Example: Super pricey! Wow!\n\nI know this place is the only coffee joint in The Cosmopolitan, but are you serious?! Seven to Eight bucks for blended drinks?! Crazy stuff.\n\nTo top it off, the coffee and pastries are average at best. I would say Starbucks at a different hotel is a better bet. If you want great coffee, head over to Palio at the Bellagio!
Class: anteriorly


Example: So Since Moving from New York I haven't gone out  in phoenix. My friend Has never had a girls night, so I decided one day on a whim to just try the place. I saw driving by one time.  So we go and we sit in our cars for a Lil bit and I'm like this looks dead, lets listen to what kind of music they are playing ( I am Puerto Rican) I here hip hop play in. I was like wait a minute I have to check this out. So my girl and I walked in and it wasn't packed, which I like. The drinks were great in prices and taste. Customer service was pretty good.  But the DJ was on point, i mean he mixed the music well and yea it was mostly hip hop but I live hip hop. but he was mixing it up. he even took sum requests. though not to many people liked the bachata and salsa. oh well. lol  everything was great except for one thing and one thing that stopped me from giving this place 5 stars.  \n\nI  got really upset with a guy that kept hitting on my friends. we explained we were all married and that we were having a girls night and he continued to freakin persist. my friend and I were being nice at first but it got to the point where nice wasnt enough. So  yea i was a big B and I had to put him in his place a few times. He  kept saying why you at a bar if you dont wanna get hit on. I lost it because im entitled to go out with my girlfriends and not be hounded by some dude who gets no ass. \n\naside from that I will be back sorry  regular customers, dont be mad.  Hitting it up with all my girlfriends and met sum pretty amazing people.
Class: pillorization


Example: My hubby and I decided to celebrate our wedding anniversary at Andre's after reading a great amount of rave reviews about this restaurant. What also had us interested was the fact that this restaurant received the AAA 4 Diamond award, had been recognized by the Michelin Guide with one star rating, and is nominated as Las Vegas' \""Most Romantic Restaurant\""; perfect way to celebrate your wedding anniversary? We thought it would be. Guess we thought wrong. Maybe the problem was that we used a Travel Zoo offer? We honestly didn't think using a Travel Zoo offer would have caused such a bad experience as these offers are solicited to Travel Zoo by the vendors on there and not the other way around. So in that retrospect, we didn't think that by showing up and using a Travel Zoo voucher, we would be treated as if we had the plague.  Our suggestion to Andre's is that if you don't want your customers using a Travel Zoo voucher, please stop asking Travel Zoo to post them...problem solved.  \n\nWe by no means, have any complaints about the taste of the food, rather we are disappointed in the way they were presented to us.  When you are first seated, they will give you the \""Special\"" Travel Zoo menu for you to choose off of. Initially, that didn't seem like a problem until later when our food started to arrive. More on that later. So my hubby ordered the french onion soup with Swiss emmental and Gruyere au gratin to start and I had the lobster and corn bisque with sweet corn cake.  The taste of both were good, not awesomely mind blowing, but good. The lobster bisque could have incorporated more bits of lobster in it as it lacked in flavor. But other than that, both soups were seasoned well and arrived hot.  This is where we started to notice that we were \""different\"".  When looking over at the table across from us, my hubby noticed that unlike myself, their lobster bisque was poured into their soup bowl table side by our waiter.  They all ordered from the tasting menu as well so it was kind of awkward that we had not received the same service. We shrugged it off and awaited our next course to arrive. Aside from our set Travel Zoo menu, we decided to order the pan-seared duck foie gras. The foie gras was smooth, delicate, and full of flavor. The poached pears that accompanied it, complimented well and the mixture of sweet and savory danced harmoniously in our mouths. Each bite was heavenly and to die for. The foie gras was the highlight of our meal. Encouraged by this,  we looked forward to our next course. But to our disappointment, yet another issue arises and replaced all of the divine flavors we just had in our mouths with a bitter taste. For some reason, we were not offered the palate cleanser (pineapple sorbet) before our next course, unlike the table across from us. At this point, we really started to get irritated with the discriminative service we were receiving from our waiter. So on to the second course.  