Example: I have been sitting here for 15 min and NO ONE HAS COME OVER TO TAKE A DRINK OR FOOD ORDER. I am watching the waitress chat and laugh ignoring customers... KOMP radio  gave us free 25 dollar food and drink for Thursday night football which I would love to use.  A girl finally came over we made eye contact and I smiled she smiled back and than proceed to help everyone around us BUT US. Someone finally came over and seemed confused that we where winner but hopefully it works out she was pleasant and I wasn't the nicest to her at first.
Class: blottingly


Example: I love this place. Go here once a week and I always have a good experience. It has what I need and always for a good price. It's a good environment too, save for the stray uppity snob or Walmart pedestrian. I can deal with them. I always have a great experience here.
Class: inapproachability


Example: It's almost impossible to truly give a review of a buffet, I mean they change daily right? But here's my experience.\n\nMy friends and I debated for awhile which buffet to hit up during our stay in Vegas, and Bellagio was our final choice. A long line and a $35 per person cost, and we were in. The selection seemed huge, and since I spent $35 I wanted to have $35 worth of food at least.\n\nThe food was great, and I couldn't be more happy with what I got. You have so many options as to what to get, with so many different stations. The main dinner stuff was great, but I think I made my fair share of stops at the dessert station. Creme brulee, chocolate covered strawberries, and fruit tarts? I was loooving every second.\n\nThe only complaint I have is that our waiter was kind of slow with our drink orders. The one thing he had to do, reallllly.
Class: inapproachability


Example: I found a good deal on food items, but apparently they were priced wrong.  They decided to blame me for it.  The cashier took it upon herself to just charge me more, even though the price in the system matched the price on the item.  I asked for the manager.  He called me an idiot and said I'm the reason the store is being closed down.  Uhm, NO!  You, Mr. Poor Excuse for a Manager, are the reason the store is being closed down.  And if you don't accept responsibility for that, you'll never succeed in management.  This location has always been more trouble than it's worth.
Class: blottingly


Example: This place was recommended to me by a friend as a great place to stop while stumbling home from the bar at 3 am. Myself and another buddy decided to try it for dinner so we would actually remember how it was.\n\nSomewhat difficult to find as it's downstairs off the street, and the restaurant beside it had a terrace that camouflaged the sign. They had a few tables outside and I'm sure it would have been nice to sit on the terrace, but it was way too hot for that, so we sat inside. A significant drop in the scenery, the restaurant itself is very simple with cafeteria trays to be served on and a dozen or so tables to sit at. \n\nTHE FOOD THOUGH, any negative prejudice that had been created prior to eating was immediately removed after the first bite of my Beef Schwarma and potatoes W garlic sauce. This was like an explosion of salty, sweet, and garlicy flavours all mixed together to make the best Schwarma I've ever had. This potatoes were soft on the inside, crunchy on the outside with a generous serving of garlic sauce on top, a little on the salty side, but none the less delicious. There Schwarma was also excellent, filled to the brim with all the good stuff. \n\nEnd of the day I will definitely go back, probably after a night out of drinking to make sure it's as good at 3am as it was at 6. \n\nFriendly service, good prices and great food!
Class: inapproachability


Example: This place was awesome!! the food was delicious, the ambience was nice and the service was great, all with reasonably priced food. I went very recently with a group of 6 friends, and they accommodated nicely. The restaurant is a non-profit in which 100% of the profits goes to help the local needy and those making a trasition in their lives. Check them out and I'm sure you will love as my friends and I
Class: inapproachability


Example: I was excited to check this place out. Having lived in AZ off and on for 8 years, the time had come. I had reserved in advance and our table was out on the patio, as the reservationist had recommended as the temp dropped to the 80's. For our table there was one umbrella and the sun, if directly on you was hot! We had to gather umbrellas and position them ourselves..it was quite a comotion. Our server even saw this and didnt even offer to assist!\n\nThe server, didnt seem to care about the service, after all the 18% was already included.  It took forever to get our drink orders and even longer if we wanted to partake in the bloody Mary Bar.. because he had to bring us glasses.\n\nThe Bloody Mary Bar, was on a teeny tiny filthy table next to the bar...the garnishes were extinct, the table was dripping various ingredients. It looked like the remnants of a rager the night before. One of my friends asked for an olive, since none were provided and the bartender (who wasn't busy) rolled her eyes and scoffed! WTF?\n\nI have to say the food was good.. at least the lobster croissant was but it wasn't worth coming back with all things considered,
Class: blottingly


Example: Not a fan of this location, regardless of it being most convenient, but they consistently mess up my drinks, since the very first time When they first opened. I only stop here if it's late at night when the one on park is closed.
Class: blottingly
Classify the following: This place is serving up fresh Thai food in a neighborhood spot. We find it to be consistently good. Not much of a eat in place much more geared to carry out