Example: I reviewed this caf\u00e9 originally about a year ago and gave it 4 stars, naming a few minor critiques. But now, after having been here a few dozen times, I feel compelled to re-write my review and add another star. It is my opinion that since first opening, this caf\u00e9 has worked out the kinks and really upped their game, all while keeping portions generous and the food delicious. Basically, it is my favourite place to eat with a friend or study for exams in the Mile End. \n\nFOOD: \n\nThis is a vegan caf\u00e9. They serve a small but fierce menu of rice bowls, sandwiches, soups, salads and baked goods. My personal favourites are the BLT (tempeh bacon!!!), the caesar salad and the channa bowl. I have also tried their chill, which is excellent and their guacamole is very rich and delicious. All of their portions are fair for the price and the quality of food is top-notch. It's not fancy or showy, but it tastes amazing and you feel good after eating it. \n\nThey also have a pretty great menu of beverages, including some good quality loose leaf teas, homemade lemonade and good smoothies. \n\nOh and they just added vegan soft serve ice cream to the menu!!! Just in time for summer :) \n\nATMOSPHERE / STAFF\n\nIt is a giant place decorated casually, very homey and down to earth. Lots of spots with power outlets. The music is generally jazz or other instrumental stuff. So really, the place is a dream for studying or chatting with a buddy. It's a basement place, so there isn't really much natural light, which is a draw-back, but they've done a good job of making the place bright and cheery, very un-basement-like. The staff are really nice and generally very good at what they do. \n\nThey have live music every night, which is very nice if you are going to the show, but a little frustrating if you just want to have a meal. It becomes a difficult negotiation sometimes between customers just there to eat good food and the show organizers who want you to pay cover and/or not speak while they are playing their experimental music despite the fact that you are far at the back and just trying to eat with your date. Basically, i'd suggest going here early (daytime or before 8pm) and/or having back-up plans if you arrive past 8pm to discover that it's a packed house for a loud show that costs $8.
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Example: Yesterday I tried this place for the first time. There were 6 of us including 2 children. The atmosphere was good - not too noisy - and the music was to my taste (early rock and roll). The menu selection was also good and we all found items we liked.\n\nThe service was quite slow considering only about 1/2 the tables were occupied. It took quite a while both to have our orders taken and to get the food after we ordered. We had to ask for straws for the kids drinks.\n\nI am a fan of chicken piccata and do not find it offered in many places. It was on the menu and I ordered it - it was the worst I have ever had. In this dish the chicken is to be pounded which usually makes it very tender. This serving was so tough I can only guess that it was microwaved. The sauce was too thick (too much flour) and not tangy (not enough lemon juice). As I said - the worst.\n\nNow everyone else enjoyed their orders - Philly Cheesestake, Hamburger, Southern Fried Chicken Burger, Chicken Tenders - so maybe piccata is just not their thing. But still the service left a lot to be desired.\n\nI will likely try this place once more to be sure on the service and will try another dish. When that happens I will have a follow up review.
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Example: Despicable service. Went in there on a Sunday and restaurant was empty (1st red flag) and was seated by one rude hostess. \n\nProceeded to be seated with our 18 month old who was a bit fussy to get in his high chair and that's when the condescending stares begun (2nd red flag) but went in on the assumption that it was kid friendly from yelp but oh no...not even close.\n\n Continued to be optimistic since it was a quiet Sunday. Big mistake. The manager (assuming since he was not uniformed)  made it obvious that we and our children were not welcome making a condescending comment about their establishment  was \""not a chuck and cheese or mcdonalds\"".  Very true, those have customers and better service yet. \n\nSorry but at that point we walked out, luckily only having ordered our drinks.  I've had bad food and bad service before but nothing that was more worthy of a despicable review than this place. \n\nPlease update to denote this place is NOT kid friendly (or has anything resembling  customer service).
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Example: Moving into 2015 and dealing with another insurance change. I always freak when this happens because I worry I will lose Dr Corcoran. But I am lucky and all is good. I have been seeing him for a few years now and it is still great. I have had the experience where things often start out fine, and then for what ever reason things sour over time. They can get you in pretty quick. If not with him a NP or another doctor if it is an emergency. I like that Dr. C takes the time to stop and look back in your chart and remind you it has been a while since this or that or whatever. No I don't think he is padding the bill I just think that since he is a DO and not a MD they are trained to think of things more in terms of the whole picture than just lets fix this one issue. He is easy to talk to. Really if I ever got horrible news you would be ok with it coming from him.... I know sounds weird but I have had so many doctors over the years who treat you like you are gum on their shoe or too stupid to live. With my chronic pain issues he is careful to work with my other doctors and keep them informed of any new issues. I kind of wonder sometimes why Dr. Corcoran decided to be \""just a primary care doctor\"" but I am glad he did.
