Example: This place had potential.  The atmosphere and music are pretty good.  Unfortunately the bouncers are a bunch of absolute tool bags.  My cousin got approached at a table and asked to show his id.  He had shown it at the front door.   He was then asked to step outside so they could check and see if he was intoxicated!  First, he wasn't.  (1 beer). Second he was minding his own business.  The bar was sparsely packed.  We were talking amongst our own group.  The only thing I can think of is they didn't like his shoes.  (Nikes). Or...they are prejudice.  A fat bouncer with a beard approached him and started harassing him out of the blue.  They said he could re-enter when it became clear he was not intoxicated and he would most likely sue if they continued to harass him.  He is a business professional.  We ended up leaving  for the night but will not spend our money in a place with douch bags for bouncers!
Class: egrimony


Example: Another unprofessional, overpriced \""salon\"".  At first I just regretted driving so far and paying so much for what little I got. Then I started feeling the scabs on my scalp. Nuff said.
Class: egrimony


Example: The breakfast club is a great place for breakfast/brunch. My mother and I love the Scottsdale location. We eat there often so I was excited to hear about the downtown opening, especially because her and I are both to to school downtown. My husband and I eat here frequently as well. The website indicates they are open until 3pm, but my husband called last week at 2:15 to confirm they were open until 3 and the girl who answered the phone said they were already closed. He informed her what the website said to which she quickly responded \""they close whenever they feel like it.\"" We eat there often (4-5 times a month) and the staff are extremely wonderful so maybe the girl was new??? One of the servers even remembered our order from the week prior which I always think is nice when a server takes note of the regulars! Hopefully the rude girl was a fluke because it seemed so out of character!! Great food, great vibe!!! Definitely recommended!!
Class: unsayability


Example: Cinebarre, a movie theater chain that is tailored toward the grown-up crowd recently opened in the Arboretum.  The theater places restrictions on small children and minors under the age of 18 without being accompanied by a parent or legal guardian (sorry older siblings don't count), providing an environment free of crying babies and rowdy teens.  \n\nIn Charlotte, this concept of adult-only dinner and a movie at the same time was popularized with the opening of the Epicentre Theater in Uptown Charlotte a few years ago.  The opening of the Cinebarre makes it a perfect destination for people in South Charlotte, Union County, and those who may not want to go to uptown all the time to get this type of experience.\n\nThe look of this theater is very sleek industrial with a touch of nightclub lounge.  The waiters coming in and out during the film were not very noticeable.  This system is also conducive to outing loud speakers, obnoxious behavior, texters, and other disruptors without needing to leave the theater since you can just flag down a waiter.  Indeed this system worked for me during my outing as it stopped a person in front of me from endlessly texting (that backlight from the phone is a huge distraction for me).\n\nIt is recommend that if you plan on getting more than just popcorn (they use real butter), you should arrive about 20 to 30 minutes before the movie starts in order to have your food ready before the movie begins.  However, if you happen to come late or just as the movie is starting you can order food anytime during the film.  The menu offers a variety of different quality foods and beverages: \n\n*Domestic & Premium beers\n*Red & White Wines\n*Sparking - Sorry upscale people they don't offer Veuve Clicquot or Roederer Cristal, but they have Mo\u00ebt & Chandon.\n*Sandwiches (named after famous movies) offer options for both meat-lovers and herbivores.\n* Finger food, \""The Replacements,\"" that range in fries, chips & salsa, chicken strips, and popcorn to name a few. \n*They also offer breakfast on Sundays before 2:00p.m.\n*Dessert options for the sweet-toothed.\n\nThere is a small kids' menu for when children can attend on \""Cry Baby Day\"" every Tuesdays.\n\nTicket prices are comparable to many other movie theaters in the area, they also offer student, senior, and military discounts.  Plus, they have a $5.00 Tuesdays and on other days Cinebarre offers a Matinee discount.\n\nPersonally, I had a nice time and I would definitely come back to see another movie.  Come to Cinebarre and watch a movie over dinner, but don't forget to tip your server before you leave.  ;-)
Class: unsayability
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No stars for this place! I went there on Wednesday kids eat for$1 .. We got there and the assistant manager asked how many we where and I said 8, she mouthed\""wow\"" they  sat  us down and the waiter took a while to come over.  When she does, she tells me I need 4 adults ( w/ ID) for the 4 kids meals I'm getting, I told her why do I need iDs if I'm paying for 4 regular meals n  4 kids meals isn't that the same... I just got \""that's what the manager told me \""not really keeping their word on that deal are they!\nI left to a different location (Craig ) and had a total different experience!