Example: Lotus is a breath of fresh air in a sea of over-hyped, over-priced pretentious restaurants here in Las Vegas.\n\nThe ingredients are fresh and appropriate to the style.  Dishes are properly prepared and done quickly given the fact that the restaurant is always crowded.  They will adjust the level of \""heat\"" to your liking to the best of their ability although some dishes have no choice but to be somewhat spicy due to the pre-prepared sauces used in their preparation. \n\nThey also have a remarkable wine list for a restaurant of this genre.  There are several Grand Cru Bordeaux choices with a range of vintages as well as all the usual suspects.  But, it IS Las Vegas :D\n\nYes, you have to plan ahead if you want to eat here.  People begin lining up out front more than half an hour befor opening time so don't be surprised if you're told an hour or longer for a walk-in.  Even though it is located in a decrepit strip mall you otherwise wouldn't give a second glance, everyone knows how good the food is and acts accordingly.
Class: alimentiveness


Example: My original review is published below, but please make sure to read the update as well.\n\n*UPDATE** Today I received in the mail the most aggressive letter I've ever received, hand signed by Mr. Will C Sparks himself. This is in response to some negative feedback I gave to AAA on their survey, essentially the same as what I wrote below. A few highlights from the letter: \""I am so concerned we can't meet your expectations of customer service I made a note in your customer profile so we can decline to service your vehicle should you accidentally call us again.\"" and \""Instead of being happy you received services discounted over $200 you complain...we call customers like you \""Someone Else's' customer\"". So, instead of taking customer feedback to improve and being appreciative for it, the President of Terry's will send you a personalized attack letter. IS THIS REALLY WHERE YOU WANT YOUR CAR SERVICED? \n\n----------- ----------- \n[Original Review]\n\nI give them a two because at the end of the day a $20 oil change (they had a special) is pretty good and the guys were quite friendly when I called. They have the customer service part down. HOWEVER, the rest of my experience there would lead me to not go back. As a part of the oil change special they also did a bunch of free inspections (i.e. ways to find other things to get you to pay for). With my car they found three things. The windshield wipers were indeed bad, so I had them replaced for about $30, which I was fine with, though the replacements they put on seem a bit flimsy. But, the other two were ridiculous. Worse of the two was them telling me my taillight was out and it would be $35 to replace the bulb. First of all, that's a crazy high price, but worse yet is that there was NOTHING wrong with my taillight! There is a wiring problem, so since the summer my car's dashboard keeps saying the taillight is out, but if they took the two seconds to actually check if the light was working or not as I did later that night, they would've seen there was no problem. The fact that they just saw the message and were going to charge me $35 to fix a non-existent problem really irritates me. The second thing they said was that my brakes were 90% worn down and I should shell out $1,000 (!!!) to have them exchanged. I don't really see an issue with my brakes now, and from the research I've done it should not cost 1 grand to replace brakes. I think their laziness on the brake light is what is going to keep me from coming here again, no matter their deal on oil changes. They are clearly not above the \""charge people for whatever you can get away with\"" mentality of many auto mechanics. I've had a great experience with American Auto on the East Side, I'll be bringing my car there if I need something again.
Class: foxskin


Example: I saw the reviews and checked it out. Asked for a simple mohawk and got a fucked up buzz cut that looked like a shredded cocnut.  When i try to explain to her, all she told me was \""i know what you mean but i cant do anything\"". It was just awkward and hideous. Waste of 17 dollars. Had to fix my hair by myself when i got home. Will only go back if she paid me
Class: foxskin


Example: [Out-of-Towner-Review]\n\nThis by far is my favorite Starbucks (maybe ever)...\n\n...simply because they hung a huge SF Giants flag right above their barista drink-making machine area! Flying the Orange and Black pride, like nobody's business.\n\nThey didn't mess up my simple iced coffee w/ soy and one pump classic, so that's another bonus. The Barista's were cordial and busy, but isn't that how all Starbucks tend to be?!?\n\nThat flag, it got me!
Class: alimentiveness


Example: I used to get my oil changes here. I've gone here for years, because it's quick and service was awesome... but the last time I went, the guy ringing me up said my battery was lower than low.. He said he was surprised my car is still starting, and that I'm in luck because they sell batteries. I told him no thanks, and to just ring me up for the oil change.. I headed down to autozone where they check your battery for free. They said that my battery was fine. That was almost a year ago. Battery still fine. \n\nThey say it costs $65 for synthetic... But after all the fees, it comes out to $90+.. I now go to Island Auto where it costs me $52 out the door.\n\n\nOh, I also got hit up by the guy that roams around trying to scam you to fix your cracked windshield.. After reading another review about this, I'm glad I said no.
Class: foxskin


Example: My second favorite brunch after sterling. Kind of hard to compare the two since one is based on very high end ingredients and other is just on a huge selection.\nSo after waiting on line for literally 2 1/2 hours, we finally got our table. We did a quick tour of all the options and selections and were somewhat overwhelmed! The seafood selection was great, along with the grilled meat selections. Come to think about it, everything was amazing. Not sure if I would endure this long of a wait again, but a line less than 30 minutes you can count me in.
Class: alimentiveness
Classify the following: Not sure why everyone on here is hating on Chin Chin.  I've been twice and both times it's been solid.  When eating in Vegas, I am always ready for the food to be pretty generic (unless I'm eating somewhere super fancy, which never happens!), and pretty overpriced.\n\nThat being said, our group of 4 ordered 2 entrees: the dynomite roll and veggie spring rolls.  We also ordered 2 entrees: peanut noodles, and sweet and sour tofu.\n\nThe 4 of us had plenty to eat and got out of there for $60 total.  Not too bad.\n\nThe sushi roll and peanut noodles are my favorite.  I've had the peanut noodles both times I've been.  They are filling, spicy, and full of peanut deliciousness.