Example: These are the best donuts I have had ever since I moved away from the east coast and Texas. Ever since I have moved to Vegas, I have been looking for a donuts place that sells actual donuts; none of those Krispy Kreme's so called donuts. Well, Ronald's has them!!!\n\nThey have many varieties, but I usually just get the plain, chocolate or sugar sprinkles. \n\nBottom line is, if you know better to get Krispy Kreme, you need to try Ronald's and brace yourself for some real donuts!!! Bon App\u00e9tit!
Class: Alan


Example: The She G-spot has become a regular stop for us lately... it seems we're falling into a routine where every time we eat dinner at Pita Jungle, we stroll over to the G-spot for dessert.  Every now and then I can stay strong and just sample Jared's pick (usually lemon and raspberry), but last night - i felt the need to have my own!  I went with coconut and savored every bite!  It was the perfect creamy sweet treat,. and it had just the right amount of real coconut too... yum!\n\nI love G-Spot even more for all of their 'People Love Us on Yelp' stickers in the shop - if you haven't noticed them, you haven't been lately... go check them out!
Class: Alan


Example: Disaster! I have never left this Walmart content nor satisfied. Let's start off with the fact that this Walmart has the longest lines compared to any Walmart in Vegas. They look like they have more than enough employees on duty, but more than half of them are goofing off. Not to mention, these employees dress unprofessional. I understand that the uniform is kaki and a dark blue t-shirt, but the employees get away with sagging their pants, wearing excessive accessories such as chains, bling, multiple piercings, and wearing head caps. \n\nStore is messy. I was in the electronics section & whoever organized the phone and laptop accessories look like they just through everything randomly on the shelves and called it a day. Same goes for the foods and clothing. \n\nThat probably means whoever stocks does a half ass job. I once bought an energy bar from the section where all of the vitamins are and it was expired. I was at home, took a bite & wondered why it was so disgusting. Looked at the date, & it was expired. Went back to the store but the customer service line was ridiculous. I didn't want to stand in line and complain about something that was $4. \n\nAnother time I went to buy groceries late and night & picked up two blu-Rays. An employee asked stopped me and asked me to pay for the blu rays in the electronics section, so I went to the cashier & waited for 10 minutes and no one was there to check me out. Everyone just walked around pretending to do something. Then I asked another person if I can just pay for my groceries and blu ray up in the front & the guy replies after staring at us for ten minutes, \""no ones helped you?\"" & tells us we can pay in the front. Obviously the people working here don't know what they are doing. \n\nAnother thing, this is a ghetto Walmart. It's not located in a wealthy neighborhood, so theirs a lot of unfortunate people shopping here. So, at the beginning of every month when everyone gets their food stamp, this Walmart is packed. Never expect to get in and out of this store quickly.
Class: cubage


Example: What can i say \""No too impressed\"" I myself love Fushion Sushi & Japanese Traditional Sush and have eating it all over the world. \n\nMaybe just the name KOI which also has a location in Beverly Hills.\n\nThe only thing i liked was the \""Crispy RIce with Spicy Tuna\""\n\nBut thats about it. : p   Ohh and expensive. Save your money for the Craps Tables
Class: cubage


Example: Unlike other yelpers found, our room and 11th floor hallway  was not outdated in the least.  I, admittedly, tipped the front desk in the hopes of getting the best room available and we ended up with a great view of the pool, tower and Bellagio fountains.  Double king room was spacious and amenities were great.  Housekeeping failed to get to our room one day --- but, were quick to rectify the problem when we notified them.  The location is fantastic with easy, access Bally's and other casinos around it.  It is smaller than many of the other casinos.  I like that.  By the fifth day, I felt I knew almost everyone at the tables, and service was consistently fun, friendly and helpful.
Class: Alan


