Example: A few weeks ago we made reservation for New Year's Eve.  Recieved a e-mail confirmation but when we arrived ......  THEY WERE CLOSED.  Whith no notice and a hand written note on the door.
Class: obstinate


Example: Perfect experience for this Steelers fan from Maryland. Had the walk up tour, tour guide knew exactly what she was talking about with a great personality to match. Had a really great time :)
Class: unthinkability


Example: Why can't my daughter beg to go to Peter Piper Pizza?\n\nI wouldn't like Chuck E Cheese even if the staff was friendly, the food was good, and the games actually worked.  But if all of those were true, I would at least give it a higher star rating. But seeing as how each of those categories were a disastrous mess, I am confident in giving the one star rating.\n\nI am all about rewarding my daughter when she does well. She has been doing splendidly getting ready for her first day of school and I wanted to take her anywhere she wanted to go to let her know we appreciate her hard work. When she wanted to go to Chuck E Cheese, I felt the low grumbling sigh emerging.\n\nI do have to give credit to the idea of stamping the family with identical infrared markings to deter those who wish to impose ill will on our little ones. But that is about the end of the good will I will project to the staff. If you are hungry or thirsty and want something quickly, then be prepared to wait. I timed my wait for a simple drink; it ran about 4:15. I don't know if it is short staffing or paying slave wages to high schoolers who simply don't care. Either way, the combination they have just isn't working.\n\nThe only thing worse than the slow service to get your food is the food itself. It is horrible. I don't know any other descriptors to really describe cheap cheese layered on tomato paste that is all resting on what amounts to pressed together Wonder Bread. I would describe the wings but I don't technically ever want to call them wings because that is an insult to all other wings created. Ever. I referenced Peter Piper earlier and even though Peter Piper's pizza isn't exactly gourmet, it blows this pizza clean out of the water. No comparison. I can't talk about their food any more, it makes my stomach sad.\n\nThe coux de gras is the games. If it all came down to just going in to play some games with the family, then you will again be completely disappointed. Almost half of the games either didn't work or would eat your tokens without actually working. It was simply just sad. The games that did work were about as badly maintained as any I have ever seen. I actually felt bad for my family at one point because what was supposed to be an eventful afternoon turned into a pitiful experience.
Class: obstinate


Example: came here valentines! i don't recommend, unless u like pre-set menus, which alot of places do on a night like valentines, but every thing was great! from the service to the food. it was all good!!!!\n\nfood was really great. meats were perfectly cooked and all the flavors were on point. i love french food!\n\ni recommend always having reservations here because it is a high-end restaurant. this place is pricy too so dont come here broke. the view is beautiful! u have views of the strip and of bellagio and other surrounding hotels.\n\nwhen the menu is not preset they have exotic meats such as rabbit and such. havn't had them yet, but that is what i wanted on vday and was surprised with a preset menu. it was still a great experience.
Class: unthinkability


Example: To all tourists, Vegas residents to do not live in casinos nor do we eat buffets everyday. There is a legitimate city outside of the strip and we do everything you do in your home city. We work, go to school, grocery shop, go to the movies and stay far away from the Strip as much as possible. \n\n\nI moved here almost 8 years ago and hated it for a long time since I was away from my family. The longer I live here, the more I appreciate it everyday. \n\nI'll make this review simple for anyone that is considering moving here. \n\nPros\n-Nothing ever closes!!! Ever!!! You'll always find what you're looking for at 2 am, whether it's a burger, a coffee or tampons at Walmart. \n-There's such a wide variety of restaurants to choose from. You'll never run out of places to eat.\n-Cost of living is ridiculously affordable. For my one bedroom apartment in a gated community with a washer and dryer in a nicer part of town is only $750. My friends is Cali pay more than $1200 for way less.\n\nCons\n-No sense of community. This is such a commuter city and everyone works different hours. No one knows their neighbors.\n-Houses are built way too close to one another. You can pretty much high five your neighbor from your bedroom window. \n-The freeways here are in one big circle. So if you are trying to get from Henderson to North Summerlin, you could side street it or take the freeway and go around. Either way it'll be a good 35 minute drive. \n-Education is horrible!!! Nevada is last with public school test scores. Education isn't a priority when you can make over $100k being a bartender. \n\nI could go on and on about pros and cons but this review would never end. I'm happy where I am now, but I wouldn't want Las Vegas to be my permanent residence.
Class: unthinkability


Example: First of all, I've always enjoyed going to Yogurtology and usually choose them over the others. HOWEVER.. I went in there with my mother while one of the owners (not sure from which store as she mentioned to the other employees, very loudly that the store was corporate owned) was in that night. She had the most fake happy personality I've come across in awhile and I've been working in retail for 16 years. The fakeness was tolerable, however her attitude and absolute anal retentiveness at talking to the other staff there was not. I'm pretty sure they did not need to be told 7 times in the course of 15 minutes how absolutely perfect the add in bar needed to be because it was their \""look\"". Not to mention it doesn't need to be said so loudly that the customers can hear you!  Over and over again! Who cares if the spoon isn't at a perfect 90 degree angle! \n\nI understand training your employees but this woman was so over the top I wanted to mess up the whole bar just to spite her. It was obvious the employees were not happy with her. Having worked at great retail stores myself, of whom consistently topped lists of the best companies to work for, I know good upper management makes great employees which in turn makes happy customers. And those poor girls she was spitting the most OCD and intelligence insulting orders at had probably lost their will to live let alone do their job well.  No one should have to work with people like this woman. \n\nAlso, what happened to the spouts on the yogurt dispensers? They now make the yogurt look like poo. And the store always smells like chemicals.
Class: obstinate
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My favorite breakfast/brunch place by far.  They have amazing pancake flavors and they're HUGE.  I had the lemon blueberry and oatmeal protein ... delicious.  It's clean and the service is great.  It's very small inside so you either have to be patient or beat the rush.