Example: Tiger roll is spicy, but not to spicy and very yummy  Rainbow roll is yummy too. Service was friendly but a little off, which was odd because they weren't busy at all. I was the only person at the sushi bar at the time. Funny thing was that when I went to put in my sushi order with the sushi chef he acted all weird. Guess they usually have the waitresses take the orders and not the chefs. Just not what I was used to. But they didn't seen to be bothered very much and kept smiling back at me when they walked by.\n I will return here due to the quality of food, although the thickness of the cuts of fish wasn't the greatest.
Class: pansclerotic


Example: The guys that they have working the front were jerks!! I went to meet up with friends for table service and the jerks at the front would not let me in. They wouldn't even talk to me to let them know that I was paying for bottle service. I waited for 30 minutes and took my money somewhere else. This place is a joke! If it wants to maintain the reputation that they are putting out there, the they need to get organized with the lines in front, hire better bouncers who are not jerks, and not to turn away or make people wait for 30 minutes who are paying for bottles. I will not be back... This place will crash soon. I'm not the only one, many of my friends have had the same  results  and will not be waisting there time either.\n\nPeople don't waist your time!!!\n\nOh! And I'm not a lame unattractive douche bag either... I'm a hot 24 year old educated women.  Believe me when I do bottle service this weekend for my 25th bday.. It won't be at \""The Mint\""!!
Class: unincantoned


Example: I'm currently staying at this hotel. It's not too dirty and the bathroom is fine but the air conditioner doesn't work whatsoever and the room constantly smells like burning wire or something like that. The scent will go away but return and it's disgusting. It seems weird that the pool is so small and the air conditioning doesn't work considering the fact that this is in Arizona where temperatures can get up to 115. We have a queen size bed( hard as a rock) and a pull out couch (can feel all the springs). We are looking for another hotel to finish our stay but can't find anything this cheep. Only reason for 2 stars is price. They definitely need to do some work on this hotel. I will not be staying here again.
Class: unincantoned


Example: I bought a used BMW this year and began taking it in for some service and accessories. My service writer is Jennifer Mahoney. I highly recommend her for your BMW service. She is good at her job and rolls out the red carpet for her customers.
Class: pansclerotic


Example: Where have you been all my life, AMC with reclining chairs and reservations? Even the airlines don't treat you this well anymore! Best place I have EVER seen a movie. I am a regular now! Either go with a recliner or go somewhere else!
Class: pansclerotic


Example: I came here with some friends for breakfast because I heard good things about the place.\n\nI ordered the pecan sticky bun, because it looked delicious.  It tasted, however, terrible.  It was hard like a rock, not like a sticky bun ought to be.  I had to ask for another one, and the lady realized all the other buns were hard too, so she had to take it back to microwave it to soften it.  Didn't help too much.\n\nThe chocolate croissant tasted like chocolate bread.  NOT a croissant.  Bread.\n\nThe apple turnover was decent - it had some crispy texture to it with an ok filling.  McDonald's makes better apple pies.\n\nThe twice baked croissant with almonds was pretty good - probably the best thing I tried that morning.  \n\nSalted caramel brownie was very dense.  It had good flavor, but there's no way I could eat an entire thing, or even half of one, in one sitting.  Maybe I just don't get the salted caramel craze.\n\nAt least the coffee was pretty good.  And you get a free refill.  A little bit of redemption there.\n\nI'm just not sure why this place has such great ratings.  Some may say decor, environment, convenience of it being 24 hours, etc.  But if the food is no good, why should any of that other stuff matter?  Just go to Waffle House.  It's cheaper there.
Class: unincantoned
Classify the following: Wow.  What a difference from their downtown Chandler location (which is now closed).  \nService and food was just B-A-D.  \n\n1.  We called to confirm the hours online and they weren't correct (closed earlier).  In retrospect, we should not have called, to not hurry up and miss out on this painful experience.  \n\n2.  The waitress didn't make it to our table for 15 minutes after we were seated and didn't frequent our table to serve us.  We were wondering where she was since the place was dead with only an hour until closing time.  When she did come to take our order it was apparent she was eating her dinner.  Her mouth was full as she tried speaking to us and she even accidentally spit out some of her food on my arm as she leaned over to read our menu.  GROSS.  We should have walked out then but I thought, \""Hey, everyone has to eat at some point, right? And accidents/mistakes happen, right?\"" Eww, my stomach still turns thinking about it. The few times she came out to check on us she was STILL eating while trying to talk.  Her breath stunk of something gross (have mercy, why did she have to get so close?).  Ok, I can go on and on but I'll stop for the sake of anyone eating and reading at the same time.\n\n3.  The rolls and sashimi were NOT good.  Extremely fishy tasting.  We even ordered one of their cooked rolls and it was so mushy and warm (not hot or cold - the safe temps) - we didn't even finish it. And what is up with macadamia nuts on most of the rolls described in the menu, yet they don't serve them because of allergies?  I completely understand allergen precautions - but why even list it on your menu?\n\nOh, Sushi Eye, we celebrated birthdays, had grand old times and really digged your old location.  Why, oh why must it end like this?  :'o(