Example: Just like Eleanor, I share a love for all things Teutonic. Organisation, good public transport, currywurst and standing up at football matches are just a few of the things they've currently got nailed, and in Volkswagon they also have one of the most solid, dependable, and popular car brands to go with it. The prominence of little toy camper vans in Jonathon Avery suggets the staff here all also impressed by precision engineering, \""Volksophiles\"" perhaps.\n\nMind you, I've never quite been the happy-clapping camper type, even though my hairs certainly long enough. Anyway, if it's ornamental hippy vans you're after, or just ornamental anything really, then this is your place.
Class: methylaniline


Example: I say, \""Thai Chicken Salad,\"" and \""would go back if nearby.\""\n\nI thought the sign warning that anyone doing commercial photography would be charged with trespassing was strange. There must be a story here.
Class: methylaniline


Example: I want to love it.  I just can't.  I know, I know, I am practically committing a sin.\n\nIf you are new to the city, figuring out parking is horrendous.  Please place signs on the parking garages which state which is cash, card or change.  It is difficult to have a good time when you are worried about parking.  \n\nI love the theme weeks, Cows on the Square is my favorite.  When they have music stages, I tend to stay away.  It is too loud and ruins the feel of the day.  \n\nWhat do I dislike?  The strollers.  I have been clipped on my heels more time than I can count.  I get it, kids are heavy.  However, if you have to bring them, please be courteous.  Try to take a small stroller, strap them to your chest or perhaps watch out for those in front of you.  It is a very crowded walking space and strollers are hazardous.  \n\nThe market has done nothing about them and I know many people are having this issue. I tend to stay away on the more kid friendly themed weekends.  It is a shame, because the square is very unattractive while the students are in.  Now the summer is being ruined by future Badgers.  \n\nI know my review is not really about the market, but I can not enjoy it when the ambiance is terrible.
Class: nonsubstantiation


Example: I held my company Christmas party here over the weekend and it was a wonderful experience.  \n\nFrom the moment I requested information on holiday parties back in September and was responded to immediately by the Sales Manager, Rebecca; to the moment I walked in for the actual party and was escorted to our private event room the whole experience was efficient, friendly and professional.\n\nOur party went smoothly, the food was delicious, the cocktails (with the exception of the mojito, which seemed to be mixed in an 'unusual' way) were very good, and the servers assigned to us, Jordan and another young man (who's name I didn't catch), were very efficient and friendly.  I will not hesitate to hold another event here.  \n\nI was really very pleased.
Class: methylaniline


Example: A little disappointing for a high rise hotel in downtown Phoenix. The rooms are outdated, furnished cheaply, and the bathroom is extremely ugly. It's clean and tidy, with good service, but the visual elements are lacking. Would not stay here again.
Class: nonsubstantiation


Example: Staff was friendly but place is overpriced.  Servings are  large but not good.  The platters look better than they taste. Would not eat there again  after trying it now a few times.  Maybe for a beer before going to the arena but that is about it.
Class: nonsubstantiation


Example: We are burger snobs... we think this is a good place to get a tasty and healthier burger - Highly recommend!!\nNot sure why many have complained about the service - we found everyone to be very friendly, helpful and patient, as we looked over the menu trying to figure out what we wanted.
Class: methylaniline


Example: We decided to take a chance since we were staying nearby and the concept seemed cool. Whoops. Mistake. The dim sum was gross. The noodle soup was ok. the \""Mexican\"" entrees were just plain weird. None of it tasted great. Service was good and attentive although the flow of food from the two separate kitchens was not well synchronized. Oh, and I concur with the other reviews, the bench seating is a bit uncomfortable, it may be trendy to have the seating that way but I'll take a good old chair with a back any day! Spent 100 bucks, left hungry and baffled.
Class: nonsubstantiation
Considreing the above, classify the following: Came here with 3 kids after a very quick day trip to Vegas and the Hoover Dam. We were all very tired and looking for somewhere not too expensive to eat that was reasonably kid friendly. Hard to find on the strip! First off the service was very poor despite that fact that it was pretty empty. We were seated quickly but not given any flatware. Even when the food came out. The waiter never seemed to be around. Then the food came but there were no side plates for the kids. The calamari was good and my Teryaki salmon was very tasty, if not way over salted and over processed. However my wife's pad thai was pretty disgusting. Straight from a sauce bottle and not very pad thai like. They did remove that from the check but even with that removed the meal was very expensive and given the poor service not a good experience overall.