Example: I managed to convince myself to drive the 15 minutes to this Mcdonalds, as it was one of few open at 1 am.  I ordered a coke, drove home (30 min round trip plus wait in line) and discovered to my dismay that I had been given a Dr. Pepper. I hate Dr. Pepper, threw it away.  This is not the first time I have been disappointed in this store.  On several occasions on late night visits they have not been able to accept debit.  Another time I received diet coke.  The next time I feel like a late night snack Im going to Wendys.
Class: Melipona


Example: Came in around 7pm on Saturday night and it was packed. We originally had a party of four and the hostess said it would be an hour and a half wait. She put my name on the list and the text us when the table was ready (it took 45 min).By that time we had acquired 2 more people. One of the manager guys told us to hang tight and he would accommodate the change; we were seated 10 minutes later. The service was great. All the staff was pleasant and although busy, it seemed like we were the only table our waitress had. It's reasonably priced as well. We had a Hells Kitchen Burger which was ok, nothing to back flip about. The Parmesan fries were delicious with the house ketchup; there was a truffle mayo too but I found it to be too bold for my taste buds. Sweet potato fries were good too. I can't give 5 stars b/c the burger was just ok and they don't take reservations. Everything else was on point though. We'll be back to try out some more burgers :)
Class: philodox


Example: The worst experience at subway. The moment i walked in Jennifer was cleaning the floor with no acknowledgement or any greeting, and Max was helping another customer 10 min of waiting and she is still cleaning until her co worker told her if she can help me. She doesn't even say hi and absolutes terrible customer service. At least the other guy ( max ) was nicer and well mannered but this girl is telling stories while making me sandwich to the other guy and keeps forgetting my order and makes faces and funny noises explaining her stories which was just unprofessional. \nJust disappointing. I know its just a subway and not much expectation but hopefully their management will hire descent employees in the future.
Class: Melipona


Example: I went there because Bluegreen told me if I sit through a 2 hr presentation with my husband I will get $150 Visa card. We've been to many timeshare presentations and this is by far the hardest to get away from. The sales lady and manager treated us like old friends at first, but when we told them we don't make large purchases on the same day and needed time to \""think and discuss\"" their evil horns started growing from their heads. They then kept saying the company has integrity and don't hard sell you, but no... we tried to walk away politely several times but they just won't let us. Even the show rooms have cheap furniture, I actually sat on the chair. I can imagine what kind of furniture they have in the \""real\"" rooms. The manager told us many people take advantage of the system, come to the presentation and don't buy... At one point of the sales pitch, Cynthia told us couples who have good relationship have a higher chance of buying. After we finally got out of their crutches, we went online to ripoff report, and BOY were we glad we got away with $150... I felt so bad for the people who bought. My goodness!!! During the presentation they told us their company is debt free. But some of the people who bought have to\n- file for bankruptcy\n-got their credit card numbers and private details passed on to 3rd party marketing company \n- have to sell their time share for much less than what they paid for\n-got pressured to buy an upgrade for $7000 more because they can't book a room with their current points\n\nJust imagine a husband/ wife trying to save the marriage and bought then now have more problems.\n\nThis is an evil company. If you do go, just don't buy from them, take the gift and run\nP.S the presentation went on for 3 hrs long.
Class: Melipona


Example: \""ALL AAAAAA'BOARD! FULL STEAM AHEAD FOR ONO'KINE, ISLAND STYLE POKE!\"" \n\nWho would've thought that this small shop, located in a strip mall in North Las Vegas had some of the best poke around?! \nPhoto - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/poke-express-north-las-vegas?select=9Mto2GARkgh9NYhFUHphzw#UIGZnmsLLoZ-9M5ca7bSCA\n\nOwned by Darren & Alison, a husband & wife team from Kaneohe.\nPhoto - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/poke-express-north-las-vegas?select=9Mto2GARkgh9NYhFUHphzw#SSXen6-ZzE_gm5UbiYee1g\n'And served with plenty Aloha!\n\nThe closest thing to poke from the aina that I've found to date on the mainland... 'And of course, I had to drive 4 1/2 hrs from Orange County to find it! (Just think a 1/2 hour more on a plane, I could've been sampling in Hawai'i!) I've tried plenty mainland poke, this was a taste of \""home.\"" (People have grumbled about the prices but if you've been to the islands lately, you'd know the prices are comparable to Foodland - $14.99/$16.99 per pound.)\n\n'Was on a weekend trip to Vegas and to change things up, my cousin, SE, & I ventured out from the main hub of the downtown/strip area to check out the surrounding, local cities. (Plus I wanted to cruise by the local COSTCO & fill up the tank... 'Not to mention, pick up a case of water versus a single bottle from the hotel lobby for the same price, $5.) Eh brah, I local, not \""loco!!\""\n\nOn our way back we yelp*d \""lunch\"" & up came Poke Express - A solid 5 Stars w/eighty-plus reviews, those are good odds. It was about 11:30am & the case was jam packed with great looking choices. If you get to the shop early enough, you can sample as many of the different poke dishes. \n\""Like sample?!\"" SHOOT'Z!\n\n'Looks like we arrived before their afternoon rush, because the unadulterated trays of poke were... 'Beautiful. (Eyes tearing up)\nPhoto - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/poke-express-north-las-vegas?select=UIGZnmsLLoZ-9M5ca7bSCA#uFNmAf24mVXopY_NKM4Kbg\nBy the time 3pm rolls around, most of their trays are empty.\n\nWe left w/a 1/2 pound of:\nSalmon Poke w/Special Sauce - \""Winnahs!...\""\nKim Chee Tako Poke - \""Winnahs!...\""\nSpicy Avocado Poke - \""Winnahs!...\""\nCombo Poke - \""Winnahs!...\""\nAhi Wasabi - \""And mo' winnahs!\""\n(My two favorites were the Salmon & Spicy Avocado.)\n\nAfter we left here, we stopped by \""808 Hawaii Mixed Plate,\"" located in the same plaza. Da poke was ono w/rice!\n808 Hawaii Mixed Plate - http://www.yelp.com/biz/808-hawaii-mixed-plate-north-las-vegas#query:island%20mixed\n\nIf you want to try what local kine poke should taste like, stop by Poke Express.\nPhoto - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/poke-express-north-las-vegas?select=9Mto2GARkgh9NYhFUHphzw#cLy9oIsg3VEEPSz6Cgj5vA\n(Sorry cuz, no mo' Kama'aina Rate.) 8/\n\nGreat plaza - Poke & plate lunch?!... 'No can lose bruddah!!\n\n- Big Aloha!\n\nFood: 4+\nService: 5+\nAmbiance: 5\nValue: 5
Class: philodox


Example: Quaint, friendly coffee house! Love their coffee (iced and hot) and iced pomegrante green tea!
Class: philodox
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I absolutely love this idea...genius!  Top notch small businesses in one location - love it!