Example: A very special friend sent me flowers through Brady's and the arrangement I received was lovely, until the next day, when the flowers were already wilted.  By day 2 the arrangement looked a week old.  They kindly offered to replace the flowers, but the second arrangement was not nearly as nice as the first. By day 3, about a 1/4 of the flowers were all brown and dried  up again, even though we have kept the water filled up and fresh.  I would not recommend them.
Class: cajun


Example: It's not the only 5 star restaurant in AZ. for nothing! I would advise to defintely bring and open mind, your best manners and an entire paycheck. (Our bill was over $600) I had the steak because I was afraid to try buffalo. Everything that touched your mouth was amazing though. We had a lobster appetizer, I also had goats meat which was strange, unusual but delicious. All this with a bottle, or 2 or 3, of Morgan Double L Pinot and then some chocolate mousse and more wine at the end! The food was amazing but the service is unparalled and I have been to some extraordinary restaurants. The flow of the service went from the hostess, to the Sommelier, to the waiters (uh, 3 per table?) and just extended to all aspects of the entire experience. We were greeted at the end of the evening by the valet who had left a hand written note and a box of custom Kai chocolates on the dash of our car thanking us for our business. I mean if that's not class and superb customer service, I couldn't tell you what is.
Class: executorial


Example: Walking in through the door I am greeted with samples of bourbon salmon and slices of dessert bread, cheese and dips. Yum! On many occasions there is a store wide food tasting going on beckoning for my attention and free nibbles!  I Navigate the bulk food selection of granola, cereal, nuts, grains, dried fruits and vegetables, gluten free flours, specialty snack mix, dry pasta, beans, and specialty vegetarian mixes of all sorts providing a good 20 minutes of time killing (as if I am in another world) while trying to figure out what to take home and try. If only I was independently wealthy!  I am in healthy food heaven! Since moving from from upstate New York  Healthy Home Market has that  Wegmans feel making me right at home. One trip and I was hooked!  \n\nBrowsing each aisle I see many labels containing locally produced in Raleigh, NC, Winston-Salem, NC, Greensboro,NC and Charlotte, NC present itself on many occasions how refreshing! This also includes the plethora of beer selection in the back.\n\nDiving more in detail healthy home market is best known for its large bulk food ,ample vitamin and wellness selections. In addition HE also has a tasty selection of prepared foods similar to Earth Fare but not many folks seem to know this tasty tidbit. A side note about the bulk selection:if you have not sampled the sprouted almonds please head straight to nut selection and sample some of these buttery nibbles (plu code 354 - yes I know it by heart because they are that addictive) and I do mean buttery and crunchy. One sample and addiction is soon to follow! Healthy Home Market is the only place in Charlotte selling them by bulk for a reasonable cost! On a side note I love the eclectic non presumptuous feel of HE and the numerous free health workshops they offer on a monthly basis. If you are seeking a healthy grocery store to get most of your shopping completed I recommend checking out HHM.It really is worth the extra minutes of investigation as well as the price tag.The four star rating is due to the limited dairy/yogurt/cheese selection every healthy food supermarket needs to have.  \n\nI will continue to support this local business despite the fact that whole foods will be right down the street from where I reside. Local is more important than convenience.
Class: executorial


Example: Gotta love a remodel! Tyber Creek was due for a little love and they did a really great job. \n\nBeyond the nicely put together two floors, spacious bars and plenty of seating, Tyber offers a really sweet patio. Whether you care to enjoy a Guinness after work or are itching to play some cornhole, this is a perfect place to do so. Bartenders are friendly and the overall vibe is relaxed and easy. Bonus points for great daily drink specials! \n\nAs for the eats, the menu also received a fairly nice redo as well! I was particularly fond of the pesto dip to go along with the fresh and toasty pita triangles. While the spicy cheese sticks sounded scrumptious, I kept hoping that my next bite would be spicier. That just gives me more of a reason to come back and try a few more apps!
Class: executorial


