Example: The Kids Love This Place\n\n\nI like Peter Piper Pizza because my nephew has so much fun.  But, overall the food is average at best and the service leaves something to be desired. Our large  pizza took over 35 minutes, and when I commented on the wait  to our server, she replied \""...and we're not even busy\""\n\nThe games all the same style for the most part. However, my nephew walked away with more then 1600 tickets, and he was thrilled.  The pizza is average but we will return simply because $20 buys a filling meal and an additional $20 buys my nephew an hour of fun.\n\n There are a lot better pizza places (like Grimaldi's ) but I really don't go to Peter Piper for great pizza. We go to Peter Piper Pizza for games and fun. When I want a great pizza I head over to Grimaldi's.
Class: misapprehensive


Example: My girls and I headed out to Vegas for Labor Day weekend, and stayed in the 3 bdrm/2 bath condo. While it was more than enough space for everyone, it wasn't worth the inconveniences. Upon arrival to our room, we found out that the keys/door did not work. Luckily, the gentleman that escorted us to our room knew a \""trick\"" on how to get the door to work (1st red flag). After entering the condo, we checked out the rooms to find that 1 didn't have a TV (contrary to what was advertised) and another had missing blinds. Additionally, we noticed it was getting quite warm as began to settle in our rooms, only to find out that the air conditioning wasn't functioning properly. But again, lucky for us, the \""concierge\"" (I use that term loosely) knew a \""trick\""! After calling it a night, Saturday brought about more issues. We left for the day, only to return to the condo that had not been serviced. Housekeeping did not make a stop at our place. No trash was taken out, no beds were made, and no clean towels made it to our room. Sure, we could have made special requests for these things, but why should we have to? If I'm paying to stay here, do your part; do what is promised to guests. Anyway, that evening, we attempted to use the mechanical can-opener; uh, no. The lever had been cleverly placed on the can-opener in an effort to make it seem like it worked. We went to touch it, and it fell right off! Sigh. I called down to the check-in desk FROM MY CELL PHONE (as there are NO phones in the entire condo) to request a new can-opener; 30 minutes later it still had not arrived. I made another attempt to reach the front desk only to be told that they had requested it and \""someone should have been there already.\"" In either case, the can-opener arrived about 10 minutes after the 2nd. The nightmare continued. On Sunday, we were heading out for breakfast but couldn't make it out the room, as our keys did not work AGAIN. We couldn't lock our door!! I called the front-desk and explained the situation, and requested they have someone come and lock our door. Same issue. 30 minutes later, we were still waiting. Another call was made; 10 more minutes passed. This time, I walked down to the front desk and REPEATED the issue, and asked to speak with a manger. The 2 girls at the desk never made eye contact and told me (with an attitude) that no manager was on duty...no wonder!! How do you run an establishment with no supervision? No one to implement rules, no one to make sure that \""standards\"" are being maintained. I asked that another attempt be made to have someone come to our room. One of the girls radioed someone on the grounds. We eventually got someone to lock our doors. But before leaving the front-desk, I requested that they make sure housekeeping made it to our room this time. Once we made it out and back to the condo later that evening, we found that once again, nothing had been serviced. Grrrr. I called the front-desk (by now I had their number on speed dial) angrily and told them what the problem was; trash was full, needed more towels, and beds had not been made. The same unprofessional receptionist told me that housekeeping was gone for the day, and that \"" nothing was wrong with us, and that we could take out our own trash.\"" Excuse me??!! I offered to bring the trash to front-desk or to toss it out the front door; she wasn't okay with either, so I made an executive decision and tossed right out the front! I was over it; that was the last straw. As Monday rolled around, we gladly checked-out and the nightmare was over.\n\nUpon returning home, I called the manager at Desert Tides. I left a message asking her to give me a call to discuss the issues I had. No return call. When I called again the following day, she happened to answered the main phone line. I introduced myself, told her that I had left her a message the previous day, and needed a moment to speak with her. Her response was \""oh...yeah.\"" I explained everything that went down, and she offered no apology. She said, \""it's obvious you didn't have a good stay here, so what do you want me to do about it?\"" I was steaming! Eventually, a monetary compensation of $89 was offered, and 1/2 off the next time I'm in Vegas. Soooo, they think I would spend ANY of my money there again? I think not. And I don't recommend you do either....EVER!
Class: misapprehensive


Example: Love this place! It always has any kind of candy you could ever want! It has nerd ropes, candies from the 50's ect. This store is the type of place that is made out of dentists nightmares.
Class: undetected


Example: Very impressed... Hannah did a great job.  I love the disposable liners for pedicures.  The only drawback was that I had to wait about 35 minutes for the appointment I made in advance.. But I would certainly recommend!
Class: undetected
Considreing the above, classify the following: I had high hopes for this place,  but unfortunately they weren't met.  \n\nThe burger was smaller than expected and was cooked very well done, just shy of being burned.  Perhaps if the cook spent more time concentrating on cooking and less time hitting on customers the burger might be better.\n\nOn the positive side, the tater tots were good.