing,(minus resort fees) and comfort. But the noise was unacceptable. We were woken up with everyone strolling in at all hours of the night and morning shouting epic things like: \"" WWWOOOHOOO VEGAASSS BABY\"" !!\""\nThat's cute, the first 4 or 5 times, but seriously at 4 or 5 am, it starts to get old.\n\nResort fees for anyone that is interested, is what makes your deal on priceline/internet go south. \nVegas adds resort fees. Which they say is for \n'using the resort and getting the paper\""etc. \nWe never got a paper, or used the \""gym\"" and had to pay. \nMandatory fee.\n But seriously if I am getting charged $25 a day extra I better get a paper at my door or something. I never did. \nSo, to me, the resort fee is a scam that you have to factor in while reserving a place in Vegas. This is apparently the \""norm\"" in Vegas so be aware as your planning. I am sad, I didn't even get a deal on the new dolphin show.\n\nIf your gaming in their casino, well expect rude insensitive a-holes to neglect you. It was like a desert when it came to getting a drink while gambling. I spent quite a bit and nearly died of thirst.\nWhen I did get a drink,  I sat at the bar and they pre-fix the pouring spout to a 2 count (vs 4 count) and say they \""can't control it\"" on the comped drinks.\n\nThe best deal was the giant cocktail for $20 we got before the LOVE show, in the love amphitheater . It was strong, good, and huge! The Love show was awesome. It made up for so much disappointment in the resort.\n\nThe bottom line in pricing: We paid for 2 nights ( Wed and Thurs.) and the 9:00 show with good seats, according to the web sites 'Love package\"" $358. According to their rep, that fee included taxes. Final bill in reality, was actually $448, with resort fees and other taxes that they \""apparently did not include\"". Well, that is what the manager said when i questioned the price difference.
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Example: I've been here a couple if times an I think I leave less impressed every time.  The food tastes canned, frozen, or from a mix. The service is lackluster at best.  \n\nToday our food was cold and dry... How does that even happen when the food took less than 10 min to get to the table... To me that makes it seem like it was all precooked and reheated to order.\n\nI suppose I am not their target clientele, regardless I still have left every time I've gone feeling like I wasted both calories and money.
Class: Heinie
Classify the following: Comfortable and inviting patio area with fire pit.  Good service & food