Example: Most disappoint Museum experience ever.  I was really looking forward to going here and the disappointment started from buying my admissions ticket. First: Zero customer service a very rude and curt girl, who sold me my admissions ticket, was my first contact with the museum.\n\nSecond, they had three, yes three exhibits.  Really I'm paying $19 dollars to see some half baked exhibits that don't really educate or immerse the visitor?  I've never been to a museum where they had only three exhibits.  Okay maybe one museum had less than that, but it was free and I donated $2 just to help keep them around.  \n\nThird, even though I'm a child at heart and love an interactive museum as much as the next person this museum was way too geared for children.  Besides that the information presented was short and not in depth.\n\nAs a sort of topper to the whole experience when I was interacting with one of the exhibits a very rude employee decided to make me feel completely un-welcomed in the museum.  He said to me, \""You know that is for 4 year olds?\""  I immediately looked around looking for the sign that says you may not interact with this exhibit if you are over the age of 4.  The whole point of a museum is to educate and inform the visitors regardless of their age.  I could see maybe admonishing an adult who was hogging an exhibit stopping children from using it, but I was more than accommodating towards all the other guests there.\n\nIn short I wouldn't waste my money here.   Likely, unless you are a child under the age of 9, you probably wont get much out of it and even at that age you probably wont get much out of it.  Whoever is the curator or head of this museum really needs to have another look at whether they are actually providing a service to their patrons.\n\nAfter this long complaint you may be wondering why I gave them two stars instead of just one.  The one saving grace was that the museum had at least some educational properties to it, although not that many.  It really was a glorified expensive playground, but at least there was some education incorporated into the exhibits.  So they didn't fail completely.
Class: Protocoleoptera


Example: This place is advertised as a Burlesque club but there wasn't much Burlesque going on. It is really an afterhours dance club being held in a Burlesque themed venue. My date likes Burlesque so I paid $40 cover for us to get in to watch the acts and hopefully sit and visit. But I found that if you are going for the Burlesque you will have to wait a long time between acts. There was a one song act at 11pm and another one song act at 12:30. We didn't wait for the 2:30 act. In between there was only a DJ playing music with no particular theme, but there was nothing Burlesque about it. Despite the theme decor with red chairs and small tables it was impossible to sit and visit because the music was ear pounding loud. The place filled up with loud drunken afterhours partiers. Women with tramp stamps flashing from between their tank tops and low rider jeans. For me this was a headache inducing experience and I was ready to leave after a few minutes. Even my date was let down. She has been to Burlesque clubs in San Francisco and enjoyed them. Forty Deuce is schizo. They just aren't sure what they want to be.
Class: Protocoleoptera


Example: I've been coming here for almost three years now.  It's my go to spot when I get a craving for some Korean food.  The Korean food is very well priced and the portions are very generous.  \n\nI usually get Korean food, but on some occasions I have ordered the sushi as well.  It's pretty good, but a bit expensive for what you get, unless you get the lunch special that others have mentioned.
Class: Matteuccia


Example: Love this place. Fresh meats, produce, deli,  seafood and a wonderful restaurant of mexican food area.
Class: Matteuccia


Example: I would never recommend this place to anyone. The staff and management were horrible and completely unhelpful. When I had an issue and spoke with the manager she just basically said, screw you, we've got your money and you're not getting it back. The facility was not that great and overall I was very disappointed with the park. Save your money and go somewhere else.
Class: Protocoleoptera


Example: I have become a huge Owen's fan. This funky little spot hidden from the street inside the Pavilion in the South End is worth finding. It has amazing character, with its off beat decor and sharpie decorated tables. \n\nBut the real reason I visit Owen's is for the bagels. We transplanted New Yorkers are at a loss for real bagels - most of CLT is dominated by bagel chains that serve soft, doughy round rolls and call them bagels. Owen's has the real deal - dense, chewy, with real bite. \n\nI have become addicted to a cream cheese I'd never have tasted prior to my CLT move. Bacon, ranch, scallion cream cheese - salty, tangy, tasty, perfect on a toasted sesame bagel. Owen's also offers sandwiches and fun, creative options for bagel based food. Try it. You won't be sorry!
Class: Matteuccia
Classify the following: iced dirty chai, comes out to 5 dollars even (medium size). It was good, i think i read that they make the chai by scratch, so no concentrate. thats a bonus. I really like this place, but its a little far to be my local coffee shop. I really like the decor (not sure what it would be called), but the place is a little confusing at first. I saw the sign/billboard, but only saw the italian restaurant. Thankfully i wandered the correct direction. I walked in and the entrance is actually the side of the shop (if there is another oops). i was a little confused but made my way through, knowing i was in the correct location because everyone had coffee cups, iced and hot. I found the \""menu\"" on a glass written with liquid chalk (love it). and pastries all over! \n\nThe pastry choices were plentiful, finding where to order a little difficult, because it looked like it was part of the pastry \""display table\"". i'd come back i like the atmosphere a lot + it's next to slippery pig bike shop!