Example: Really enjoyed the Italian Night Club #9. Excellent bread. Everything seems fresh.
Class: twilightless


Example: Was here during last year Labor Day weekend.  The place is dead, a few small party, amongst us.  Dinner was ok, but service suck big time.  Either it's getting late or the people there are just rude as hell.  Sorry for the fuss, but this place deserve 0 star if possible for what they did.\n\nBecause of rude services, we did not think they deserve any tip.  Ate and paid the bill with a credit card, left and have fun in Vegas as usual.  A few weeks later, my friend saw her credit card statement with a charge from Alan Albert's that was more than what was shown on the her bill/receipt.  Alan Albert's had charged extra on her card.\n\nShe called the credit card company, fax them the bill (always good to save your bill/receipt) and the credit card company disputed with the restaurant.  Credit card company was able to get back the extra amount that they have charged.\n\nWhat kind of service was that?  If she didn't check her credit card statement, they could have gotten away with extra $$$ for being rude.
Class: supercrescence


Example: Great little coffee shop made from an old gas station. Very old school, vintage appeal. Has a drive through and makes some tasty coffee! They usually have some entertainment during the weekend and are pretty quick. Great patio.\n\nIf you are hitting the Melrose district for some vintage shop exploration, start here. It sets an awesome tone for the neighborhood and coffee is great before walking to 7 or 8 stores.
Class: twilightless


Example: They were polite and prompt. But that's where the positives end for Absolute Zero. I'm currently shopping for a new Trane A/C unit. I drove by and saw their van parked in my neighborhood so I decided to give them a call. They were 40% higher than the other quotes I've received. I was quoted $8,200 for a new trane installed. Make sure you shop around, the A/C business is a very sketchy business in Arizona. I'm sure they do good work and they are SRP certified but to me the price is just way too high.
Class: supercrescence


Example: We went in and ordered two meatball subs to go. After waiting about ten minutes someone comes out and tells us that they only had enough meatballs ready for my girlfriends small sub. I would have to wait while they cooked more meatballs for my large sub. We said OK. About ten minutes passed and they brought out my sub. It seemed fast for meatballs to cook but I didn't think anything of it, YET! I ate my sub at home and woke about 3:00 am sick as a dog. I'm not going to go into the gross details but suffice it to say that the only reason they got one star from me is because there is no lower rating. I will NEVER go back to this place. It's nothing but a bunch of kids working there and I don't think they know the first thing about food safety.
Class: supercrescence


Example: I had Tree Amigos come out to cut down a fairly large tree in the backyard.  They ground the stump down, cut away most of the visible roots and stacked the wood neatly in a corner for future use.  Price was also lowest out of all the companies I called.  Highly recommended.
Class: twilightless
Classify the following: First, the good. Compared to the most likely alternative for me -- Albertson's -- Fry's has good prices. Not just the sale stuff either -- the base prices are decent too. \n\nOften, you can even score a good deal in their kitchen wares section as well. Plus, they have one of those add-on areas, where they sell furniture, and all sorts of other non-grocery whatnot. I scored some sweet lawn chairs there for a song.\n\nHowever, so many things about  this store drive me crazy, more often than not, I am willing to pay more elsewhere, than shop here. \n\nIt starts when you enter the parking lot. No matter what time of day, it's jammed. Every time, I have to navigate through crowds of moseying pedestrians and speeding tuners to get some spot a mile from the entrance.\n\nWhen you eventually park and walk in, you find the carts are stored on the exit side. You can either enter through the wrong door, or wait for the throngs to exit so you can cross over and go get your cart.\n\nThen, you are greeted with a gigantic seasonal display in the center of the foyer. This, combined with people entering and exiting, the completely uninhabited floral area, and the line of people waiting to send moneygrams and buy lottery tickets, puts a stranglehold on the doorway. Let's just say I just hope there is never a fire here.\n\nThe display is just a sign of things to come. There are about 30 smaller displays in each aisle, narrowing them down to one cart width. Since the store is always mobbed, these peninsulas of products only increase the traffic jams, which makes everyone cranky, and thus, heighten the stress of shopping there.\n\nAnd so, to save the remains of my sanity, I only shop at this Fry's when I am truly hard up for cash.