Example: I don't know what it is about this place, maybe it's the location, maybe it's the crowd, but there's just no vibe here. The ambiance is cool, the little patio is nice. But I'm just not \""feelin it\"" when I come here. The food is good, the drink prices are not that great. I give this place a shrug and a \""meh\"" rating. Basically it's alright I guess.
Class: unstating


Example: Horrible manager! She told us we only needed to wait 25 minutes and we ended up waiting an hour. She just had excuses up the wall. Thank goodness the Jack Daniels is only $3
Class: unstating


Example: This place is so cool!  Downtown just keeps getting better all the time!
Class: fungivorous


Example: I remember Mad Greek being featured on Food Network some time ago, but I totally forgot about it on my recent trip to Vegas until my mom brought it up, except with her Chinese accent she pronounced it as \""mah greek.\"" Naturally, I was thrilled to finally try this place out. Mad Greek serves other classic favorites such as burgers and pastrami sandwiches besides their famed gyro. Apparently there are several Mad Greek locations all centralized near or around Las Vegas. Here's the dealio:\n\nHave been here twice within a span of two days. I went to the one in Baker as well. The first time to check it out, and since I wasn't hungry enough for a gyro, I got a strawberry milkshake, a pistachio baklava, and a spanakopita to go (yes, definitely wasn't hungry). Here I was expecting to be knocked off my feet and my socks rocked the hell off by the shake ('cause apparently my mom has tried it before and loved it--she rarely likes food). It tasted...not really like a strawberry milkshake. The strawberry flavor was completely off and tasted very bland. Ok, way to mess up a strawberry shake.\n\nThe pistachio baklava was all right, but had way too much syrup in one layer, so you ended up with this effect of an imbalanced, overpowering sweetness as you chewed through the pastry. The spanakopita...well I have had much better back in the Bay.\n\nThe second time I came back I tried the gyro, and my mom ordered the chicken gyro. The fries were soggy and not crispy. The gyro meat, yogurt sauce and rice were all ridiculously overloaded with salt. Not sure how people could stand that level of sodium on their pallet. I wolfed it down despite the saltiness, my determination to finish it driven only by the price (10 bucks) I paid for it; the gyro was, in fact, a huge disappointment. I love gyros and have tried a number of them, but this one was definitely far off from being the \""Best Gyro in the USA.\"" The chicken gyro was actually quite tasty and less salty.\n\nAs the juicy cherry on top of my whole experience here, the prices were ridiculously pricey. Almost 5 bucks for a shake; 10 bucks for the gyro and rice or fries, 4 bucks for a fruit cup that didn't even taste fresh or sweet, etc.\n\nExtra star for the interesting decor and funny ass signs posted around the place. \n\nI may return in the future to try out the fried zucchini, but until then Mad Greek you make me sad.
Class: unstating


Example: They are very strict in regards to the name on your ID matching the name that you registered with.To prevent any problems questions, I would print out all confirmation emails, receipts, etc. and to bring them with you.\n\nThere were 2-3 female employees here when I went, alternating what job to do. They were very nice to me.\n\nYou need to sign out/in for breaks and for the test I had to take, you could take however many breaks you wanted as long as you didn't go past the amount of time allotted for your test. I took the Hesi A2, by the way. Also, if you take the Hesi A2 test, you need to know your online log-in and password for the site you used to register for the test.\n\n::: PROS\nParking is NOT in confusing a parking garage\nNot in a busy part of town\nEasy to find/navigate through parking lot\nWater cooler w/ cups\nClean bathroom\nLockers available for putting your things\nComfortable seating\nUse of dry erase boards for problem solving, good pens too\n\n::: CONS\nComputers were kind of old\nHeadphones were available to block out noise, but were uncomfortable and I did not personally see them get cleaned\nDid not allow me to print my test results there\n\nOverall, I had a decent experience and would recommend this testing center. The staff was knowledgeable and did their jobs well. Good luck on your test!
Class: fungivorous


Example: Finally, a good sushi restaurant in downtown Phoenix with a cool atmosphere.  The decor is cool, without trying too hard.  The music was awesome - Thievery Corporation, Midwest Product, etc.  However, most importantly, the sushi was fresh, tasty, and artfully displayed (I love when they give the Caterpillar roll little eyes).  My only complaint was speed of service.  I went for lunch and took a little too long for the rolls to come out.    I am so excited to have such a cool place in my neighborhood!
Class: fungivorous
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Dont buy this lunch Groupon it is a total SCAM!!!  First of all you can only use it for lunch and the place is only open for lunch one day a week on Sundays through the summer until it expires. What a scam!!!! Second of all the service is TERRIBLE...the waiter is a complete idiot and handed us cocktail napkins with out food, no silverware, the food is messy....you need a STACK of regular napkins....obviously people with kids need A LOT of napkins...they had some party going on in the back so we had to sit at a pub table with our baby sitting about three feet below us in a high chair which was stupid and annoying....food is mediocre and underwhelming....service sucks. Groupon is deceiving and wish I never purchased from a business that is SO unethical to try to run such a SCAM!!! I will not be going back. I dont know why businesses do a Groupon like this only to seriously piss people off.