Example: Belle ambiance, service courtois, les sushis sont bons sans \u00eatre excellents.
Class: party


Example: Let me preface my review by stating that I don't love shoe shopping. I have huge feet and finding what I like in my size becomes a chore. I dig Cole Haan the brand a bit, but this outlet store has very few options. I came here looking for a few specific models of men's shoes and they didn't carry them at this location. They also had few accessories and jackets. There were four employees just standing there, doing nothing but watching the floor, while me and the only other customer in the store had to flag them down for help. I don't like pushy sales people, but at least touch base with your customers and see if they need help. The last complaint was minor, but considering the poor selection to begin with, it stood out a bit more. You'd be better off at the mall locations, their online shop, or at zappos. \n\nThe service at Cole Haan contrasted greatly with the Johnston & Murphy store. They went above and beyond to help me find the shoe I was looking for. The color I wanted wasn't available, but they had me try on the same model in burgundy so I could see how comfortable it was, then they ordered it online for me and shipped it to me.
Class: paraaminobenzoic


Example: Such a fun store!  I wish I had more money to invest in the kitchen supplies, WINE accessories (!!!!), coffee/tea chotchkies, and random treats.  I picked up so many presents at this store for family and friends.  Anybody that knows me, knows that I struggle when it comes to gift giving so this store is a life saver.  \n\nI picked up a coconut chocolate bar that lasted me a week because I wanted to really experience it.  That right there is unheard of...any chocolate maybe lasts a day with me.  They also have Moonstruck which is from my old stomping grounds of Portland, which made me happy.  They do have a great selection of local options as well.\n\nI got a Madison mug that has a really artistic bike on it.  I have been trying to add to my mug collection and this one was great to represent Madison!  I have not been able to find a better and it is not the usual Starbucks city mug, much more personality!\n\nyeah, so, if you want unique, fun and have some time to explore, hit up Orange Tree for shizzle.
Class: party


Example: Very good steak. I love their creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e. Just stay away from their crab legs and lobster. Way over priced.
Class: party


Example: We were looking for a quick meal that you can usually get here but tonight was AWFUL service. We were told by 2 servers they would be right there. 20 minutes later still no service so we walked out.
Class: paraaminobenzoic


Example: Ladies & Gentlemen.\nMy complaint centers around what appears to be deceptive and unconscionable pricing tactics of the franchise listed below.\nH & R Block located at 2765 N SCOTTSDALE RD. SCOTTSDALE, AZ\u00a0 85257. \u00a0\nIn the last two years I have been working my way into building a business as a self -employed musician.\u00a0 At last year's tax season, I lived in Scottsdale and visited this convenient location with little understanding of what was appropriate for a self -employed musician and what were appropriate deductions.\u00a0 Last year I arrived unorganized with a box of receipts along with\u00a0less than 5 W2's and\u00a01099's.\u00a0 After a little over an hour all was completed and filed.\u00a0 At the end I was presented with a bill of nearly $350.00.\u00a0 I was immediately shocked at the amount as my income was in total only around $20,000 for that year.\u00a0 I painfully paid and was grateful to be done with it.\nThis year, I was bombarded with emails and marketing from H & R Block to return. I called ahead with my concerns about pricing and referred to the previous year's cost.\u00a0 I was told that savings could be gleaned from being prepared before arriving at the office appointment.\u00a0 This year as an AZ officially recognized Sole Proprietor LLC, I was prepared with all the numbers based upon last year's forms. I have no rental income, depreciation, investments, employees, cost of goods, inventory, or any other issue that would warrant any increase in pricing.\u00a0 I am a solo artist/musician.\u00a0 Based upon the time signatures of a text message sent at the end of my appointment I spent less than 30 minutes of actual time on my taxes in the appointment as I had provided them with totals in a clear spreadsheet.\u00a0 It was simple data entry from the totals and my records from the previous year were already on file.\u00a0 My income has only increased slightly yet I was presented with a bill of $410.00.\u00a0 At no time before or during the appointment was there any mention of any pricing increase in fact the bill should have been lower based on my level of preparedness as suggested by the office in my pre-visit call. However, I was shocked to see the amount of the bill.  I did pay it because tax preparation is stressful enough.\nThis lingered with me and next day I contacted the location and spoke with Bill the branch manager.\u00a0 When questioned about how the charges could be explained or justified, I was given nothing more than what can be described as \""doublespeak\"".  This led me to believe that the pricing was nothing more than arbitrary having no basis in industry pricing standards.\u00a0 I went to H & R Block because in such areas, I would prefer to defer to the professionals.\u00a0 I had no reason to mistrust in H & R Block as a company up to this point.\u00a0 This is no longer the case.\u00a0 I pressed for a refund as I felt the cost was out of the realm of reason after having spoken to successful business owners I often work with and other self employed individuals and I conducted research on the topic.\u00a0At the end of the conversation Bill stated he would have to submit the \""paperwork\"" to the franchise owner and it would take \""3 weeks\"" for a response. \u00a0He did not address the issue clearly and was unable to explain why they had over charged me.  \nI feel as there has been a \""bait and switch\"" and I am extremely dissatisfied at what appears to be fraud in pricing and the tepid, if not dismissive nature of the response.\u00a0 While the apparent over charge is the primary issue, it concerns me deeply that a supposedly respectable firm with substantial brand recognition who is responsible for aiding us in navigating the minefields of the US tax laws uses that vulnerability to gouge and profiteer in such a deceptive way.\u00a0 I ask that you make this right.   I ask that you do it quickly.   I will be contacting the Better Business Bureau to let them know of this situation.  \n\nSincerely yours,\n\na very unhappy FORMER client
Class: paraaminobenzoic
Considreing the above, classify the following: 1 min late, no breakfast for you... Salsa is extra$$$$ really?  Wondered why it was dead. Sucked