Example: Some of the best mediterranean and middle eastern I have ever had! Owner is friendly and takes pride in his food.
Class: squirelike


Example: Decent atmosphere, free wifi, friendly staff. But the iced coffee tasted like water. \nThe cookie was delicious though!
Class: demiofficial


Example: Gave it a try and no thanks.  Wanted to check the produce out to see what type of place I was dealing with, the apples looked very poor which is unacceptable.  So I looked for the organic apples, avocados, anything organic...only stumbled upon organic bananas.  Don't carry the largest selection of brands either, wouldn't buy brand name coffee here that's for sure.  They do have some good good prices, their bulk items are very reasonable, not sure about the quality though.  This place is not for me, would hope they can update anything gluten free to make shopping easier as well.
Class: demiofficial


Example: What the heck happened to this place?  A few years ago, this place had great food and was open 24/7.  Now the menu is about 1/5 the size it used to be, and they close at 10pm Sun-Thurs.  \n\nMy friends and I ate here 3 times over the course of a long weekend, and were disappointed every time.  The worst was breakfast on Saturday.  The waitress would disappear for 20 minutes at a time.  Food took 40 minutes to arrive after we ordered, and it was cold when we got it.  Cold Eggs Benedict?  Yuck - I think not.  When the waitress finally reappeared 15 minutes later, I told her very politely that my food was cold and could she please have it re-warmed.  She took it away and came back 15 minutes later... with room temperature food.  \n\nSeriously???  Never again.
Class: demiofficial


Example: The set design was the most impressive thing about this show. There were massive structures built on both sides of the audience....very industrial metal bridges perched on  huge columns that you could just imagine people running back and forth across over you head. Unfortunately, this part of the set wasn't used as much. But it was still utilized by swinging to and fro from above.\n\nThe actual stage itself was huge and controlled by a hydraulic lift that also tilted and rotated the stage. Everyone in my party was impressed because every scene depicted was so real, whether it was set on a ship, deep below the ocean's surface, or in a jungle.\n\nThe acrobats were talented...they were very expressive. The storyline itself was very cliche; this combined with the music made it seem like a disney film--think mulan done by cirque!\n\nVery family friendly show. The store also looked cool but I didn't go in.
Class: squirelike


Example: The DYL crew was hungry and seeing as I know my way around town, I suggested some Chinese food.  That seemed to pique everyone's interest...the hungry group was ready to go as soon as I had mentioned it.   We managed to cram 8 people in the backseats of the Jeep Commander. Luckily, as the driver, I didn't have to feel like a sardine.  We headed toward Chinatown Plaza and reached our destination and piled out like clowns at the circus.  Sam Woo's was a blessing to many who thought they'd only be eating at the casino's the whole trip.\n\nI've been to Sam Woo's many times and have not been disappointed with the food.  It's typical HK/Cantonese food and reasonable for an individual or group.  They have Chinese BBQ, which includes roasted duck, roasted pork, BBQ pork, salted chicken, and soy sauce chicken, as well as other staples such as chow mein, chow fun, porridge, won ton, and other meat, vegetable, and seafood creations.  For this particular feast, we decided on a beef chow fun, chicken chow mein, honey walnut prawns, roast duck, bbq pork, spicy tofu, salted pork chops, Chinese broccoli, and Westlake soup.  Everything tasted good and seemed to satisfy everyone's palate.  \n\nThe Asian restaurant row along Spring Mountain Road has grown over the years, and there are probably similar restaurants that can deliver the same or better quality than Sam Woo.  But it's nice to have a goto place that you can rely on when you're craving Chinese food in Vegas.
Class: squirelike


Example: One of the best food trucks in Charlotte! They have a main menu and specials, depending on whats in season. Friendly service, fresh ingredients & GREAT tasting (best burger and fries)!! You pay for the quality, but its worth it!
Class: squirelike


Example: My first expedience at a dinner movie theatre. Not very impressed. Very limited on the movie selection. Only 4 choices at a major downtown mall location. As a biz traveler, I'm looking for a good movie and popcorn. Dinner was expensive and lot of disruptions with meals delivered around me during the movie.\n\nI won't do a dinner movie again
Class: demiofficial
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Ooooof, I really really wanted to like this place. Especially since it's so close to where I live, it's open 24 hrs, and has the cutest outdoor decor ever! \n\nUnfortunately, it was just kinda sad.....the music they played was meh, the food they served was barely edible, and there was a cricket just hanging out on the wall behind our table (we were seated inside in the \""restaurant\"" area...ick...also, our server herself was so afraid of the bug, one of my party had to kill it).  I will say that it was fairly packed in the bar area and seems popular enough amongst the locals? \n\nI might come back when I'm itching for a drink at like 10am...but otherwise, I'm sure I can find better places to go for a casual drink.