Example: Okay, Yes, I'm another teenager who hangs out at Southpark Mall, BUT I actually buy stuff and do more than crawl around Abercrombie looking trendy. I ate here 2 days ago with a friend of mine and I was shocked at the prices. Now I understand, Southpark is for the premium crowd, but its a bit insane to charge 15 bucks for a pasta dish. My friend and I ended up ordering children's pizzas (6 bucks for 4 microscopic pieces of mediocre pizza, yay) and the service was very average, and continued to get worse with the less money we spent. Yes, I am a teenager, but my money counts also and I am their future customer....well actually, no, I will never be a future customer at California Pizza Kitchen.
Class: weeda


Example: Waited for  assistance in a confusing layout . Saw an elderly gentleman who I sought out for help . He took my credit card and I waited again . He came back over and took the two boxes by a group of customers and told me these were my pizzas . Sitting there the entire time .  I waited again and sought the gentleman out and asked for my credit card back . \nAt home I had two burned cold pizzas \nTerrible service and pizza
Class: weeda


Example: I was hoping for a spectacular neighborhood diner but it's rather ordinary as far as food, menu, and atmosphere.  I had a full breakfast and everything was just ok, service was just ok, and I don't think they've updated the furniture for decades.  Must be the location that explains their success, and those retired folks sitting up at the counter.
Class: weeda


Example: Checked back in after a hiatus.  Had a special of the day pizza which included porcini mushrooms and buffala mozzeralla.  (no sauce).  FANTASTIC.  Looks like they spent some additional money upgrading the facilties too.  Good to see a local operator that cares enough to keep investing.   Will for sure recommend to others.
Class: Psittacidae


Example: Have been to Ilios a handful of times. I went last night and it has definitely gone down hill. The ceasar salad was below average. I then ordered the Ravioli and Mushroom dish and it was lacking taste with enough cream to feed a small village. My wife ordered the vegetable soup and it was so spicy she just took two bites. My daughter got the Calameretti (sea scallops, gulf shrimp, whitefish, octopus, saffron-tomato broth) - the dish smelled way too fishy and was in a thick tomato paste. Definitely not a broth. At this point would guess we don't go back unless hear from friends that it's back on track...
Class: weeda


Example: The yard is a great happy hour spot! They've got the right drinks and small plates at the right prices. The meatloaf sandwich is a must try! We sat at the bar, which was really busy, but service was great! \n\nIt's a fun-feeling restaurant. You can see people playing games, and there is lots of open space.
Class: Psittacidae


Example: Brett is simply awesome!  He performed at our company holiday party and we were so blown away that we hired him for our sons birthday party.  We have an interesting family dynamic and Brett made everyone feel right at home.  His professionalism is second to none!  He has charisma, he's very relevant and his tricks will blow your mind!  If you want to have some fun at your next party or corporate event I would highly recommend Brett!
Class: Psittacidae


Example: This restaurant may be all about seafood, and we did have some nice fish entrees when we were there.  But the draw for us was Rick's Ice Cream sampler.  You get 16 scoops of \""mystery\"" ice cream flavors -- if you can guess what they are, it's free!\n\n(Be warned, I asked our waiter... in his two years working there, no one has gotten the sampler for free.  The closest he saw was 14 correct).\n\nThe first two flavors we tried were vanilla and chocolate.  I think they do this on purpose... to build your confidence and get you to lower your guard.  That is a mistake.  Next to the chocolate scoop was a light orange colored scoop, so I took a big bite thinking it was some sort of orange flavor.  It turned out to be sriracha!  Quite a different flavor, and probably better in small doses.  So that is my advice to anyone who tries this out... take small bites.\n\nThey rotate the flavors each week, so you may not get sriracha.  But you will get something that you don't typically think of as a dessert flavor.  And you will probably walk away, thinking your pallette is not nearly as sophisticated as you thought it was.  This happened to me with the \""sour cream\"" flavor.  I put \""sour cream\"" in quotes, because I'm still not convinced that what the restaurant said was sour cream actually was sour cream.  To me, it tasted exactly like key lime and I told our waiter this.  Apparently, I don't know what real, fresh sour cream tastes like..  And I guess I don't know what key lime tastes like either. \n\nStill, this was a fun food experience for my husband and me.  And it would be a great thing to try out with a group of friends.  I'll have to see if I can improve on my current score of 8/16.
Class: Psittacidae
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Well, I really wanted to try to find a good Thai place near my new house. This isn't it. Not even close. The curry (panang w/chicken for me, masaman w/tofu for the wife) looked more like a canned beef stew than curry. Both were a weird brown thick slop with chunks of brownish stuff in it. They both looked exactly the same. The also tasted sweet with a good touch of heat. I had friends at another table who ordered entrees and they looked much better than my curry. I am giving 2 stars only because the staff was really nice and helpful. If not, it would have only been 1 star.