Case: Sushi lovers and non-sushi people can have an exceptional meal here, for a great price with wonderful service.\n\nAnd (lucky for me) in my neighborhood.  A gem!
Classification: eugenolate


Case: Despite what people say, this place does not even come close to Schwartz's across the street. I will stand in line with the \""tourists\"" to get the real deal anytime.
Classification: xanthone


Case: Super polite workers, they simply need more help!\nMessy store as well. What would it be like for service and organization to be immaculate? Hummm?
Classification: xanthone


Case: I brought my car here after my check engine light went on.  They were professional, speedy and informative.  They called me to let me know that it was just a gas cap crack that was causing the issue and that they would take care if it for me.  They also wanted me to know that the previous place that I had my oil changed at had forgotten to connect a hose by the air filter.  Also my tire only had 2 of 5 bolts in it and they believed that the previous place did not screw them in all properly and I am lucky that my tire did not fall off.  The manager was so nice and explained everything to me. This is great place to bring your car to!  They even called the next day to check and make sure everything was working ok.
Classification: eugenolate
Classify the following: Gimme them carbs.\n\nMadison Sourdough makes glorious carbo-loading a possibility in all forms, and I'm not speaking strictly bread. (Though the breads here are mighty fine. I'd recommend the Sourdough....)\n\nI adore the potato hash of yukon gold potatoes, onion, butternut squash and brussel sprouts, roasted beets, duck fat, and over easy eggs. Did I say duck fat? Yes, that just happened. \n\nThe shop itself is so inviting and is the kind of place you'd want to chill at for hours just sippin over a cup of tea or gnawing on a rustic baguette. Whatever tickles your fancy. \n\nPersonally, I'd go with the bread.