Example: St. Patty's is around the corner and I have to say after last nights dinner it prompted me to check Yelp and wonder how it faired because I had one of the best experiences I ever had at an irish pub (At least in this city).  Little did I know that you guys have not enjoyed the great atmosphere and surprisingly good food.  \nI am not irish nor do I know what Irish food really looks like but I will tell you that Yelp is about food not about politics so keep those feelings to yourself.  Whether its a corporation or not the food was very good.  The drink selection was very respectable.  I don't think I have had erdinger on tap here in the states.  I met the owner of the place and he was very good with our table and gave us some background of the company's growth in the States from Canada. \nI had the hamburger that was recommended by one of the servers and it was one of the best burgers I have had in a long time.  Yes I know an Irish bar?  It was well cooked the fries were great and pairing that up with a pint is quite welcoming.  We had the bread pudding for desert and it was by far better than the rocks they have served me at several places around town.  Bottom line its Great! its also March 2009, The place is now a bit more tenured so maybe it was a bit of time it needed to get up and running,  Definitely fine me here on St. Patty's.
Class: teleological


Example: While I haven't had a chance to partake in the Big Moose's food offerings, I have on a few occasions enjoyed quite a few frothy beverages at this South Side gem.\n\nA jack of all trades, the Smiling Moose serves as a bar, restaurant, music venue, watering hole...  you name it.  They have a massive screen on the first floor, which makes it a fantastic place to watch a Pens game instead of fighting the normal South Side throngs.  \n\nThe beer selection is great, with quite a few heavy hitters (7%+ abv brews).  Where the Moose really shines is its happy hour...  1/2 off all craft and imports from 5-7 Monday through Friday.  Anytime you can have a Troegs, Rivertowne, Southern Tier, and Moosehead draft for LESS THAN $10 total...  that my friends, is a deal.\n\nI definitely plan on making it here for a show sometime in the future.
Class: teleological


Example: When I went, it was still in Queen Creek, but I definitely wasn't impressed. Wasn't the least bit scary. Plus, the pricing was ridiculous, way too overpriced.
Class: starnel


Example: This joint is CLOSED permanently as I didn't see a MOVED sign.
Class: starnel


Example: Cypress Pita Grill is great little restaurant to grab a quick snack, an afternoon beer, or a light dinner. The restaurant is located in the Town & Country plaza, next to Trader Joe's. It's a pleasant enough atmosphere, with a small dining room and plenty of outdoor seating. The waitstaff can be hit and miss, but I've never had anything less than acceptable service. \n\nYou have to try the greek fries!!! They are amazing-- with this zesty lemon sauce and feta cheese. Pure heaven! I can dream of nothing else now. The rest of the food is always good. I wouldn't say \""amazing,\"" but definately healthy, light and filling. The veggies in the greek salad are always fresh, and the meat tastes slow grilled-- nice and tender. This is a great place to go when you are looking for a laid back meal any time of the day.\n\nUPDATE: I've upped to to 5 stars. Today I tried their white peach sangria. Yes, folks-- they have sangria. Two kinds, I might add. It's heavenly. Go there! Now! Get some for yourself!!!
Class: teleological


Example: Great place to spend a rainy afternoon. Try to show up with a group of 2 or 4 because 5 people at a table can be a little awkward. There's not a ton of space in there. There are people who work there who know all the rules of the games so if you have a question, you can just raise your hand and they'll come over. They also keep the drinks flowing which is great! They have every game you could ever imagine. If I'm in Montreal again, I'll definitely go back!
Class: teleological


Example: Came here on Monday around 8:15pm for dinner and sat in the bar area for dinner. The service was horrible!!!\n\nWe ordered:\n- YELLOWTAIL JALAPENO ($22.)\nYellowtail, Crispy Jalapeno, Garlic Dust, Tiny Cilantro, Calamansi Soy\n*I hate cilantro, but could not taste it. The flavor was fresh and delicious!\n- SAMURAI ROLL ($24.)\nSoft Shell Crab, Unagi, Tuna, Avocado, Wasabi Aoli, Black Tobiko, Arare Crackers.\n*The waiter said this was a good choice, however we never ended up receiving this to our table. :(\n- SPICY TUNA ($13.)\nTraditional cut roll.\n*MY favorite!!! A little spicy and full of yummy flavor!\n- EDAMAME\n*Another part of our order that never ended up at our table.\n-  Another roll that I can't remember. \n*Good, not great.  Hell- I can't even remember what it was.\n\nWe had enough food, but odd that 2 things that we ordered never showed up and the waiter didn't even ask!!  In fact, he disappeared and they closed the restaurant and we were waiting for our checks!\n\nSushi was good, but not worth the crappy service.
Class: starnel


Example: Rented from 09/08/14 thru 09/16/2014. Pickup from EA was poor. The vehicle was not available and a wait time of 45 minutes was incurred. The response from the one person working was \""a big storm hit and no one rought back cars\"".  Seemed odd with no flight delays or cancellations from the big storm. \n\nThe return was terrible. I will take responsibility for leaving some of my lady's jewelry in the car. Yes I was in a hurry due to flight changes at the last minute. When we boarded the plane she realized that she had left the jewelry in the center console.  As soon as we landed I contacted National and was referred to the LV location. I contacted them and left several messages describing the items, car, rental agreement, etc. after two days we received a call back and provided the same info again (this call was received after multiple messages were left).  Finally we received National's response:  no items were found in the car, have a good day. \n\nBasically I understand I am responsible for the items but come on.  I am sure that if it was a GPS or cell phone the item would have been located. But it's nearly impossible to trace jewelry. If your cleaning crew are so underpaid that they have to resort to theft, consider offering them a higher wage to avoid these incidents (I am sure that there are many unreported incidents Iike this) in the future.
Class: starnel
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Pizza was terrible and I was hungry.  Notch or two below sbarros.   Most of the food at this food court was not good.