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Example: I was starving and since it was 10 pm my options were limited so I decided to give this place try since it was close by. First of all the place is small and was uninviting.\n\nSat down and was never asked if i wanted anything to drink so I ordered a roll. So finally fed up I asked the sushi chef for some water.\n\nMy first roll was the Spicy Tuna Crunch Roll it was mediocre at best the tuna was very mushy. Then orderd fried tofu which was ok, and also ordered the yellowtail which was ok, spicy tuna which again mushy and the california roll which was ok\n\nwaiter gave me the check while I was still eating didnt ask If i wanted anything else (not like I would of ordered anything else after all the dissapoinments) Had to ask for a water refill otherwise they would have dried me out! Left most of what I ordered at the table.\n\nI was asked if everything was ok by 4 different people 8 times I dont know if thats good or bad! Didnt feel comfortable,felt rushed and I just wanted to leave.\n\nSo after all the dissapointments I had to cheer up somehow so I went across the street for a sure thing got some mango crepes which made my night!\n\nI would definetley not go there again.
Class: linguidental


Example: All time favorite sushi spot in Vegas. I've been coming here for years, it's always my go to spot. \n\nThey have AYCE for 23.95 for dinner. They are usually always busy when I arrive but there's always a spot hidden somewhere to sit. Whenever I go I always choose to sit at the bar because the service is quicker and it's always fun to talk to the chefs while they are making the rolls.\n\nSince their AYCE menu is so vast I've tried everything I've dared to eat and have not been disappointed. Their poke bowls are on point. You can decide how hot you want the sauce to be which is awesome. Hawaiian roll is also another favorite and their dessert selection is good (frozen cheesecake squares yum!)\n\nif you are looking for a hole in the wall sushi joint this is the place to go. Try it yourself.
Class: sparrowtongue


Example: I'm from NYC and this is by far the closest thing to authentic New York pizza I've found in 6 years of living out here.
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Example: SSSoooo \""chain\"" restaurant. Generic, overly salted and way overpriced. I don't eat beef, so maybe that's why I don't get it (I ordered salmon).
Class: linguidental
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Wir waren zu zweit und wollten abends eine Pizza essen gehen, eigentlich in den Ritter in M\u00fchlburg. Aufrund eines Eintrags in einem Gutscheinbuch, der uns die zweite Hauptspeise kostenlos versprochen hat, haben wir dann kurzfristig auf Da Nino umdispositioniert. Dort angekommen, musste wir uns erst durch eine ganze Traube von Rauchern vor der T\u00fcr k\u00e4mpfen, innen dann bis auf zwei alle Tische belegt. Die Gruppen waren meiste gr\u00f6\u00dfer als zwei Personen, auf den Tischen waren nur Getr\u00e4nke zu sehen, es hatte alles Kneipen-/Stammtischcharakter. Schnell bekamen wir Karten, de facto eie beidseitig bedrucktes und eingeschwei\u00dftes Blatt Papier, eine Seite Speisen, andere Seite Getr\u00e4nke. Die Auswahl an Pizza und Pasta war mehr als ausreichend, dazu ein paar Fleischgerichte  passt. Unsere Getr\u00e4nke kamen schnell, die Pizzen kurz danach. Diese waren geschmacklich leider aber nicht der Rede wert: Boden zu weich, Champignons und Paprika aus dem Glas und klar s\u00e4uerlich im Geschmack, der Rest unauff\u00e4llig. Positiv: Service schnell, famili\u00e4r und unaufdringlich, sehr faire Getr\u00e4nkepreise (0,4l F\u00fcrstenberg Pils gerade mal 2,60 Euro), sauber. Eher negativ: Pizza geschmacklich nicht erw\u00e4hnenswert, Toiletten alt und muffig. Fazit: Das n\u00e4chste Mal, wenns in M\u00fchlburg sein soll, wieder zum Ritter. Auch bisschen d\u00fcster, so ein alter Gasthof, aber die Pizzen sind um Klassen beser.