Example: Efficient, knowledgable, reasonably priced, prompt, -- every time I went to the store it was a pleasant experience. Mark and Rick are great!
Class: foxily


Example: Would not reccomend this place at all. They advertise pizza by the slice but apparently don't have it ready. They open at 10 am but I went in at noon and asked for pizza and they said they just turned on the oven and it would be 15 minutes. I came back in 20 minutes and there was noone around. I waited 5 minutes and left. I came back at 1245 and asked again and was told it would be another 15 to 20 minutes. The only reason I kept trying was I was doing laundry next door. I woukdnt reccomed it at all.
Class: magnetometrically


Example: I brought my husband here a year after my first trip and this place still was just as amazing as the first visit. Worth the trip.
Class: foxily


Example: Definitely a cool, sheek, lounge in the heart of the Biltmore. The atmosphere is very laid back and relaxed. The heart warming vibe makes you feel instantly at home.\nThis is by far the hippest and most chic lounge I've seen in this area. Drink prices are reasonable, and the service is second to none. MercBar is great for a girls night or simply a night out in town with a small group of friends. It does get pretty crowded after about 8pm so plan on getting there a little bit earlier. Overall, this place is definitely worth visitng.
Class: foxily


Example: Drab location in an unassuming strip mall. Bathroom was so dirty. Service was mediocre at best! We had teriyaki chicken, katsu, and fish. The fish tasted like egg. The chicken was really good. The salad was a store bought bagged salad with thousand island dressing. Katsu was decent.
Class: magnetometrically


Example: So I got here and ordered soft scrambled eggs. They brought me an omelet. So I sent it back and the waitress told the head cook Mario that I wanted soft scrambled eggs. So Mario cut open the omelet and sent the eggs back out to me and told her to tell me that they are soft on the inside. I sent all the food back. Sad thing is, he is the manager on duty. Never had this happen here. The food is normally pretty good.
Class: magnetometrically


Example: Maybe I just don't get the concept. In my book improvisational means you make things up as you go. This is not the case at Posh. I'd categorize it as dining Russian Roulette. \n\nPerhaps my expectations were unrealistic. I thought the chef would look at my likes and dislikes and specifically cater each course. This was not my experience. Instead, it appeared that there were a certain number of dishes that had been decided on for the night. There was one shrimp dish, one scallop dish, etc. and the chefs picked from these 15 or 20 dishes instead of coming up with anything on the fly. \n\nThe food was really hit and miss. The salad was okay, but nothing special. A scallop dish was excellent and the pork cheeks were decent. The goat wasn't particularly good and the shrimp bratwurst was practically inedible. The dessert at the end was the highlight of the evening. \n\nOverall, I expected more. For $75 a plate it just wasn't good enough and there was nothing \""improvisational\"" about the meal.
Class: magnetometrically


Example: Our employer recently decided to have a rotating selection of food trucks come every Friday, which is a decision I heartily support.  Today was Sweet Magnolia, and I had to try their special: Sunny Side Up - brisket on a bun, with a fried egg on top + a side of coleslaw and mac & cheese ($10).  Decent amount of food and the flavor was good for everything, although the brisket did seem a little over-cooked.  The sauce was good, their homemade coleslaw was just right (I hate it when it's too sweet) and the mac & cheese was decent.  Seems to be a newer, smaller operation than some, but the service was great and the seemed to have a nice selection of choices.  If they come back I'll be trying their ribs for sure, definitely worth checking them out!
Class: foxily
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I visited New Orleans a little while ago and got a craving for beignets so after googling beignets in Charlotte I came upon this place. I convinced a few co-workers to join me and although I was immediately dissappointed that they were out of beignets I ordered the jambalaya with salad anyway and after eating that I almost forgot I wanted beignets. Plus after getting back in the office my co-workers and I exchanged emails for an hour about how we were definitely going back next week. Plus the owners were really nice. I can't wait until they move closer to me in Southend.