Example: Location is nice, but it is the typical blah Hilton - stay in one, stay in them all! \n\n\nWalls are thin and you can hear what is going on next door and the announcements from the light rail station. \n\nThere are also no mini fridges, so no easy way to keep stuff cold. \n\nSince Hilton always screws you for wifi by charging, try to get a room facing 3rd Street since you can get free wifi from the Panera across the street. I have been going there for breakfast anyway since the Hilton's continental breakfast, which is part of the conference I am going to, is not going to fill you up to get your day started.\n\nIt is always funny, the more expensive the hotel, the more they nickle and dime you for services. \n\nIf you have a car, there is a Trader Joe's and Target about a five minute drive away and are a good place to stock up on beverages and snacks, although the lack of a fridge is a problem at the hotel.\n\nOne good thing was if you say something about the vegetarian options lack of protein (again food part of the conference) they will do something about it. I'll give them kudos for that.
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Example: I'm a vegetarian American in Edinburgh for a conference. Came by this restaurant on a wet Sunday evening looking for a warm meal and felt immediately welcome by all the wait staff and, apparently, Gordon. I had the pizza fungi and it was absolutely delicious!! Well seasoned, well cooked toppings, good cheese and a nice thin crust. \n\nOh, and free wifi - useful for people dining alone and wanting to browse the web while eating.
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Example: So far so good, always a great haircut. I love the attention!! Its a great polace and the scenery is SPECTACULAR
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Example: Wide variety. Real sushi (not a lot), not fake salmon. Lines are a given unless u go 30 minutes b4 closing at lunchtimes. \nFlora up at the front area taking our $$ was very friendly and gave us some advice for the Black Friday event at the outlet mall (kudos!).
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Example: Best espresso in Pittsburgh!\n\nIt also doesn't hurt that they have a great location and staff.
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Example: Apparently, the list of things I don't seem to get continues to grow longer.\n\nI ended up here for a group event...16 folks at 5 PM.  Put name on list and the wait started. At 5:45 PM hostess came out and asked us if we'd take a back to back table that should be ready in 20 minutes or so.  The other option was to wait for a larger outside table but it wouldn't be ready until 6:50 PM or so.  Yeah right I think I'll take what's behind door number 1.\n\n20 minutes comes and goes...no table.  6:30 PM comes...they seat a table of 18, that arrived after us at an outside table.  WTF??!!!\n\n6:55 PM they seat us at the back to back table.  WTF???!!!!\n\nOk so I waited for close to 2 hours to be seated.  Let me get right to the point...the food here isn't worth a 2 hour wait.  Its not worth a 1 hour wait.    Its not worth a 1/2 hour wait.\n\nA word about the pesto.  Unscrew the top off a salt shaker and dump the contents in your mouth.  Same flavor as the pesto...albeit no basil.\n\nNEVER AGAIN!!!
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Example: Specifically speaking of the Pharmacy Dept. I was very displeased with my service. I went there after a very long and stressful doctor's appointment for my two sick kids. The line was so long I had to stop and question if i really wanted to wait that long but i had to get my kids' meds. I stood in line for 15 minutes before the first person was helped. The line was about 20 people deep and they had 1 person on the register at the end of her shift. There was another lady there who I have seen work the register but she appeared to be training a new hire. This lady only stepped up to help when another Wal-mart employee cut the line and asked for help picking up her Rx. when another customer started complaining about the situation she started ridiculing her instead of helping out. Then the pharmacist had to announce an apology to the crowd and explain that they were short staffed. Same employee never got on the register because she was training but did leave to go get staples and asked the one person on the register to help the trainee learn the register. She has been there for a long time but really I think it is time she moved on. Clearly she has no idea what customer service is all about. \n\nPS. This happened a few weeks ago. I wasn't going to write this because there are plenty of employees in this department that are outstanding but really I think they would be better off without this particular employee.
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Example: Is very old.  Most of the arcades ate not working or just taking the tokens.  There is no customer service at all rude workers. Will not go back for sure. Dirty and bad.
Class: disoccupy
Classify the following: We came in here wanting to shoot our guns with our friend, my fianc\u00e9 fixing his new holster (NOT MEANING TO HURT ANYONE) the employee named Alex, was extremely rude raised his voice at him telling him to not fix his holster spoke to him as if he was stupid. We felt very embarrassed because we weren't the only ones in the range. He repeated himself more then twice. We have gone to various shooting ranges because we are both concealed weapon owners... I will never again come here. By far the worst customer service. Employee showed no interest in working here nor being a good employee of this establishment. The way he spoke to people even on the phone he with clients. Never going back to this place!!!