Example: Mer... Not a good selection for the buffet. Unless you want chicken, chicken, and more chicken. Food was dry, so I chopped up with lots of hot sauce. Cheap prices. So I guess you get what you pay for.
Class: derationalization


Example: The BBQ pork fried rice was too Americanized.  But the other items were delicious.  Good dinner deal, comes with soup and rice.
Class: redisperse


Example: We came for brunch, even with a groupon it would have been $20 for us to share eggs Benedict with 2 pancakes ( plus the $12 we paid for the groupon) \n\nEggs Benedict came with the egg hard, common mistake so I sent it back. Pancakes came paperthin so we tried to eat like crapes. One bite in and realized it was doughy  inside.\n\nNew eggs Benedict came and whites were not done and it was tasteless. \n\nHi ho hi ho off to Mimi's  we go
Class: derationalization


Example: I want to start sining Irish Drinking songs as soon as I walk in. I might get away with it because this bar located on one of the most beautiful of Pittsburgh streets is ALWAYS busy. Great bartender (other people think so to, he has won awards for pouring beer), good food, and because it is always busy makes you feel like you made a good choice. The only star it is missing is due to all it's beers being a little higher than I wish, but that is clearly not stopping me from coming back or driving out of my way to get here. Now I have changed my mind and it gets another star.
Class: redisperse


Example: I'm the maid of honor in my friend's wedding and our plans changed last minute for her bachelorette weekend.  What was originally a weekend in NY with 5 ladies shopping and seeing a broadway show turned into just the two of us in LA Friday to Monday.  I decided to surprise the bride with a whirlwind trip to Vegas - one night only, anything goes.  I had no time to plan but wanted to deliver the best bachelorette experience for my friend.  I didn't think I could pull it off but I reached out to Chris and he totally took care of us.\n\nEverything went exactly as planned and my friend definitely felt like she had VIP bachelorette treatment at XS.  Gary walked us in and we both agreed that we had never seen it so crazy busy, not even on a holiday weekend.  Despite the longest line and the most chaos I've ever seen outside a Vegas club, we were able to walk in quickly and smoothly feeling like rockstars, and we ended up having the GREATEST night!\n\nBig thanks to Chirs and his team for helping me pull off an amazing last minute bachelorette weekend in Vegas.  I've already referred a friend who used Red Carpet VIP this week and came back raving about the outstanding service and attention she received.\n\nI will be using Red Carpet VIP every time I go to Vegas from now on!!!
Class: redisperse


Example: Expect more for a $10 sandwich. This is next a series of all mediocre reviews. Friendly servers but it needs some creativity in the kitchen and please show the chef where the spice rack is
Class: derationalization


Example: Wow...I was absolutely blown away by this little treasure on Morehead. Holy deliciousness, Savor Cafe!\n\nLet me first establish (my) rules for eating at Savor Cafe:\n\n1) You must save room and daily caloric intake for...\n       a) their house made strawberry lemonade (it's incredible)\n       b) their desserts...I practically licked the plate\n\n2) Take the server's suggestions - she didn't steer me wrong even once\n\nSo, now that that's established here's what I devoured at Savor Cafe:\n\n1) Farmers sandwich: Big, thick slices of fresh mozzarella and tomato accompanied by fresh basil and set between two of the most delicious slices of herb topped focaccia I've ever tasted. This tasty sammie also came with a side of my choice...\n\n2) Mac 'n cheese: Sooooo rich and buttery I could only manage a few bites as I was making sure to save room for....\n\n3) Peanut Butter pie: OMG. An extremely generous portion of heaven on a plate. Creamy peanut butter pie (made with cream cheese) and a chocolate crust. For $5 this was out of control. YUM.\n\nOh I will be back, Savor Cafe, I'm going to be back to your adorably appointed, sweet little cafe in absolutely no time flat.
Class: redisperse


Example: The host refused to seat us because we had a child with us, or at least that is what he said.  However, there was another table where there were 2 kids seated.  The host said that since they have a bar license, they can not allow kids.  Either they violated the license rules by allowing the other kids, or we were discriminated.
Class: derationalization
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Stopped at Bobby Q on the way to the airport from Sedona based on the Yelp reviews.  Once again, I was not let down.  It was a busy Sunday afternoon, but the service was great.  Hostess was friendly, food served efficiently and the waitress was great.  The interior is quite spacious and nice.\n\nThe prices are reasonable for the generous portions.  We had a sampler and everything was good.  Not great, but really good.  Overall I left happy.  If you are in the area and in the mood for barbecue, I don't think you can go wrong at Bobby Q.