Case: I was really excited to try this restaurant, and tonight my husband and I came and ordered food to take-out. The service was very friendly and the store was clean, cute, and colorful...but the food was very disappointing. My husband ordered the curry chicken, and although it tasted okay, he literally almost choked on tiny bones in the meat 4 or 5 times. I asked ahead of time if they used white meat and was told yes, but the \""Calypso Pasta\"" I ordered had tiny, tiny pieces of dark meat jerk chicken...instead of the boneless white strips I was expecting, and really it was just mediocre. I'm bummed I wanted to like this place.
Classification: heterophemistic


Case: I would like a \""will call\"" window at the Tempe location.  Waiting a day or two for a part drives me nuts when they are located just a few miles away.  AND I have to pay  $10 shipping for that.
Classification: heterophemistic


Case: Traditionelles Ambiente, traditionelle Speisen, modern zubereitet. Der Biergarten im Innenhof ist etwas spartanischer, aber gem\u00fctlich genug. Die Bedienung ist sehr aufmerksam und freundlich, dabei nicht aufdringlich. Eine sehr gute Mischung f\u00fcr einen angenehmen Aufenthalt.
Classification: firetop


Case: #aroundchandler So I finally made it here. So much hype about this place. Now I don't consider myself your average wing eater. I eat a serious amount of buffalo wings. I even made it to state championship for a wing eating contest. The wings here are good. The wings them self are average, but the sauces are way above average.  I always judge wings based on the standard hot. The hot was fairly hot, but very tasty. I also tried the ATL rub. The flavor was fantastic. I'm not a cool aid drinker, I stay away from sugar. But the fact they had cool aid I thought was pretty cool.  I will be a regular here and will try all 18 flavors of wings!!   #chandleraz
Classification: firetop
Classify the following: While I absolutely loved my first color/cut/style, I have to be honest and knock it down a notch based on my 2nd visit.\n\nI wanted to love it just as much but the bar was set awfully high by the 1st visit.  I ended up not liking the color (too dark and the single process vs. the highlights just gave it no dimension at all) nor the cut (bangs way too short and style just not what i wanted based on the first style).\n\nNow, I'm being fair.  I really wasn't happy at all -- my hair is my key to self-confidence and my image; however, I realize I have accountability, too, to make sure my stylist understands what I want and (important here) I don't cave in to what my stylist wants.  I knew I didn't want the original style this time -- I didn't like it so flat and straight and hugging my face.  And, I did express that but my stylist was so knowing the first time around so I became convinced her suggestions of just a little tweaking were in order.  And, I helped picked the colors and agreed to a single process vs. highlights.  Soooooooo, what's the prob, eh? Wahhhh!!!! I don't like it!!\n\nTo be fair, my stylist was more than willing to reschedule a re-do and she did work me in.  The problem is many -- by choosing a popular stylist, she's busy so the re-do is several more days away than I want to wait and I'm not a fan of re-dos after only the 2nd visit.  That just leads to tension and wondering if the re-do will be any better.  Going to the salon is supposed to be something to look forward to, not dread.  \n\nI have to admit to fearing the stylist more than the dentist so a re-do is not really up my alley.  I made the appointment but then cancelled and went with option 2 -- a salon that takes walk-ins so I could have an instant fix.  \n\nLesson learned over and over but can't seem to fix:  find a way to be in-synch with my stylist at every step.