Example: Off Da Hook Soul Food is a catchy name. A small whole in the wall place with a friendly staff. They seem to do a lot of take out orders. There's not a lot of parking for dine-in patrons.\n\nI had the fried pork chops with a side of red beans and rice and cabbage for $9.50 plus tax. The skinny pork chop was definitely fried but the taste wasn't the greatest; probably the worst pork chop I have ever had. They didn't have mashed potatoes, who eats pork chops without mashed potatoes? They give you a lot for the sides. The red beans and rice were great and the cabbage was good as well. The corn bread was a little dry and not at the top of my list. They don't have a choice of diet drinks at the help yourself soda station. But it looks like they may sell canned diet drinks.
Class: cubage
Considreing the above, classify the following: Wow --- what a terrible experience! my boyfriend and I arrived in Montreal hoping to find Hotel Gault to be a complete gem-- especially after reading so many positive reviews, but our experience was completely awful.\n\nBefore checking in, we drove around the neighborhood to get a feel for the area, and Hotel Gault was about 7 blocks away from the main thick of old Montreal, so not really \""walking distance\"" in frigid temps, but possibly in the summer. This wasn't a big deal for us... we could always hail a cab.\n\nPulling up to the hotel was quite strange-- and there is no clearly defined area for valet or anything. My boyfriend had to have me pull to the curb so he could go in and ask where the paid parking or valet were; surprisingly my boyfriend and valet guy quickly returned and took care of the car and luggage. \n\nProceeding to check in (Woo Hoo! Almost home free after 6 hours of driving from Toronto). The woman checks us in -- and clearly she had been there a while -- she explained to us that if we wanted to add an additional night to our stay, she could accommodate us but we couldn't be in the same room due to availability-- Totally cool ~ We only booked one night and paid for the double upgrade to the Deluxe Suite, with the King bed and awesome soaking tub. We figured we would stay one night and add another if we loved it.\n\nThis is when it gets bad... The valet guy showed us to our room... room 260. We get to our room and immediately knew something was amiss. The room was not what we had paid for -- it featured a queen sized bed and no tub... My guy, clearly irritated told the valet guy that we paid for an upgrade 2 levels above this room. The valet guy then told us that not all rooms have tubs.... \""We know, which is why we paid for a deluxe suite,\"" my boyfriend explained. Anyway, the valet said he would have the front desk call us when he got back downstairs.\n\nThe front desk calls and my boyfriend spoke with her and when he complained that this wasn't the room we had paid fo,r she said that this was the only room they had left. Basically we paid an extra $80 or so for an upgrade and they were just going to pocket the cash and put us in a room 2 levels below what we had booked.\n\nI understand that overbooking and double bookings happen, but not telling a patron when they're checking in that the suite they had booked wasn't available; then putting them in whatever lower-level room they had left and would be pocketing the extra cash is just really dishonest. Very bad business ethics.\n\nNeedless to say we had to go through a whole debacle with Expedia and cancel our reservation (Which is like a 30 min process, as there are no cancellations or refunds unless there are special circumstances). Midway through the cancellation with Expedia on the phone, the front desk woman calls up and speaks directly to me. She offered a consolation and explained that if we stay in their \""standard\"" room tonight, that her manager has given her clearance to give us this same \""standard\"" room tomorrow for $199 a night ($100 off). No thanks!!\n\nIn summary:\n\n#1: What kind of establishment allows a guest to pay for a suite w/ a king bed and soaking tub then puts them in a queen room with no tub -- What kind of business just allows guests to pay for the upgrades and takes their money without any explanation at check-in?\n\n#2: Take a good look at the photos I've loaded -- The bedside tables were both wobbly -- a trolly bar cart for a TV stand, and a very flimsy fiberboard faux wall unit. I also couldn't help but notice the melted phone -- it was kind of gross... I'm not gonna lie.\n\n#3: The location isn't really ideal-- too far to walk to new Montreal and too far to walk to Old Montreal in cold weather (maybe OK in the summer)\n\n#4: The lobby was so sterile -- no warmth whatsoever. Looks like you're walking into an upscale doctors office or something.\n\nAgain I understand that sometimes over-booking and mistakes can happen; but a five star establishment would have immediately apologized and handled the situation with haste and grace. This place is clearly no five star establishment -- no apology, no haste, and no grace.