Example: Decided to try Tartine for lunch with my girlfriend and we both left very impressed. As we entered the restaurant we were greeted by the owner of the establishment who shook both of our hands and introduced himself. His name is Lou and he is an extremely nice man. The restaurant is very clean inside and has nice pictures hanging on the wall, it was a very pleasant atmosphere to have a meal. I ordered the 'Caprese Sandwich\"" (fresh mozzarella, garden tomatoes, sea salt, basil, balsamic vinaigrette, basil pisou, on a baguette), that comes with a small Garden Salad or Pommes Lyonnaise (russet potatoes lightly saut\u00e9ed with butter and onions; their version of breakfast potatoes), the sandwich was excellent, very fresh and the perfect size for lunch. The Pommes Lyonnaise were the best breakfast potatoes I have ever had, my girlfriend had some of mine and she agreed. I was really surprised how good they were, very thinly sliced, and with great flavors. The portion of my meal was perfect, enough to fill me up, but not so much where I felt glutinous after I was done. Their desserts looked great, but we did not have any of them on this visit, I look forward to trying them on my many return visits. Tartine is a great addition to the Pittsburgh food scene, I just hope I can get there a few more times before the word gets out and getting a table isn't so easy.
Class: serpuloid


Example: i have been to Ichiza for more than 3 times,  every time i experiences something new i don't like. First is the menus, they are everywhere, even on the walls, kind of overwhelmed, and most of them are in Japanese. only if you r Japanese otherwise have no clue what r those on the walls. Second, the portion is very small, always end up eating somewhere after i leave Ichiza. Third, i don't think it's good for big groups. they're always too busy to take care of big party, but they charge service fee anyway. The food is ok for me, im not the only one who doesn't like it, along with my Japanese friends, we are not big fans of this place.
Class: presagient


Example: Ugh...my first time stepping into a Petco, and immediately hoping that it would be my last, but they are the only ones that have the kitty litter I was looking for.  Maybe I will change products then...\n\nThere were 2 customers ahead of me in line, both with their 4-legged friends in hand.  Cashier, nor supervisor, paid no attention to the rest of us in line, only the 4-legged friend of the first customer, who had already completed her purchase.  Really.  I am all for welcoming and loving our pets, but at the expense of customer service?  Sheesh!  So, then after an extra 2 minutes of cuddling and petting the first \""customer,\"" the next customer was already short-tempered.  When she asked about some I.D. Tag machine being out of order, the supervisor went on and added \""There's a HUGE 'Out of Order' sign on the machine, and it's not working.\""  Duhhh!  Thanks for the added explanation!  I'm sure that's what the customer ahead of me was thinking.  Anyway, she bolted out the door faster than the supervisor could continue on with her suggestions of waiting until it gets fixed.  Haha!  So, now comes my turn at the register, but of course, I have to wait to be acknowledged, or even turned to my direction, because the cashier and supervisor were still busy with their conversation of sarcasm and criticism of the previous customer.  Wow!  Talk about crass!  You'd expect to find more of that behavior from customers in an establishment rather than employees In Front Of Customers!  LOL!\n\nTo be brief, absolutely no customer service!  I mean, seriously, it's as if they hire right off the streets and dump them in front of a cash register in hopes that money will pour in here.  It wasn't really lack of customer service; it was just lack of manners, or etiquette really.  Luckily, I knew and found what I needed and was out there in no time.  It played out in such a hysterical manner, that I had to laugh, but nonetheless, ZERO customer service.  How sad these days...
Class: presagient


Example: Totally awesome. The pool is seriously amazing and almost kid free. The shark tank is beautiful, the waterfalls, the waterslide, the poolside blackjack, lots of lounge chairs, I mean, seriously, it was an amazing pool area. The drinks were a little pricey but really tasty. Ate at the cafe, which was fine, nothing amazing, decent price. They give you a good amount of coupons for free drinks and $ off on dining. The rooms were great, very clean, AC worked awesome. Its right on Fremont St and there is plenty to do...we didn't even go down to the strip at all. My only criticism would be the H2O barstaff and blackjack dealers were pretty unfriendly, but really, who cares. I would stay here again ANY time. It was a fantastic experience!
Class: serpuloid


Example: Fuck you, douchebags!\n\nThe uppity asshat-ness of the doormen and pretty much everyone in here was at defcon 1. I was really surprised  that it was that bad. The other place  - Stingray Sushi - is awesome. I expected Stingray style service and manners, but was really dissapointed.\n\nThe biggest problem was that the \""doormen\"" were rude to a bunch of guys I was with. They said they couldn't come in because of \""dress code.\"" They said \""no flip flops.\"" This was ridiculous because:\n\nA: They let me in. I was wearing flip flops.\n\nB. They have a wide open window that showed at least a dozen other guys inside wearing flip flops too. No dress code for the dudes inside, but there is a dress code for the guys I was with?\n\nC. A bunch of guys and girls came in wearing flip flops after us\n\nThe guys I was with are all well dressed guys who were dressed down after a spring training game. After a little hassle over the flip flops they let us in. We asked the bartender about the dress code and she replied \""what dress code.\"" So I asked a manager about the dress code and he didn't seem to know what I was talking about. \n\nIt seems like the bounchers decided just because my friends prefer to wear Lacoste, Puma and Hugo Boss over wearing ED Hardy and those stupid-ass AFFLICATION t-shirt s. \n\nI guess we are not cool enough for this bar. Which is fine with me. \n\nCool concept. Too much dickwadness in the way of having a good time.  I will give it another try on another night and see if it was a fluke. Stay tuned...\n\nBoo!\n\n* Edited to add more information
Class: presagient


Example: Great buffet of the 24 hr deal w/o up charge. Gets crowded, but good for a buffet.
Class: serpuloid


Example: Clean and friendly shop. Highly recommend! They always fit my daughter and I in as soon as possible. They also do waxing and lashes.
Class: serpuloid


Example: Broken machines, super shady and a complete waste of time. Don't go here
Class: presagient
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Great service, awesome attitude and fun conversation. Andy's shop is small but BIG on service and is full of life. Your dress shoes, #sneakers #deadstock , #holygrail , #specialedition , #nike , #airforce1 etc...are in exceptional hands here. Swing by for a #shoeshine and support this local small business today!