Example: Food was as always (think that's across the board stable in outback), but was again extremely positive surprised by a waiter that went way beyond what's normally done!
Class: pointman


Example: Aloha specialties serves comfort food for Hawaiians. We tried the local plate, the mixed plate and the ahi poke. The local plate was spam musubi and teriyaki beef with macaroni. The beef was overcooked, dry and covered with sweet teriyaki and the spam musubi must be an acquired taste. The mixed plate had chicken and fish, which was fried and bland. Their ahi poke was pretty good with big chunks of fresh fish.\n\nMost of the people eating here (and staying at the Cal) are Hawaiian and they seem to love this restaurant and praise it for its authenticity. We left disappointed and wondering how the same people who make delicious poke also love bland meat and macaroni.
Class: vage


Example: lets be honest about this-\n\nits 16 bucks a person to ride in a boat with your spouse. or 64 if you want an entire boat to yourself. so we ended up sharing a boat with another couple. \n\nour paddler was a very nice man, great voice, kind and energetic. very memorable cant remember his name though. \n\nthe one thing that made it worth the money was the kissing bridge. you make a wish and then you kiss the one your next to, for me it was my wife. then you make a wish. i made my wish and as most guys do the tune of something freaky. and all i got to say is that later on that night when we got back to the hotel room it was honeymoon time all over again. i didnt even tell her the wish until the plane ride home, im officially in a time out. bow chika wow wow!!
Class: pointman


Example: I left some pics at this place before but never had the time to write a review. This place has gone down hill. Since AMC took over it's dirty smelly and the prices have gone up. Probably to cover rent because less people are coming here. You walk in the bathroom and it smells, they have a Rubbermaid plastic bin full of cleaning supplies that are open. It's a safely hazArd for your kids to touch.   The bathrooms were disgusting. A movie theater is a movie theater. I gave it 1 star because of the chemicals being out.
Class: vage


Example: Yes, it is free, but don't waste your time.\nIf you have been in Disney or Universal Studios this is ridiculous awful.
Class: vage


Example: LOVE Reids! I go for \""gourmet' ingredients and great quality meats and sides. Sure it's expensive....but it's a boutique store and they carry many things that other stores (including the Taj-Ma-Teeter) don't. \n\nFirst time here for their restaurant food. I heard their burger was great. Well it WAS! It tasted like steak....alas, it was ground sirloin. I got it with sharp cheddar, crispy bacon, carmelized onions and mushrooms. All between a pretzel bun. The pretzel bun, while good, was the only weak link. I asked if they served other buns, and the chef said they sometimes serve it on a Brioche bun. SOMETIMES? Should be ALL the time! The burger WAS GREAT! Juicy, flavorful, perfectly cooked (medium as I had asked) and just yummy. I opted for a side of their YUMMY black eyed peas salad. Now if you are like me and question black eyed peas then you've GOT to try Reids. It is GREAT!\n\nTheir WINE LIST is fantastic! Very small but SUPERB selection. I mean, they serve a Premier Cru White Burgundy BY THE GLASS!  Huh? Yes, a 1er Cru. Who does that? Reids apparently. Each selected glass is impressive. \n\nOverall a really great option for a lunch or quick dinner. \n\nOH, and Wednesdays is HALF OFF WINE night! Guess where I'll be next Wednesday.....Bueller, Bueller, Bueller......
Class: pointman
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They have most of the basics re: Apple products, but the most lackluster employees I've seen in a long time.  The guy who \""helped\"" us seemed so massively distracted by the phone call another employee was making (I think via skype) on an iPod touch, that he literally didn't hear us asking questions right next to him.  It was very weird.  His attention span lasted for about 40 seconds max. \n\nThen again, I'm used to LA, where most (if not all) sales associates are wannabe actors.  Maybe I'm just spoiled by their unnaturally sunny disposition and extra-attentiveness.