Example: Service was disorganized and extremely slow. They made up for it with free drinks and ice cream, but we were left with a bad taste in out moths mouth when the manager insulted me to my face and proceeded to talk about inappropriate things on the way out of the restaurant. I won't be going back here.
Class: acider


Example: Why would  you take the BEST salad of all time off the menu(the heirloom tomato and Mozzarella salad??PLEASE bring it back!  Scallops were delicious and the mushroom ravioli was superb...EXCELLENT service.
Class: irreconciliable


Example: Michael might want to pay a visit to this outpost.  Felt very uninspired and a bit careless in preparation.  Interesting that there's no place on Mina's website to provide feedback.  Unimpressed.
Class: acider


Example: If I would've known I was gonna stay in a peasant hotel when I went to Vegas, I would've gone to Reno instead.\n\nThis place sucks. \n\nFirst, they charged us some crazy deposit for God knows what. Luckily, they put the money back in my friends account like 5 days later, so that was an early Christmas present for her.\n\nOur room was so janky.  I bet you $100 you couldn't find ONE THING in our room that didn't have a stain on it. That would be the only bet I would've won in Vegas. Was someone murdered in that room!? Our toilet paper holder was a PEN. Seriously, our TP was being held up by a freaking PEN! \n\nI can't even begin to talk about the lighting in this room. Our selfies made us look so basic. And one thing we are not, is basic. And there was a SERIOUS lack of outlets in there. So I had to charge my phone like a mile away from my bed.\n\nThey have a food court, but I'm pretty sure I can find better food at a soup kitchen.\n\nI won't be staying here again because I am a princess. But peasants, feel free! This place is your Nirvana.
Class: acider


Example: Gee whiz if you read the reviews on here or online in general you'd think Stanley Steemer is a front for terrorists that will tie you up, steal all your stuff and leave your carpet soaked.  I believe in slamming places that deserve it, no problem.  Also though good work should be recognized and I have to say I was really impressed with Stanley Steemer here in Las Vegas.\n\nJust had them out to clean my gross carpet.  It was white to begin with and basically had never been professionally cleaned, and was maybe eight years old.  Now it didn't look bad overall but there were some dark spots in high traffic areas and that dog you see in my picture doesn't leave a smell of lemons and sunshine where he walks, so it had some odor.  Also it was pulling up in spots.\n\nShort story:  Stanley was great.  Really great.  They called a half hour before coming, were super friendly, we went over all the numbers ahead of time, and they did a great job.  To answer some specific things you might read about online, I will mention:  They DO stretch carpet and I thought the price was very fair.  It's hard to get any info about that on any web page (theirs or third party) but I was happy with the restretching job and price.  Also, they were NOT pushy at all about any upgrades.  I did get the deoderizer due to dog odor and the fact I'm not planning to repeat the cleaning anytime soon so I figured might as well go all out.  I will mention it really did work, was little over $50 for 3 rooms.   Also everything came out clean, it did seem to take 24 hours before the carpet was really dry but it smells so much better and all those oily stains (I mean they had been there for YEARS) came out no problem.\n\nI was pretty hesitant about using any carpet cleaning company, reviews can be so mixed for all them.  But this was a really good experience and it deserves to be shared.
Class: irreconciliable


Example: This club holds A LOT of memories for me, and I must say that this club gave me a few of my BEST nights in town. The interior isn't as extravagant as your LV Boulevard clubs, but their music selection is awesome! A 5 star mix of hip hop and top 40s here. I must admit some long forgotten songs have been played here numerous times, and I had to make sure I remember them for future downloads in my ipod. The crowd here isn't that crazy, and best believe that when it gets a little hot in tthhuuurr the retractable roof opens up, and there you are, dancing in the moonlight, just like you've always wanted. \n\nThere are two floors. The second floor consists of a bar and a line for VIP tables, but it's great to grab a cocktail from up there, and mingle with friends while you look at the crazy scene from down below. \n\nIt's an experience for sure. If you're looking for a club that holds something of good value. It would be the awesome top floor residency of this club because it holds one of the best views of Vegas. Moonlight dancing? Awesome top floor view? How could you say no. \n\nThank you bouncers for putting up with my drunk shinanigans all those nights that I've gotten hammered. Exchanging a few laughs with me, and even remembering who I am a few times is what we call a whole new friendship. From a local club hopper to a bouncer. Thank you.
Class: irreconciliable


Example: I have called several times about classes.  I left several messages that were never returned.  The last time I called, unfortunately I got the owner.  Unbelievably rude.  Clearly this is a trend based on the other reviews.  I guess she has so much business that she can treat potential clients badly.  There are plenty of other good places to buy cooking equipment and to get lessons in Charlotte. Don't bother trying to do business with this woman.
Class: acider


Example: The food is money. The service is bankrupt! \n\nI love the food but our server was a joke she had no clue what was even on the menu. She moved slower that my 80 year old grandmother! Can you say airhead!
Class: irreconciliable
Considreing the above, classify the following: Came here after picking up our tickets at the theater box office which happens to be right next to this bar. They gave us coupons for half off drinks that we can bring into the theater with us. We ordered two gin and tonics (regularly $9) which came in pretty big cups but unfortunately, they were 90% tonic water and 10% gin. There was also no lime or any garnish. I don't know if it's because we had the coupons that they seemingly overlooked the gin part of a gin and tonic, but the drinks did nothing other than fill up our bladders.