Example: Nestled in the shopping and dining extravaganza of Boca Park (which borders Summerlin, for you non-Westsiders) lies the delectably comfortable atmosphere of Sambalatte Torrefazione.\n\nSambalatte is no Starbucks. Walking up to it, one notices the outside patio rivals the entire interior of competitors, and walking inside, it only gets larger. Yet while some might associate an oversized anything to be of Walmart quality, Sambalatte is certainly not, both in decor and atmosphere, nor in quality and taste, as one would expect.  And of course not in price.\n\nAlthough many of the high-end locations inside the cosmopolitan complex of Boca Park are of a similarly high-end price, which one would expect, Sambalatte's prices are quite fair given what it offers. Take for example the hot mocha latte adorned with some of the coolest \""coffee art\"" I've ever seen, which runs at $4.10, tastes superb and will add a strong jolt to those of us needing some extra energy. To-go cups and containers are also available for all drinks, but if you're in the area it's best to take a break and relax.\n\nA quick coffee craving can easily be changed into an enjoyable and relaxing afternoon out too. Bookcases and newsstands are set up around the location, full of plenty of interesting magazines and even plenty of novels. Heading upstairs leads to even more bookcases, and a feel of some sort of private, extravagant library, which is all at one's disposal. Alone in a corner next to a big-screen TV are board games like Monopoly and Pictionary.\n\nAside from a wide range of coffee offerings (which can also be made in special styles such as the aero press, French press and so on) are plenty of teas and other specialty and seasonal drinks to satisfy just about any thirst, and a plethora of decadent pastries and delicious sandwiches.\n\nWhile I generally end up at Sambalatte for early hour or mid-afternoon study sessions, if you visit in the evening you might get lucky enough to catch some live music, which, in the past has managed not to be too invasive but perfectly enjoyable.\n\nDespite the ability to accommodate several dozen coffee connoisseurs, on early weekend mornings Sambalatte can still manage to pack up quite a bit, but one can almost surely find a spot to sit down and enjoy the experience -- and if not, well, Lee's is around the corner for an early night start.\n\nOriginally written for an published in the Rebel Yell (http://www.unlvrebelyell.com/2012/04/19/sambalatte-deserves-some-attention/)
Class: armilla


Example: Frequent diners with little complaints however our last visit was the worst.  Our sever was more focused on pleasing a group of \""family/relatives\"" to the owner then she was on her other tables.  We had to remind her several times to bring us a drink & that we were ready to order.
Class: regality


Example: Expensive , small small amount too much modern style I'm not recommend here at all at all. I stop eat in hotel restaurants I should have stay that!! Just waste money
Class: regality


Example: This is one of my top three favourite restaurants in town.  We eat here almost once a week. Spring rolls are a great deal for a light and healthy lunch.
Class: armilla


Example: I got the chicken, bacon, avocado ciabatta sandwich and fried okra.  The sandwich was amazing and the okra was some of the better okra I've had. \nI really liked the ambiance of the place. There are real gas lamps on the brick walls, the table was big and round and the restaurant was dimly lit which gave it a cozy feel. \nThe server was very nice but the food took a while to get to us, considering how slow it was that night.
Class: armilla


Example: Not a great experience when you walk in the door of a business and an employee says \""we're closed.\"" There were still a couple of people in the store, so I asked if I could take 2 minutes. He begrudgingly agreed, and then proceeded to keep a hawkeye on me while I shopped. Needless to say I did not make a purchase.
Class: regality


Example: Not worth the wait.  Took 1.5 hours to get our food and they still managed to forget the clam chowder.  The cook was just complaining the whole time about working a 10 hour shift.  Everyone has worked a 10 hour shift before, but the customers don't need the attitude.  Lousy food, lousy service, lousy casino.
Class: regality


Example: My hubby & I have been frequenting Griddlecakes, formerly The Griddle, for several years now. We usually stop in a couple Saturday mornings a month and I enjoy a \""build your own\"" omelet while my hubby indulges in French toast topped with cinnamon, strawberries & syrup.  The staff is always polite, friendly & accommodating i.e. making sure I have plenty of jalapeno's. Neither of us is very adventurous when it comes to breakfast but lots of their dishes look very tempting. \n\nThe atmosphere is comfortable and cozy but sometimes it can get a bit loud with all the happy chatter going on. They also have some outdoor seating as well to enjoy the cooler mornings.  Saturday mornings there is also a car show that takes over part of the parking lot and it's fun to walk around after indulging in a yummy breakfast. \n\nCertainly a local's favorite!
Class: armilla
Considreing the above, classify the following: I really enjoy this place! Always good food! Usually frequent this place with co-workers at lunch time.  A pretty happening place, so obviously a lot of people love Carlito's Burritos. The staff is very friendly! I LOVE the tacos and sopapillas!