Example: My Son broke down outside Vegas and we jumped on YELP to find a close-by Mechanic Shop that we could have AAA tow his Chevy Blazer to. Right away the nice folks (rated five stars) at Professional Brake Service treated him and us like family friends. They fixed his front bearing and brakes for a great price - - which is helpful since he will be attending UNLV and is on a tight budget. \nWe are all moving here in May. Even though we will be living in North Las Vegas, we will be taking ALL of our vehicles here for routine and regular service. THANKS GUYS FOR MAKING US FEEL WELCOME!
Class: tyrantship


Example: Sushi was good, but the service was terrible.  The server forgot 2 of the orders, and also got one of the orders wrong and argued with us that we didn't say to hold the sauce.  Also argued with me that I ordered an item I did not order.   No apologies made for the mistakes. \n\nThe service needs to be at least on par with the food and price.  Not the case at this restaurant.  Too many other options in uptown Charlotte to have poor service and survive.
Class: chancer


Example: A group of six of us went in for a fun Vegas dining experience. The girl at the hostess stand Hilary did not greet us with a warm welcome. We then asked if we could sit outside and were advised there was no room. We saw empty tables that would have fit our group had they been pushed together.  When we asked Hilary about that a simple I'm sorry we can not do that would have been much better than the snarky toned \""we don't do that.\"" We then were finally seated after 20 minutes and waited a other five before a server even came over. At this point we left and went to Cabo Wabo where we received a much better dining experience.
Class: chancer


Example: Great service and good food. Drinks are made strong, worth the money. Fluffy cheesecake is the best!!!
Class: tyrantship
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I am always skeptical about any restaurant that opens in my neighborhood. Many have been disappointing, at best. Heart and Soul Cafe restored my faith. \n\nI've only eaten there once and it was for breakfast. I was delighted to see a full two pages of interesting, creative options for breakfast. This place is run by someone who is interested in food, not just selling stuff. I had the breakfast basil sandwich. It wasn't just an egg on a crappy bagel, but an egg with crispy bacon, creamy goat cheese, fresh basil and tomato on a soft/chewy bagel. The side of potatoes was a mixture of white, sweet and blue potatoes. I'm not certain, but I think they are baked rather than fried. In any case, they were not at all greasy and were entirely delicious. \n\nService was fine and the place is comfortable and clean. It's the kind of place I'd be willing to drive 30 minutes to visit. All the better that I can WALK there. I can't wait to go back again and again!!! Hope dinner is as good as breakfast.