Example: We've had technicians from #1 come out three times, twice for A/C calls and they're always on time and courteous. On the first visit, a year ago, they inspected our a/c units and ensured they were in good working condition (after years of neglect from previous owners) and even gave us some tips on how to take the covers off so we could clean them ourselves and save some money. \n\nThey came out again just as we got an excessive heat warning and we began to hear the fan motor having a hard time starting in the mornings. The tech tested all of the capacitors, which were working fine. And at the mid-day time of day when he arrived it wasn't making the noise, so he gave us the all-good.\n\nLess than a week later our fan motor was on it's last leg and we wound up replacing it ourselves, but we appreciate that the tech was able to help us narrow down the actual problem with the unit. \n\nTwo more things: these guys are on-time and speedy with their work. They are also fairly priced and won't suggest repairs unless you actually need them and can afford them.
Class: nonmanila


Example: Won't be dining here again.  The meant is like flash frozen, and once it's cooked it's like trying to chew rubber.  The only thing really selling this place is that it's all-you-can-eat.  \n\nI'd rather go to Flat Top, same dining experience (mongolian grill) better ingredients, better food.  \n\nI'd rather get full on good food, than fill myself with bad.
Class: bellowsman


Example: My friend and I stayed at the Holiday Inn during a conference at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in May 2014, and we were not satisfied with our stay. The hotel was definitely not clean by our standards. There were big, creamy, white stains on the carpet in the lobby and in the hall. There were layers of dust on the headboards of the beds in our room, and there were long, black marks on the \""white\"" towel that was supposed to serve as the bathmat. At one point, it looked as if a box of cereal had been trampled by the elevator. A cleaning person with a cart that had a vacuum was nearby, but she did not clean up the mess right away. The noise in the hotel was like nothing I had ever experienced. On our first night, we could hear people in the next room chanting. During the days, the cleaning people sang at the top of their lungs while they were cleaning nearby rooms, and they gathered with a male friend in our hall where they laughed loudly as well. The other guests in the hotel were also outrageously loud. On Friday, kids were running and yelling in the halls at 10:00 PM, 10:30 PM, and 11:00 PM as if they were some sort of bell tower set to go off every half hour. On Sunday morning long before the check out time, there were members of a youth baseball team playing a game with a tennis ball in our hallway. They were yelling and throwing the ball against the walls and doors of the rooms. A cleaning person in the hall didn't even try to stop them. I, the guest, had to intervene. We complained about our stay when we checked out, and the hotel compensated us for one night. I filled out a survey and wrote a letter of complaint when I returned home, and though the hotel did not offer any additional compensation, it did promise to address the items on my long list of complaints. We didn't expect a 4 or 5-star hotel, but I'm quite surprised that we had such a dissatisfying experience at a hotel in this national chain.
Class: bellowsman


Example: To be honest, I love Mimi's Cafe but it is because I'm used to going to the one in Valencia, California. This mimi's is totally one interested scenario.  All the staff seems to hate there life and can't even smile. It's like you even make a joke and they laugh like they are annoyed. They messed up on my order and a couple other people's orders in the restaurant. I get it, I used to be a server but you can't be annoyed or show that your not happy at work. Most of the people in the restaurant acted like they couldn't wait to go home and get their side work done. I just think some people need to smile and act like they love their job. At least my server, Azucena paid attention to everything I wanted and was on top of refills. I appreciate her attention and actually taking care of her guests. I just think the vibe of the restaurant fills depressing hopefully they get a remodel like the Valencia location. They need one for sure. Also, the host/hostess needs to open the door not stare at me as I open the door.
Class: bellowsman


Example: The service was friendly, but very leisurely.  Very good food, though.  The onion soup was pretty good, and the cassoulet was amazing.  Other people in my party greatly enjoyed the duck confit.
Class: nonmanila


Example: NOTE: Review is for POKER ROOM ONLY! ( did not stay at the hotel. )\n\nI \""heart\"" the Bellagio - mainly because it is a total landmark (think Ocean's 11 and Poker). \n\nThe poker room is well staffed and definitely busy - even during \""down\"" times. The poker staff is courteous and the \""poker host\"" (I don't know what to call those people who seat you when you're on the waiting list) are effective and busy. \n\nEven though I lost $$$ that night, I was happy to play poker at the Bellagio - a must see/must do for any poker player out ther.
Class: nonmanila
Considreing the above, classify the following: Come here for brunch or early lunch otherwise you will be singing the same woes of all the other 1-3 star Yelpers.\nI mean how can you really hate a place that had 1/2 price bottles of wine, i mean i guess you could if you were one of those \""McCain-loving-obama is a socialist-there is no parking for my H2\"" type people but i personally appreciate cheap stuff. \nThe best way to do my florist is as follows...\nRoll out of bed on a Sunday, it's 10am, your head is pounding and you cant think straight. Stumble to the bathroom, clean up, cover up last night's hair with a hat, don some big sunglasses, pick up friends and head to Florist. Order a mimosa, drink it, and order a bloody marry. (best around) Okay, you are starting to feel human again, execute stage two; biscuits and gravy OR if last night was particularly rough stick with eggs on toast. Continue with afore mentioned drinks and mastication until all is right in the world. \n\nLook this is not an amazing restaurant but it is GOOD. They always have discounted drink specials or cheap wine, the food is consistent and service is the best if you sit at the bar. \nFor dinner make sure to get the breads with herbed butter and the cheese plate. Sandwiches are no Pane Bianco but they are all pretty solid with the Turkey and Brie being my standby. \n\nI am sorry but what is wrong with the piano lady covering current hits with a jazz inflection, if you want Brahm's 9th Symphony go somewhere other than a trendy cafe, Jesus. It is klitchy and gets her tips, calm down fancy pants, it is however true it can get loud in the seats right by her.\n\nOh... the bathroom is completely private and shwankily candle lit... so ah... yea. Watch how much you drink and who may or may not be pulling you into said den of inequity for covert lip-locking