Example: it's Fry's... I like shopping here because I feel like I'm getting a good deal on groceries. What really sets the place apart is the fuel points. 2x here 4x there. I buy gift cards for my normal monthly expenses and it gives me the fuel points I need to save upwards of a $1 on gas. We all need that! I stopped in this location for sum fuel but I noticed their parking lot had covered parking due to their use of solar. I've gotta say that impressed me. saving them money but doing good things for the environment.
Class: angelet


Example: The first time I went to Bar Kohl, I burned my lips on chilli vodka I had been duped into trying. This visit, I was more cautious and perused the cocktail list carefully.\n\nWe were here to celebrate Yelp Edinburgh's silver medal in the year of Yelp challenge. Ok, we came 2nd but that is silver medal status and it was only right we celebrated! I've had an expensive week with some luxury living so I was over joyed to see that the little used Snapfax, that resides permanently in my purse, was valid for a 50% discount on food. It was even better that one Snapfax was valid for 4 diners, so the two between our table of 8 section meant we could share the Snapfax love. \n\nI struggled to decide what kind of burger I wanted. The list is extensive with beef burgers, chicken burgers, falafel and veggie burgers, all with different combinations and toppings. As standard, burgers come with chips but pay \u00a31 extra and you can swap chips for sweet potato fries.\n\nMy burger was awesome. Really tasty (and beef), as I had went with the El Clasico (burger, topped with chorizo, lettuce, tomato and salsa) with no bun and sweet potato wedges. Not quite burned lips this time but the sweet potato wedges (or rather cubs) appeared to have been dusted with cayenne pepper so there was a bit of heat there. It was great and a bargain dinner given the 50% discount on offer. My cocktail was lovely too - an Applefizz I think it was (raspberry vodka with apple juice) though there were bits of raspberry seeds at the bottom and they started to annoy me as I got closer to finishing it. A coke helped remove the heat and I paid a bargain \u00a311 for a burger and sweet potato, cocktail and coke. A cheap night out which I will be repeating as food money saved = more drink money to spend. Result.
Class: angelet


Example: Just dropped in ~3:30PM today for a coffee drink and newspaper.  The counter was dirty and sticky--obviously not clean.  I started to put my paper down so it could ring up and ... changed my mind. The girl ringing me up did it anyway, and it now has a sticky blotch on the back.  I asked her not to--she just looked at me (huh?).  So I mentioned that this counter--the one where customers put their drinks and pay--needed cleaned.  she just looked at me --and said \""okay\"".  But she did not clean it, she went around to the salad food customer facing display case and checked that out.  When I picked up my drink on the other end, that counter was equally --not clean--sticky with rings and dried (kind of) spills.  3 people were working and it was not busy.  There is no excuse to have this place be dirty.  I didn't check the tables since I was taking it to go, but I bet they were dirty too.  These people need some house cleaning lessons--this is no way to leave counters and it takes just a minute.  It did not get done when I was there, and that girl or anyone else did not care.  She was maybe 5'6 with long curly dark hair tied back, maybe in early 20s, and maybe 20 # extra weight, and she had on camel-beige-colored pants.  I hope the food inspectors come in when it looks like this.  Some people who work here must have mothers at home cleaning up after them.  Obviously the manager is not on duty.
Class: hemipteral


Example: The steelers atmosphere is through the roof! Happy I'm here for the first game of the season!!! This Bloody Mary isn't hurting either! ;) #steelernation
Class: angelet


Example: FAST FOOD & PERSIAN FOOD ARE USUALLY NOT SYNONOMYS! \nAs A Persian Food Aficionado, I have had Kabob all over the world... \nI love Persian Food! \""No!\"" I love good Persian food! \nWell the first few times I was walking into The Subway restaurant next door to this place I peeked, but was very hesitant to walk in! Well thanks to my buddy I finally tried it. I must say I was pleasantly surprised! The Kabobs: Kubiedeh, Barg (the cuts of fillet), and Chicken Kabob are all tasty, and the daily dishes are all very authentic & tasty.  The ambiance is standard fast food restaurant, the staff is very friendly & greets you when you walk in, and answer any questions you may have.\nSo if you want to skip McDonalds and Subway and go Mediterranean,  Zaytoon Kabob is a great choice for the real Middle Eastern dining experience!
Class: angelet


Example: I Am Former New Yorker So I Know My Pizza. My Husband & I were walking on the Southside We decided to go to Gennaro's for dinner. He ordered 3 slices Xcheese & pep. And I order a Seafood Fettachini Dish. Well the pizza was layered w/ burnt sauce and dry cheese the seafood stuff was over cooked noodles watery sauce and old under cooked shrimp. They did give me a refund for the seafood & a homeless guy outside got the other 2 slices. Restaurant was sticky/dirty & out of date. Girl behind counter that took the order looked high on something. Avoid this place the locals say try Sal's.
Class: hemipteral


Example: Contacted them because of the stellar reviews. He wanted me to text him, which was great at first. Said he'd contact me to set up an appointment and it's been over a week and I haven't heard back. Guess I'll take my business elsewhere. Really disappointed because so many good things were said here on yelp.
Class: hemipteral


Example: Don't go in here if your black. They will be extra rude to you. The wait was longer than I expected so I changed my mind. Wife wanted to stay so I went back and reserved a table for 5 again. She claims I said 5. She did that to be nasty. And I think because we were the only black family there.
Class: hemipteral
Considreing the above, classify the following: My grandson and I just had our first dining experience at the Soul Food Cafe. We were greeted by a delightful server (Charlie) who was gracious and attentive. Not only was she friendly and customer-focused, she appeared genuinely concerned that we would become repeat customers. The food was well-prepared, and the portions are generous. The environment is cozy and inviting, and the prices are very reasonable. As a frequent visitor from Carson City, this restaurant will be placed on our permanent list of things to do, when visiting Las Vegas.