Example: The girlfriend won a free two-night stay to the Mad Rad from a drawing at her work recently, so we decided to make a weekend out of it and drove the four hours to Wisconsin's capitol city. Considering I'm relatively new to the Midwest I always enjoy visiting new places, and I found Madison both charming and beautiful. \n\nUnfortunately I can't say the same for the Mad Rad. While it was adequate for a free hotel stay, there were many things that could be improved. Our guestroom was in need of a severe face-lift, and there was something the matter with the plumbing because the tap water was murky at times. The free breakfast was absolutely terrible, even just looking for snacks on our way out. I've also never experienced such an over-chlorinated pool and jacuzzi. It irritated my skin almost immediately upon entering the water, not making for a relaxing experience. \n\nOn a positive note, the bartender on Saturday night (I forget his name) was incredibly friendly, and made the poor choices and sub-par food a-okay.
Class: Whistlerian


Example: Best Italian in Charlotte? Debatable. But it's pretty darn good. They are definitely in my rotation of go-to pizza spots. The portions and ingredients are good. I will agree they have excellent service. The interior isn't anything special but it's not an eyesore either. Stop by if you're in the neighborhood and you shan't be disappointed.\n\nEdit: They do not serve pizza by the slice. I definitely thought it was important to note that.
Class: tokened


Example: We wanted to spend as little on the hotel cost to maximize our \""fun\"" money so we decided to stay at the Stratosphere. This ended up being a huge mistake. Las Vegas nowadays is super cheap and you can find a much better deal for a slightly higher price. You'll thank yourself if you do.. We stayed in Vegas for 3 days & 2 nights and changed hotel rooms twice. After checking in we went up to our \""Premiere\"" Suite and my b/f hated it.. he said the room looked nothing like the pictures online. I too must admit, I felt like I was in a prison cell w/ a parking lot view instead of a hotel in Las Vegas. He called downstairs and we paid an upgrade fee for a bigger room, a better view, and a refrigerator. (I never knew hotel rooms didn't come with refrigerators until staying here, they charge an additional $10 per day) He took a shower and the tub didn't drain well so we called to have it fixed. We asked them to come in about an hour so we'd have time to leave the room before they came in.. 10 minutes later.. knock, knock on our door.. they can't get anything right. Later that day, I realized there was a strong sewage smell coming from the sink/vanity area.. once again, we called and asked them to fix it after we left the room. The next morning we were woken up to banging and power tool noises. That was the last straw.. I made a mental note to talk to a manager/supervisor when I passed the check-in area. She was not nice.. didn't smile, and never apologized; however, she did remove one night of upgrade fees, and changed us to the other side of the hotel where there wasn't any construction going on. I would NEVER stay here again, nor would I recommend it to anyone I liked. On their website, they advertise that they've remodeled recently.. I think they define recent as, within the past 10 years. Luckily we had our car and were able to drive to the strip.. we didn't spend much time at the Stratosphere unless we were sleeping.
Class: Whistlerian


Example: On my second day working in Charlotte, I was much better prepared.   I'd scoped out the local shops and restaurants and decided to get myself a sandwich for lunch at Dean & Deluca.\n\nWhile I've never actually been to the original Dean & Deluca in New York City, I've been to their Napa Valley location several times and it is quite and impressive store:  a colorful aisle with fresh vegetables and fruits, an aromatic display of various cheeses, and a beautiful display of breads and pastries it makes my mouth water just thinking about it.\n\nThis Charlotte location is tiny in comparison, but they made me a beautiful Italian sandwich to go and, while it was somewhat pricey at $9, the sandwich was ample enough to allow me to eat only half and save the rest for the next day.    The bread was nice and fresh and the tomato, mozzarella and charcuterie on the sandwich made for a beautiful lunch.    I would highly recommend you try their sandwiches!
Class: tokened


Example: Lovely little pizzeria. While weekends are busy, what was supposed to be an hour wait turned into an easy twenty, just enough time for two beers down the street. It's incredibly convenient to have them call you when the tables are ready, as well. The beer and wine lists are stellar, and the food is both fresh and exquisite. Our wait staff was wonderful, and the ambiance perfect for a semi-casual but still lovely date night. Looking forward to going back.
Class: tokened


Example: A great way to spend an afternoon is this miniature tropical jungle on the south side of Edinburgh.\n\n\n Watch the butterflies feed, and they land on you too. There are also turtles fish and quail.\n\n\n The educational aspect is fun, with an ant farm, stick insects, and a tarantula which they will allow to walk on your handls if you like!\n\n\n Be prepared for the heat inside, though. It has to be kept hot and humid for the wildlife.
Class: tokened


Example: The sever forgot about us and my katsu curry tasted like meat gravy. What a waste of my precious hard earned money.
Class: Whistlerian


Example: I don't think people should reward the owner of cafe artista for being rude. As bizarre as the scenario may seem, he is not in a sitcom, he is definitely not a stand up comedian, he is just being rude.\n\nHe continuously ignores the existance of customers, sweeps beneath their feet, growls when bags are poking out from under tables, and stops conversations mid sentence without any explanation to take a smoke/start betting on horse races. When you are finished eating, don't expect to hang around. He will want to clear your table and get you out of here as soon as possible. \n\nThe pizza here is decent, and the coffee is not bad, but considering that there are plenty of other really fantastic places where staff treat customers with more respect, I wouldn't recommend this place. It's a shame, considering that the chef, on the other hand,  is really lovely.
Class: Whistlerian
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Good service and decent atmosphere, but the food is crap.\n\nI had a few items here and none were anything special at all. I would say Applebees is even better than this craptastic place. I ordered a 10 dollar burger and it was probably the worst burger I ever tasted. I took two bites, sent it back, paid my bill and gave Miller's Alehouse the finger. Don't eat here unless you don't care about how your food tastes. You will probably find better noms in the trash behind Chiles.