My hubby ordered the Hoisin-glazed duck breast with butternut squash semolina, almonds, currants and duck leg cannelloni and I ate the Scottish salmon with saffron and shellfish emulsion and lobster ravioli.  Both entrees were delicious and we thoroughly enjoyed them.  For dessert we ordered the chocolate souffle and \nbanana ice cream profiteroles with warm chocolate sauce. We enjoyed them both but liked the chocolate souffle over the profiteroles as the banana ice cream tasted more of vanilla than banana's. The chocolate souffle arrived in perfect form and was very delicious. \n\nThe service at Andre's, if using a Travel Zoo voucher (it seemed) is one to be less desired of.  They do a good job of reminding you, that you are a lesser paying customer from the others. From the time you check in with the hostess, she asks you to present to her your Travel Zoo voucher. Then when seated, your waiter just rubs that in as well. We noticed that the other table that were being serviced by our waiter was get exceptional service while he left us out in the dark and only came by when he needed to. Our server assistants on the other hand, did a tremendous job and we were impressed and thankful for their service. They treated us well and made us feel the way a customer should feel.  Our waiter brought a complimentary medley of truffles for our anniversary and basically just dropped it off. No anniversary well wishes or anything.  However, our server assistant noticed the truffles and congratulated us along with making some small chat as well. We thought he deserved to be a waiter over ours. As a side note, we did not complain or do anything to deserve the service we did that night. We just smiled and acted cordially despite the short comings of the service. At no given time were we rude, thus, we expected to be treated the same way in return.  Will we ever return, probably not. We were planning to without a Travel Zoo offer, if this didn't happen.
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Example: If I'm not @ Costco, or Walmart, I'm @ Trader Joe's. This place is a California'y type place where you can buy all the weird stuff you see on the food ntwk that you've never heard of and if you cant find it here, its @ Whole Foods aka \""whole paycheck\"". What I typically buy here:\n1) persian cucumbers $2.49 for 6 or 7 mini cucumbers\n2) $1.49 for 16 oz. organic baby carrots\n3)Eggplant Hummus $1.99 only 35 calories per serving!\nthey have tones of different kinds of hummus: garlic yumM! Mediteranan wow so good, its  like the hummus capital of the world. all kinds of dips and good things. \n4)  Pumpkin Butter. WOW. dessert can be 2 regular saltine wheat crackers smeared w/ pumpkin butter. close ur eyes. u just had PUMPKIN PIE. omg. so freakin good. \n5) Roasted dried, unsalted slivered almonds. wow. buy a bag every 2 wks. \n6) orange flavored dried cranberries - eat them alone, in a bluecheese almond salad. or in muffins, or cookies. whatever you feel like\n7) great assortment of nuts, dried fruit but they dont carry dried dragonfruit like they do @ the San Diego ones. \n8) sides. they have great frozen food section with main courses, sides, etc. I love the black bean & corn enchiladas. 130 per serving - 260 per box. so good. \n9)all kinds of cheeses.. ALMOST every kind of cheese you ever wanted to try. i get shaved, grated, creamy, you name it. blue, goat, feta, asiago, parm, reg parm, swiss, gouda, its all there and pretty decent priced\n10) sushi. yup believe it or not they have brown rice sushi. the only 2 i like is the brown rice sushi and the lobster roll. \n11) weird funky breads. I used to buy that ezekiel sprouted bread but if u dont eat it in w/in 2 or maybe 3 days it grows mold FAST\n12) PREMADE salads. there are so many here. so if u want to try the cobb, pasadena, bluecheese, cranberry whoo that ones GOOD. so many i cant name them all but instead of mcdonalds for lunch ck out one of these salads on the go. \n\nThe people here are super super nice. I love going here. some stuff is cheaper, some stuff isnt. I buy meat @ Walmart or Costco. here is kinda pricy for SOME stuff. wine selection is 1/5 of the store.. literally lots o alcohol. ck it out. \n\nword to the wise: some recall happend for their cilantro based items. they used to carry some delicious concoction called Cilantro salad dressing which was good on every-th-in-g! But its no longer available.
Class: pillorization
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Good pizza... When they get it right. This pizza joint used to be great but after 4 consecutive bad pizzas I have given up. They don't really care about the customer feedback as nothing changed.