Case: I am sad to see the reviews about the poor service because I know exactly which server they had..  and I don't blame them. (The rest of the servers are so friendly, though!)\n\nHowever, this is one of my favorite hang-outs. We live just down the street, so we go at least once a week. The food is out of this world! The wings, burgers, tacos, and sandwiches are so great! Tuesdays are free comedy, Wednesdays are free trivia, and they have karaoke almost every night. One of my favorite aspects of this bar is the mixed crowd. After showing up a few times, the staff and the regulars were waving and saying they were happy to see us again. The crowd sings everything from top 40 to Pantera to oldies. It's definitely a dive, but if you're looking for a friendly crowd, phenomenal food, and giant mugs of beer, this is your place.
Classification: inhumorous


Case: It's the oldest student union building in the world. I would highly recommend the nachos there - probably the most delicious nachos in Edinburgh. Teviot is also a good place for drink as the price there is comparatively low.\n\nKeep an eye on poster sale as well. The posters and maps there are really cheap! 4 pounds each for a large one or 10 pounds for three. I bought a British map there, whose price in bookstore is nearly 10 pounds...
Classification: inhumorous


Case: It's a restaurant that has been around for awhile. I went for lunch with my friend (after leaving another restaurant down the road earlier that never sent a server to our table),  and the service was fine here. Someone greeted us and was pleasant, took our order and came back to check on us. So, I had no problem with service, but the food was just not good, except for the pita bread which was hot and delicious. \n\nThe fries were cold when they were brought out, my dish was okay and the baklava was soggy. The tzatziki was good, but there wasn't much of it and they wanted to charge extra for another small condiment container of it. The lettuce in the greek salad was a little limp. The tea was bitter as if it had been sitting out too long. With drinks, a piece of baklava and two lunches, we ended up paying $32 for lunch (without the tip). We both got lunch specials.  I don't really consider that \""cheap\"" and it looked as if they had raised their prices a bit since the higher prices were stuck down over the old prices on the menu. \n\nThis was nothing special. I probably wouldn't go back.
Classification: hierogrammatic


Case: Given our restaurant experience in Vegas is fairly limited compared to the opportunities available, this is our favorite restaurant and we always make a point to visit when we're in town. \n\nOur first trip was phenomenal: We sat in a secluded section of the restaurant that houses a couple booths and were lucky to have the area to ourselves for most of our meal. The beer cheese appetizer was delicious, ESPECIALLY the pretzel bread. Sadly, they've since discontinued offering the pretzel bread in the basket. In fact, we always have dip left over, never enough bread to finish it. \n\nI've stuck with the salmon (topped with smoked salmon) entree every time. I love it THAT much! Much of the food is pretty heavy, but the salmon is yummy and never fails to satisfy. My husband and friends have sampled various menu items and we've never been disappointed with a meal. \n\nThe last three times we visited we were sat downstairs by the stage (and, unfortunately, the bathrooms.) Love when the live band and dancers are performing, although be prepared to experience some noise in that area of the bar. I think that next month we'll request a seat upstairs, as I get kind of tired of sitting by the bathrooms. \n\nStill, we will return again and again!!
Classification: inhumorous


Case: Whoa.  Went to Los Sombreros on a Friday night at 5 and we were the only people at the bar.  Only one table in the restaurant had guests.  The bartender made very little effort to welcome us.  We were never offered chips and salsa or water.  We really wanted to like this place because it is close to home, but we left before ordering food.  Guess we will have to find a time when it has a few more customers so we can get a better atmosphere to try the food.
Classification: hierogrammatic


Case: We sat ourside to enjoy the music in Blakeney and my wife ordered two dishes from Thai Basil. One of the dishes Chicken Satay proved to be cold and in my wife's words as if it was a week old leftover. She went back to return the food and as per my wife the staff was rude and told her once she opened the food she pays ! This is not an attitude any restaurant I have been to takes. Yes, some are nicer than others, still I have never come across such rudeness. Be careful.\n\nAs a side, it is very dark inside, and in general I am suspicious of places that are kept so dark, except bars of course.
Classification: hierogrammatic


Case: This place was only alright. The rolls were a decent size, but the flavor wasn't there for me. Bland is a good word. We went here because of the conveyor belt sushi, but there was almost no selection on the belt and no signs to let you know what was what.\n\nAtmosphere wasn't bad and the service was good.
Classification: hierogrammatic


Case: I'm really started to dig the Park Road Shopping Center!\n\nIt's old school charm meets new businesses and restaurants. They are doing some remodeling to the buildings but still keeps the charm.\n\nOkay so here's the run down... there is a little bit of everything here! But some of my favorites food places are The Flying Biscuit and Bruegger's Bagels. But they also have a tons of shops; a drug store, post office, Harris Teeter and even a movie theater. I mean what more could you ask for???\n\nSo no matter the need, you can get lots done here! \n\nThis is my second day returning in a row....so clearly I'm a fan!
Classification: inhumorous
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La SPCA de Montr\u00e9al est un centre qui recueille divers animaux (principalement chats et chiens) trouv\u00e9s ou perdus. Il est possible pour nous d'\u00eatre soit famille d'accueil, soit de proc\u00e9der \u00e0 une adoption. Avec ma coloc, nous avons fait l'exp\u00e9rience d'\u00eatre famille d'accueil pour un jeune chat d'un an et demi, alors en quoi cela consiste-t-il ? Dans notre cas, le chat avait une petite rhinopharyngite, il ne s'agit que de quelques \u00e9ternuements et nous avons donc du la soigner en lui donnant un m\u00e9dicament pendant une dur\u00e9e d'un peu plus une semaine. Il vous fournissent bien \u00e9videmment le m\u00e9dicament, ainsi qu'un bac \u00e0 liti\u00e8re, la liti\u00e8re et la nourriture (croquette) pour une dur\u00e9e d'un mois. Une fois le chat gu\u00e9ri, elle est pr\u00eate pour l'adoption, donc maintenant plus qu'\u00e0 attendre qu'elle soit adopt\u00e9e. Si le processus d'adoption se fait long et que pour une raison X vous ne pouvez plus garder l'animal vous pouvez toujours la ramener au centre,.\n\nLa SPAC est donc une soci\u00e9t\u00e9 qui prends soin des animaux et fait en sorte qu'ils soient plac\u00e9s dans un endroit o\u00f9 ils seront heureux. Le syst\u00e8me de famille d'accueil est un bon moyen de permettre \u00e0 l'animal d'\u00eatre dans un bon environnement en attendant d'\u00eatre adopt\u00e9, c'est toujours mieux que d'\u00eatre enferm\u00e9 toute une journ\u00e9e dans une cage. Toutefois,  cette m\u00e9thode peut \u00eatre discutable, car les gens qui se disent vouloir un chat , peuvent tr\u00e8s bien apr\u00e8s un mois, en avoir marre et vite fait bien fait renvoyer l'animal au centre \u00e9tant donn\u00e9 que vous n'avez aucune obligation de garder l'animal.\n\nBref, si vous avez envie d'aider un animal, n'h\u00e9sitez pas \u00e0 vous rendre \u00e0 la SPCA!