Example: I really like this place. I've ordered a few things from here for lunch b/c it's close to where I work. Never disappointed! The tuna wrap was good, pasta (red sauce) so flavorful-so pleased. A must try
Class: pantaloon


Example: Clean...food is good...activities are cool....but they will nickle & dime you to death. Way too expensive. The manager and some employees are tools. The managers seem angry. They begin by tell us that we are wrong. I won't be returing. It's amazing how one bad experience with an employee or manager can make you want to not want to return.....as well as tell all your friends not to go to Flipside in Gilbert,  AZ.
Class: anniversarily


Example: I gave them a 2nd chance. Still I can go to walmart and buy an 88 cent cupcake that will be MOISTER than these.  Granted it won't be as big or the frosting as glamorous, but the cake part of the cup will taste much better.
Class: anniversarily


Example: Place went down hill fast!!  We went when they opened and they were ok we enjoyed it. Came back again and this will be the last time for sure. The pizza guys (students) suck. They have no idea what to do and are completely clueless to what the toppings were! They were keeping the stems on the Calabrese peppers, when I said please take them off they said that's how we do things here. The place is trying to be artisanal but are doing a terrible job. I will drive the extra mile to settabello or pizza rock downtown, (they are the best btw )Done with these fakes! Btw: I asked where is chef Marc? The reply? He hardly comes in anymore! Lol #done. Obviously they are dying, the place was empty during the normal dinner rush! Lol it's going to be fun to see who moves in this spot when they leave. Stay away!
Class: anniversarily


Example: Glad we tried this authentic Mexican restaurant for lunch. In the area for business and saw the ratings on Yelp so gave it a try. They offered us all the meats to try since we were 1st timers and it was all so good it was hard to decide. I got the 3 tacos with 3 different meats and was very happy. Will go again if I am ever in the area!
Class: pantaloon


Example: Yelp's reviews help me pick this company. When I first called the dispatcher's attitude left a lot to be desired. But the service the day of our departure was excellent. Eric, the manager picked us up on time, rather he was early but not uncomfortably so. This was the best taxi experience I've had in years. Just work on the telephone customer service. That helps when choosing a company like this for the first time. I was thinking about cancelling and finding another based upon the phone experience but I'm glad I was too tired in doing so. Was very satisfied by the ride. The SUV is fitted nicely and is very comfortable. If you need it, reserve it.
Class: pantaloon


Example: Meh.  I'm probably spoiled by The Rover in Louisville and from working in the UK, but I was underwhelmed by Piper's.  \n\nAmbiance: They stole the interior of a Denny's to make the place - lots of plywood on the walls in a cheap attempt to simulate wood paneling, and lots of vinyl seating.  Kinda looks like no one involved in decorating this place has ever seen a picture of a Scottish pub.  Hey, I recognize that it's the closest you'll get in Pittsburgh, but that doesn't mean you get points for doing a good job.  If you're running a faux-Scottish/English/Welsh/Irish pub, the ambience is half of the game.  The rest of the it is having good beers and reasonably cheap, hearty comfort food/pub fare.  (Heads up for my review of the food: they fail that part, too.)\n\nN.B. They don't put English mustard in the tacky beer carton of condiments on the table; I had to ask for it.  (I should've asked for brown sauce (HP sauce) just to see if they had any.  I'm betting not.)\n\nFood:  The entree (toad-in-the-hole) tasted okay, but it was drowned in canned/instant gravy.  I'm happy there's a place here that serves toad-in-the-hole, but it's hardly worth the $16 they charge for it.  (Come on!  It's just four sausages buried in Yorkshire pudding.  It's easier to make than a burger; there's no way it should be over $10.)  The Scotch eggs, at a more reasonable $8, were way overcooked, i.e., burned, and they serve them with Texas Pete hot sauce instead of English mustard.  \n\nService: so-so - the usual, slightly unfriendly service that's the norm for Pittsburgh, but I wouldn't say it was bad.  The hostess was friendly.
Class: anniversarily


Example: It's been open for 2 months and they have Great specials $30 for an hour. $15 for 30 mins. It's clean and organized, Staff was super nice and friendly!! Waited for a awhile since there were 5 of us that checked in at the same time. We got the hour special for $30. As soon as we got settled in they gave us a bottled water and since we waited for a few minutes, they threw in an extra 20 mins for free!! The massage was amazing! So glad i found this place so close to home!! I'll definitely be back!
Class: pantaloon
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So sad to say, I have to change my rating from 5 stars to 1.  I had been a faithful customer of Katie's for years, at least 3 or 4!  She told me she wasn't going to be doing nails anymore because she had developed carpal tunnel.  I was heartbroken.  But she told me she was training the others in her shop to be able to do nails like her so I figured I would continue to go there.  Next appt I needed, I called and scheduled and said it doesn't matter with who because Katie isn't doing nails anymore, right?  I was then told that Katie is still doing nails but she was full that day.  Very hurtful!  I always tipped her VERY well and was always willing to work with her schedule.  But needless to say, I don't go there anymore, haven't been there since I ended up cancelling that appt and going elsewhere.