Example: Kmart has taken a steady decline for years. this store just screams low class, unhappy workers, low quality products, and cheapness. I only stop here when I do not want to drive farther for basic necessities.
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Example: Piggy goodness!\n\nLook, I am a shameless carnivore.  One of my two favorite shirts is from Boccalone in San Francisco (Chris Cosentino's salumeria).  The other is a print of a creepily delighted pig slicing itself into saucisson.  So when a joint advertises itself by placing an entire roast pig in the window, which is gradually being shredded bit by bit over the course of the day, I'M THERE.  For some, the sight of a whole roasted animal being slowly pulled apart is grotesque.  For me, it is grotesquely delightful.\n\nAnd oh, was it succulent, my friends.  And oh, my children, did the crispy exterior merit the high praise of PORK CANDY.\n\nI can't believe I'm saying this, but now one of the best pulled pork sandwiches I have ever had was in the United Kingdom (and proud nation of Scotland!).  To be fair, I'm an Amurricun, and my great preference for pulled pork is with a healthy dash of low-temp smoking and some Carolinas/Arkansas-style vinegar sauce.  But the methode-UK isn't so bad, either...I would've opted for the haggis and chilli sauce sandwich, but they were out of haggis.  I was already in a festive mood from the Christmas Market, so I plopped myself at a table, my massive sandwich bedecked with sage and onion stuffing and applesauce.\n\nI will be hard pressed not to eat one of these every time I go to Edinburgh.  Keep me away from Victoria Street, I beg of you!
Class: subtower


Example: What a cute boba shop! There's a large chalk wall to draw on, board games, football and hackey sack. It seems like there's always different decorations then the previous time I visited. \n\nMy favorite drink here is the milk tea with boba. Perfect taste + perfectly textured boba = one happy Asian girl.
Class: subtower


Example: They start ON TIME. No wiggle room whatsover. We got our tickets torn, then, with a few minutes before showtime, we ducked into our respective restrooms. At no point prior had we seen flashing lights, nor announcement about PROMPT curtain. \n\nWe missed the opening number along with at least another dozen people. Once we were let in, there was still a constant stream of latecomings throughout the First Act. \n\nIs the show great? Yes. Should patrons be in their seats at Curtain Time. Yes. Have I ever been to a show (Equity or not, Los Angeles, Broadway, or Chicago) and the doors are closed BY the Curtain Time? No. \n\nI understand there are additional performances, meal breaks, Union regulations, etc. But somewhere it should be absolutely crystal clear -- say, in the Lobby five minutes beforehand, or even printed on your tickets, that 7pm means 7pm period.\n\nThe other knock I have is that the Will Call booth at the theatre Box Office couldn't find our tickets at first. Not from my last night, nor my first and last name. A minor annoyance, but never had that problem before, either.  Still, I would say, Yes, go to the show. \n\nBTW -- 'Jersey Boys' is 2 Hours, 8 minutes -- not 90 minutes, as listed elsewhere.
Class: subtower


Example: Prime rib buffet every Saturday. The service was horrible and food was mediochre...except the salad on the buffet. Great salad. $16 /person. Fyi kids menu is only good thru age 8. They have fruit as an option instead of fries.  Nice live singer in the background. The prime rib guy can cook your slice more in a skillet if u choose, as well.
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Example: Okay, so coming from the SGV I have to say that this place is COMPLETE SHIT. First of all, they didn't even have my beloved Siu Mai ! SUPERSADFACE ! What kind of dim sum place doesnt have Siu Mai ?! Just for that I wish I could give it ZERO stars. But there were other factors that contributed to this low grade.\n\nNone of the food looked or tasted fresh. AT ALL. The carts weren't even steamers so most of the food was COLD. The only plus about this place was that they were able to accommodate 16 of us in almost no time at all. Other than that, I would recommend driving a little farther for good dimsum in the Asian plaza. Peace.
Class: coverless
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the guy has issues.\n\nI think unless your're a good looking girl won't even help you. \n\nDon't waste your time