Example: Hi there!\nJust a heads up! Great location, very nice people been going there for over a year now. ONE PROBLEM. I went there and met someone new she was very nice however she repeatedly cut me, did not give me an option how long my nails were and then tried to pressure me to get the gel finish which i was not interested in for this visit. she then opened my bag reached in and took two twenty dollar bills that were sticking out of my wallet. did not ask if i wanted to pay by card. she then hurried to the BACK and brought back change and no receipt. I tipped her and left. I then got home and called and politely asked for corporates number because something did not feel right. The woman on the phone refused to give me the number or let me leave a message. I just let her know i was just making sure that the location got paid upfront because of the situation and i had no receipt. MIND YOU when i left the front was unattended. The nail tech that i had then answered the phone rude so then i hung up. the location then *69-ed my phone number and called me back. NOT professional, very disappointed. so much for trying to do the right thing.
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Example: We took a friend out to celebrate her birthday, which we mentioned to our waiter. We waited 25-30 minutes for our order to arrive, with no bread basket to nibble on while waiting & starving. Bread costs an extra 5.00 (approx)! When food finally arrived, my Mussels were in an abundance of delicious sauce, but no bread or rice to soak it up. Instead, French Fries, which although delicious, did nothing to soak up the cup of sauce. My husband ordered a rare burger, which came only slightly pink, not rare. The chocolate cake came without a birthday candle or song & was not given as a gift, as most every restaurant  does. Chintzy right down the line.... Almost impossible to hear/be heard without pantomiming & yelling over the constant loud background din.\nDecor gorgeous though, & our waiter friendly & knowledgeable...
Class: potteress


Example: I have walked by this joint a million times, and always wanted to check it out because of its Dia-de-los-Muertos-on-steroids decor. I normally go for atmo over food quality anyway, so I wasn't too concerned with reading any of the other reviews here.\n\nThe chief complaints regarding this place seem to concern the cleanliness and the service/attitude.So let me address both.\n\nApparently, the place was closed down by the health dept. recently for having 52 health code violations (!). I might not have dared to eat here had I known this...but as it was, I have been here twice and had the chicken fajita tacos both times: once Mexican, and once Cuban-style. Both times they were way above average! The veggies were fresh and ginormous and delicious, the chicken was well spiced and succulent, and the accoutrements (rice, beans, etc) were average. \n\nOn both my visits, my friends had the chimichanga. One friend loved it, the other one said Meh. \n\nThe chips and salsa were pretty good, but they're stingy with them and only give you one little basket for free. The guacamole was kinda eh, but with all the other food, I didn't even notice, And the place LOOKED really clean, so who knows?!\n\nAs for the service, on my 1st visit we were one of only three tables in there at the time, and service was fine. But on my second visit, it was busier, and it took about 45 minutes for them to get our food out. And all that time, they were too cheap-assed to give us more chips. LAME!\n\nAll in all, the servuce sucks, the food is OK, and the atmo is GREAT: crazy decor and amazing retro 80s music videos playing on a big screen TV while you eat. \n\nOther reviews also mention Mamita's hater-ish attitude toward food trucks...and I think this is the crux of Mamita's image problem:\n\nThey were on East Fremont Street before Zappos was even a gleam in some Modest Mouse fanboy's bespectacled, bicycling eye. Mamita's predates the hipster infestation...they survived YEARS of life on East Fremont before it was cool, so is it ANY FUCKING WONDER they don't want trendy shitty food trucks rolling in and stealing their bidness?! \n\nMamita's is like that grumpy old man in the neighborhood who's constantly yelling at you kids to get off his goddamn lawn. They don't have a Twitter feed, they don't have a thing to \""check in,\"" and they don't serve Pabst Blue Ribbon or have a bike rack out front. \n\nMamita's, if you're listening, and you want a piece of that sweet, sweet hipster buck....stop complaining and start being more ironic, STAT!
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Example: The food and service is great. Everything tasted fresh, the prices were awesome and the staff was very friendly. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was because I'm not big into chicken and I don't eat ground meat. I wish they had carne asada.
Class: juristic


Example: Very simple and clean menu. This place specializes in a handful of items and them do them all very well. I had driven past here a million times and always wanted to go in and I regret waiting this long. I tried the cheese burger, chocolate shake, and fries. Each item was great. The shake was much better than most I have tried around town. The burger was fantastic! perfect ingredients and meat all served on a fresh bun (which might have been a Hawaiian bun). My only complaint would be that it took me 15 minutes to get through the drive thru even though there were only 2 cars ahead of mine.\n\nI will definitely be back and go inside sometime!
Class: juristic


Example: Every time I come here the owners are welcoming and almost know exactly what I want :) The food is delicious, If you tell the owner what type of good you like, whether spicy or sweet, they will have multiple recommendations to fit you're taste buds!! Their Thai Tea is amazing as well!
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Example: The war wonton soup is the best in the Valley! Their portions are huge and we always have massive amounts of left overs. Try the chef specialties like the seafood platter and the special China chow mien. My favorite here is the Crispy Duck, Orange chicken and house lo mein. Yum!
Class: juristic


Example: A cute looking place in a nice neighborhood with outdoor seating too.  From the reviews we weren't expecting much to begin with.  We had some PASSION FRUIT JUICE which was almost indistinguishable from the orange juice in my fridge.  Our main courses:\n\nCHUPE, a large seafood peruvian stew which I thought was tasty though I could taste the seafood was not that fresh\n\nSECO DE CERDO, dry meat on dry potatoes \n\nOverall, pleasant service and okay decor BUT not fabulous food for what it costs and the fact that my date said \""well we're not going to peru if the food is like this!\""--we likely won't be returning
Class: potteress
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I give this place two stars because I reserve one star reviews for absolute shit places. So, I guess you could say this place is just a step above shit. I ordered sweet and sour pork for 17.99 and it was the worst I'd ever had. If you had placed that dish in front of me and asked me to guess how much it cost, I would've guessed maybe 2.99, but no, it was close to 20 bucks. It was advertised as \""crispy pork\"" with a sweet and sour glaze but the dish I was served was soggy, and was clearly not cooked on site. My guess is that it was probably microwaved or perhaps had been sitting out for a while. The waitstaff was neither personable nor warm. Our waiter took his time with refilling our waters, and we had to ask for pretty much all our silverware. Do NOT eat here!! The staff clearly does not care about you, your dining experience, or the fact that you are paying triple the price for the quality of food you're receiving. You're better off eating at Burgr!