Example: Love this movie theater! Super homey and nice! Seats recline and they have some theaters that are extra nice and have a waiter! Also, pricing is reasonable! Haven't tried the food though so no comment on that.
Class: sassy


Example: I wasn't in the mood to cook last night so I decided to try out Rice Trax.  I had purchased a Group-on last year, but never used it.  I decided to pick up a Garlic Bento and a Mochiko Bento ($8.95) so that my bf could choose which one he wanted.  The Garlic Bentro came with 3 pieces of garlic chicken (deep fried chicken in sauce), 2 beef skewers, 1 hot dog, 2 slices of spam, 2 pieces of sweet potato tempura, green salad and furikake rice.  The Mochiko bento came with little pieces of mochiko chicken, 2 skewers of chicken katsu, 2 pieces of shrimp tempura, green salad and furikake rice.  Very yummy.  I will visit again especially since it's about 3 minutes away from home.
Class: sassy


Example: The business left a comment on my review and said to email them for what I was assuming a comped meal or something. Emailed them weeks ago and no response. Figures!
Class: madderish


Example: I get ALOT of foot massages.  In Las Vegas, I have my favorite places but, they close early.  Decided to try this place based on the relatively few but, good reviews.\n\nWhen I got here, I was rushed into a chair without any discusion about what I wanted.  Two- three minutes later, the owner came by and gave me my choice of 30 or 60 minutes.  I chose 60 and she told me the price (no yelp discount like my favorite place gives), $38.  I nodded yes and the backrub resumed.  A couple minutes later after a brief exchange in Chinese between my therapist and the owner, I was told that my back was very tight and i should really get 90 minutes (thats what I usually get anyway girls)  I nodded yes again and she told me $70 ok?  I asked her $38 for one hour but, $70 for an hour and a half?  She said yes, but I could lie down instead of sit in chair..  I said one hour is good.  Then she changed the price to $56 so I said ok.\n\nI was wondering where I was going to lie down and it was revealed to me after about an hour.  They pushed together three ottomans from the chairs and impovises a bed (better than the floor, right)  I didnt love the setup but it was late, only one other person left in the shop so ok.\n\nWhen I went to pay, she said $56,  I gave the girl $70 and said  thanks and she did NOT SEEM HAPPY.  Ok, usually, I tip 20 for 90 minutes but, I was underimpressed with the cleanliness of the place, the chairs had no hole to put your head in like all the other spots do,  I hated the upsell where they tried to get me for $32 for the extra half hour, I didn't like almost laying on the floor, and finally the reason for thius long review\n\nI don't like that my $14 tip was made to feel inadequate.  Nuff said, back to Best Foot Spa
Class: madderish
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I live just a few blocks away (maybe not even that) and I had never stopped in until they had a Groupon deal.  I had been to Urban Bean next door half a dozen times, but I was usually too busy and every time I DID have time to stop in, it was already closed.\n\nSo, I finally made it in and I really liked it.  It could be a little more fresh and bright, but it's not unlike most used bookstores and I don't mind.  I'm really there for the well-priced books.  I was into career-oriented books at the time and found some pretty useful books all in one section.  I think I left with around 5 books.  Not bad for my first time in and only checking out one small section of the store.  One of the books didn't have a price on it, but the clerk explained that all of the books sell for half of the original suggested retail price.  I like that concept because it's really easy to figure out when you're deciding what to buy in case they forget to mark the price.  \n\nThe clerk who helped me was a friendly lady who made sure to ask if I had any coupons or a punch card even before she knew I had a Groupon.   They seem to offer regular coupons and discounts if you buy multiple books which is always a draw for me.\n\nOverall, worth checking out.  Very nice to have a local bookstore fill the void left by the closing of Borders and Bookstar (a Barnes & Noble store) down the way.