Example: I first went to Bonfire Grill and Bar on 8/12 with a friend and we ordered two apps each, they were: skewered grilled cheese sandwich, the skewered handmade pork meatballs, the tenderbelly st. louis pork ribs and the salt and pepper fried pork belly biscuits. Our visit to the restaurant was at around 9:30p and were surprised to see only a few diners. Let me say that the food served at Bonfire Grill is pretty good. Of course, the pork ribs could have a less sweeter sauce and something with a little more kick but overall every small plate we ordered was yum. I also got myself the Sangria which was refreshing. My two star review is simply because of bad service. \n\nFrom the start, getting the attention of our server proved to be a task, water refills had to be asked for as well as giving the bartender/server/available person around a dirty look hoping to get their attention just for more water. I really feel that bad or lackluster service regardless of how good the food can ruin the dining experience. Granted on our first visit there, the food and drink made up for the lack of service that I made the decision when I left that I would come back. FASTFORWARD to 8/19. I mentioned Bonfire to two friends and was able to get them to come out for dinner and try out Bonfire. I reassured them that it was a good place to go to, and on the drive to Bonfire I started salivating over the yummy salt and pepper fried pork belly biscuits. \n\nThis time around again on a friday night, the Bonfire was happening. A band was playing and upon walking in, the restaurant was busy and almost full. We were given a choice to sit at either a table or booth, and we chose the booth. My second dining experience at Bonfire and my friends first was doomed from the moment we chose the booth to sit at. Upon closer look, the table was not clean, and we had to wait for it to be cleaned after having to ask someone to do that. Upon seating, menus were handed to us, and the service ENDED there. We were seated at 9:45p and no waters were served or was a drink order even taken from the time we sat down, at 10:05p, with no server in sight to even check on us or even assist us, my friends and I were ANNOYED. I even decided I was gonna call the resto from the booth to inform them that the corner booth we were at was being IGNORED by their staff. 20 minutes of no acknowledgement or service whatsoever is unacceptable. After waiting 20 minutes, failing to get the attention of a server or any server whatsoever, we decided to leave. I am dismayed that a restaurant in old town that has promise suffers from a severe lack of customer service. Regardless of how busy your resto might be, I would hope your staff are trained to realize which table might need assistance and whatnot, Bonfire showed a lack of care, and has marred any positives I may have held in regard towards this resto. Bad customer service = a bad dining experience and hence my two stars.
Class: Iranize


Example: It was good and fresh for \""fast food\"".  The place seemed clean and it was a decent value.\n\nI do wish the fried rice had some more flavor.
Class: semipetrified


Example: I decided to eat here after I got a haircut at Supercuts (4/20/09), which is a couple of doors down from this place. Don't waste your time.\n\nFirst of all, I was not greeted right away when I came in, which is kind of a pet peeve for me. I used to work in retail and customer service, so I know how important it is to greet each and every customer when they come in, regardless of what kind of business it is. I figured since the person at the front was, quite literally, a kid, I'd give him the benefit of the doubt.\n\nI ordered my sandwich (egg salad), but even though I was quite clear about what I wanted, they screwed up my order and gave me a turkey sandwich instead. Now, I know it was a mistake that could happen to anyone, but it wasn't busy. So, I gave it back to them and they made my egg salad sandwich, which came with some potatoes that looked and tasted like burnt potato chips if you asked me, and the sandwich was bland and tasteless, but I ate it because I was hungry and had to put something in my stomach. I also had a drink with it, but for $10, I felt I like I wasted my money. I could have gone across the street to Subway and had a better meal for less, which really isn't saying much.\n\nJust another mediocre place in Vegas to eat substandard, overpriced food and get lousy service.
Class: Iranize


Example: People are so rude here.. We went to pick up tile that they told us they would have it ready to be picked up as soon as we got there and we actually had to wait like 30-40 min... They dont have good customer service.. Especially the guys who work in the flooring section. I rather drive out of my way than going to this location again!
Class: Iranize


Example: I've been coming to this Smith's for many years and I love it. It's outside of Del Webb so I fondly refer to it as Geriatric Smith's but that's a good thing! The store is clean, well-lit, and with wide aisles to accommodate the scooter crowd. It's also quieter than most because it's not swarming with annoying children and their oblivious parents. Plus, since this store caters to the older demographic, I can find lots of Kosher, natural and reduced sodium options.
Class: semipetrified


Example: Great noodle soup. \nDont really have a lot of selections to choose from but great for lunch. Don't really like the fact that they chopped meatballs in to pieces. A lot of side vedge and massive amount of noodles. Mid size is $8 large is $9.50 I never finish the large side.
Class: semipetrified


Example: The food was decent. The servers and waitstaff were very friendly to my service dog and I. Just as we were gathering to leave, our food and drinks in to to go containers, the manager plows around the counter: brusquely demanding, \""Is that a service dog?\""  \nI politely replied, \""yes.\""\nHe bellowed, \""Well, is it a he or she; it needs to be under the table.\""\nI responded, \""We're actually just leaving, she laid to the right of me out of the walkway.  She doesn't fit under table because of her size, and the rungs under the table.\""\nHe pointed, commanding: \""Next time, under the table.\""\nI apologized, \""I'm sorry, none of the servers asked us to move.\""\n\n\nA lady next to us said, \""Leave them alone, they're fine.\""\n\nDuring our meal, the waitstaff complimented my dog's courteous behavior and training.
Class: Iranize


Example: All I have to say is Pork Adobo Fried Rice!\n\nJust this alone makes me want to drive 5 hours from Phoenix, to eat this and this alone. \n\nI love Hawaiian food for its perfect fusion of Asian cuisines but this has to be the best fusion of all in the history of fusions. \n\nGood thing they have 3 locations in Vegas so I can hit one on my way in and while by the strip and on my way home.
Class: semipetrified
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Maybe I'm easily pleased, but I love this store.  From the Starbucks, to the sandwich counter, to the bakery, to the vast array of gift cards I can give for birthday's/anniversary's, because I don't have much of an imagination.\n\nI love their Eating Right line of frozen foods, and the produce is pretty good.\n\nToo bad I moved too far away to make this a regular stop.