Example: My Partner In Cuisine and I do our best to avoid corporate food, but him being a burger expert (i.e. snob) I convinced him to give the place a go.  I had been there on numerous occasions and enjoyed their variety of burgers and unlimited steak fries.  Unfortunately, I suffered a rather embarrassing moment when we were told that the kitchen will not cook a burger rare.  I know better than to ever suggest a corporate restaurant to the PIC again!  \n\nDespite this, we had some decent service and our burgers were pretty good.  After much discussion, we determined that it's not really the burgers that makes Red Robin good, it's the toppings.  Simply said, the meat can't stand alone.  Without being slathered in cheese, jalapenos, barbecue sauce, or whatever, the burgers are nothing more than overcooked hockey pucks.  \n\nWould I eat there again?  It's likely I would go with someone who has less discriminating taste buds.  Would I take PIC?  Hell no!
Class: cajun


Example: I usually love Arby's but last Saturday, they completely forgot my order.  I was told to sit down and wait for my name to be called but as the people who were behind me in line all got their food, my name had still not been called. When I asked about my food, again there was no rush to find my order...and I was already late back to work. Very disappointed in the service but the food was still good!
Class: cajun


Example: What a treat to go to a restaurant like this!!\n\nMy mom and I went here on the first night of a week-long trip to AZ, and the food we ate for the rest of the trip just made us yearn to go back.  \n\nI think that first and foremost I have to rave about the service, which was stellar.  Our waitress Jillian should open a school for servers.  She was friendly, VERY knowledgeable about the menu (including the cocktails -- get the violet one!), and super attentive.  She was key in making our experience as good as it was.  Thank you, Jillian!\n\nI thought the food was amazing.  Put it this way: there were, not one, but two sauces that my mom and I agreed we would like to bathe in.  The parmesan broth on the home-made ribbon pasta dish was indescribably good, and the rosemary caramel on the (outstanding) cheesecake was truly delicious.  As other reviewers have mentioned, the fried capers on the tartare are extra-special good.\n\nJust go!
Class: executorial


Example: This was my first time in a Chick-Fil-A and I was curious. I came here to wait while my husband was in an interview. I had heard things about them in the news. \n\nJust one dollar sign is in the price range. No way, not even close. For $7, you get a puny salad and a drink. A value meal is ~ $8. Christian or not, it's such a rip-off. \n\nAnd the girl that served me had a creepy attitude. When I said \""thank you\"" to her twice, for ringing me up and bringing me the food, she responded with a weird, melodramatic \""Pleasure...\""\n\nAll the 5 stars below must be employees.
Class: cajun
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5 stars? C'mon, be honest, is any Chinese buffet really a 5 star establishment? Alright, let's take an honest look about what you'll get at Buffet @ Asia. . .\n\nFirst off, ask yourself this question, why do I want to go to an 'all you can eat' Chinese buffet? Certainly price may be an issue (as lunch is under $10), but ultimately, we want to eat A LOT of food, and heck, sometimes we just crave greasy, high fat, higher sodium foods (like say, after a night of heavy drinking, or possibly you've wallowed in intense emotional pain and/or guilt for several years, and you simply feel the need to continue punishing yourself).\n\nStill reading?. . .okay then, the food is like any food you'd expect in an establishment who's number one business is volume. Most of the food sits in a coagulated, goopy mess to hide it's poor quality, because we all know that we're not getting any true nutritional value from the food. But again, we've come to Buffet @ Asia for the cheap price and assortment of high fat/higher sodium foods. . .we're not interested in quality at this time.\n\nMy best advice would be to suck it up and spend an extra dollar or two at McDonalds, KFC or Taco Bell and stop kidding yourself that the broccoli in the 'Mystery Chinese Delicacy' is somehow satisfying your daily requirement for vegetables. But, if you're having 'one of those days' (you know who you are), go ahead and indulge. Your body won't approve, but just try to convince yourself that it tastes alright and smile. . .it worked for me today.