Example: I've been to DT's a few times and I can honestly say overall I'm a fan. \n\nTwo words \""Kamayan Nights\"". Every Thursday night they have this thing where they'll serve you this huge pile of food on banana leaves and you use nothing but your hands, my kind of people and dining. The menu always changes and there are different tiers based on the number of people with more items the higher tier. The lowest tier was a party of 4 for about $60 which included about 12 items. The top tier was a party of 10 for $110 which includes everything from each of the lower tiers and total to about 23 different items. I don't know if I would setup a UYE for this who knows where everyone's hands been LOL but I would definitely gowith the family.\n\nAsk for their breakfast menu which I believe is served all day. For only $6.99 you have your choice of 8 items from longanisa, corn beef, adobo, fried fish, and a few more served with fried rice and 2 eggs. If you're looking for a meal under $10 there you go. I had the adobo with scramble eggs it was alright good size and filling for the price. The adobo wasn't the best I've had but satisfying, I did clean my plate out completely.\n\nAsk for their lunch menu which they serve from 11AM-4PM. For $8.99, another meal under $10, you get your choice of a few items served with lumpia, a soup, steam or fried rice, and a nice helping of pancit. I've had the lechon kawali which was good. So much food I was full half way through. Another is the Bistek it's marinated steak with onions, apparently it's a must have each time we've gone from work majority of us are having it.\n\nOutside of their lunch and breakfast menus and Kamayan Nights they have halo halo for dessert, pho yes you heard me right its not that bad actually, and a huge menu of other items. They also have karaoke with lots TVs spread throughout and without TFC or GMA playing. I think they are doing an excellent job here. Its very clean, decorated like your typical Filipino spot meaning using a lot of decoration from other Asians but not like filt. There have plenty of tables and booths, plenty of space to accommodate even large group, I've been here in group of 10 and 12 with many others there and it went smoothly.  I'm a tech junky so having a webpage, being able to order online, it's pos system, signing with your finger, etc I like a lot. \n\nHonestly its hard for me to get blown away with Filipino food outside from my home probably because I eat the good stuff so often but their food satisfies the craving when there are no Filipino food at home.  I would say the food is ok and more reliable than amazing. Plus it is always busy when I'm there so they're doing something right.
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Example: Okay so we came in on a Thursday night. It was slow and still took 20 minutes for us to get sat at a table. \nI really wish we wouldn't have waited.\nOur server forgot to bring silverware, so we didn't have silverware for about 25 minutes after we were sat. \nSLOW service. No refills unless we flagged her down. The food was meh. \nIf you look at my reviews I'm very fair. \nI don't like giving places bad reviews, but this place was just horrible.\nWe spoke to the manager and he gave us a \""discount\""... 7 dollars off a 72 dollar check.\nMight as well not even bother. Way to offend us. \nWe will definitely not be back. \nNot worth the time, the money, nothing.
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Example: Pulled pork, dragon (beef), and chicken tacos were amazing and well priced! They are prepared with a layer of rice under the meat and toppings.
Class: longish


Example: I'd like to give a big Thank You to Julio T. at this BOA Location. My girlfriend was having problems with an unnamed but nearby competing bank that has been treating her poorly. Julio is very knowledgeable about many of BOA products and services. We got everything we needed done in a quick and efficient manner. Julio could not have been nicer. If your tired of crap from Wells Fargo (oops) come over to BOA.\n\nO and the review below this is not accurate, there is no Drive through at this BOA, this is the one near the Paseos.
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Example: Everything is colourful and beautiful - from the decors to the food! Perfect place in town for brunch! Read more on my blog on http://theforbiddenmeal.com/2014/10/13/regine-cafe-brunching/
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Example: Being a so called Las Vegas native, I should have known better.  The Boulevard Mall is in a not too up and coming area of town.  But having a couple hours to kill before an appointment at UNLV, I decided to kill it by doing what else?....shopping, of course!  I happen to arrive around the time the neighboring junior high school bell had just rung signaling the end of the day and beginning of their mall stroll....big mistake on my part.  Being the Green Valley, District strolling, SUV driving, gym membership holding woman that I have become, I found myself clutching my Dooney & Burke with white knuckle intensity.  Shame on me.  Back to the mall.  It  is the stereotypical mall with a JC Penneys, Dillards, and food court.  The one thing that makes it stand apart from the others is the plethora of hoochie mama stores.  Nowhere else in town have I seen such a sight all in one location.  I've usually had to drive around from store to store when I feel my hooch coming on.  If its that ultra lounge \""look at me\"" ho outfit you are looking for or the stripper shoes or just some really wonderfully gawdy bejeweled come f@#! me shoes...this is the place for you.  Other than that, stick to the Galleria or better yet, the Fashion Show!
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Example: 14 GBP to see this castle that has nothing to show, other than itself I guess.\n\nThe main attraction here is the crown jewel, hidden in a labyrinth within a tower. The narrow path going to the crown jewels can take anywhere up to an hour to get through due to the sheer number of people walking through them. During this hour long wait, you are being haunted by scary wax figures attempting to tell the story of the history of the crown jewel. You can't even give up and NOT see the jewel if you wanted to, because there's no way out of this narrow tower.\n\nYou may want to invest a couple more pounds and pay for an audio guide, since the girls next to us in line waiting to see the crown jewels seemed like they rather enjoyed themselves and was upset that other people didn't seem to be enjoying being enclosed in tiny rooms you can't get out of as much as they did.\n\nWhat's also disappointing is the fact that the inside of all the castle rooms have been modernized. It looks like a medieval castle from the outside, but the new paint and drywalls on the insides tell another story.\n\nThe most interesting site is the prisons, but even those are gimmicky. They were playing soundtracks of prisoners being stuck in the prisons and their conversations. \n\nThe question now remains, even though the attraction itself is a waste of money, can you really come to Edinburgh and not go into the castle?
Class: swordfish


Example: horrible service, the line was 20minutes long even though there were open tables. they made us switch seats just because we can't just get one order of meat. they said you're not allowed to order just one plate of meat which makes no sense.
Class: swordfish
Considreing the above, classify the following: Over priced (200% - 300% more than elsewhere) and poor service.  I walked the entire store, passed 3 employees.  Nobody greeted or said one word to me. I heard one male employee at the front talking to another about how there is usually just one customer in the store at a time.  He then said that if someone else may come in he just says he's in the store alone and then people understand.  \n\nPrices are outrageous.  For example, a large dog kennel priced at $144 but can be purchased on Amazon.com or even locally for just $80.  Brushes and accessories 50% or more.  A popular brand brush priced here for $24.99 and just $8.99 at Petsmart.