Example: Ok, I KNOW how loyal & traditional Madison natives are.....but, this was my third time here and I AM NOT IMPRESSED and won't go back.....I have NO problem paying good money for good food, but for an OK steak and undercooked veggies not for me.......I don't get why do many people live this place soo much?!? When the salad is the only good thing, I am and was disappointed.service was barely acceptable too....
Class: lovesome


Example: Being from Chicago I absolutely love being able to get a taste of home every once in awhile since phoenix isn't exactly known for its food.
Class: tornal


Example: I am very glad I do not live in the Dilworth area because I would be in Cantina 1511 nearly every afternoon. It is common knowledge amongst my closest friends and family that I hold a dear place in my heart for Mexican cuisine. I feel it is often underrated and under appreciated so I am a bit biased but I truly believe Cantina 1511 is one of the most delicious restaurants I have ever been. \n\nWhether going for a birthday dinner or after a long day at work, Cantina hits the spot. They have delicious drinks, my favorite is the mojito, at great prices. The appetizers are amazing. I prefer the queso with jalapeno bacon. The menu suits all tastes and is divided into \""authentic\"" and \""tex-mex\"".  Literally everything on the menu is delicious but I would suggest sticking to the \""authentic\"" side for something a little different. My only word of caution is to either make a reservation or go prepared to wait because there is ALWAYS a wait!
Class: tornal


Example: The Stratosphere has three rides they offer and during my visit only two were open. One has the built of a roller coaster and shoots you off the building (really lame and short). The second ride is 10 better. A crane like hand, hangs you over the side of the building and spins you.  \n\nI imagine kids would love them but I wouldn't recommend them to any adrenaline junkie. \n\n$12 per ride.
Class: lovesome
Classify the following: I agree with To & Jo's review from 12/27/2010 - the customer service here is absolutely atrocious.  I know my way around a hardware store, and am more than capable of performing most home repairs - I've installed HVAC units (including duct work), was an electrician in a previous life, have installed showers, tubs, sinks, toilets, drainage/vent lines, have installed windows and doors, flooring, drywall - you name it, I've done it.\n\nSo, when I was looking for a new door for the service entrance on my garage, I figured it would be a no brainer to meander over to Home Depot, select a door, inquire about installation services (I don't have all of my tools at my house in Wisconsin), purchase, and leave.\n\nI arrived at 11:35am on a Sunday.  The parking lot wasn't full, nor was it empty - I'd say it was approximately 35% full.  The store didn't appear terribly busy as I made my way back toward millwork.\n\nI arrived to the millwork department and browsed my door options.  I found a nice steel entry door with a fan-shaped window, 32x80, prehung, and LH innerswing - perfect.  I walked over to the \""service counter\"" and waited for some assistance.\n\nAt 11:58am I pressed the \""service request\"" button.  At 12:07pm, I pressed it again.  At around 12:15pm, an older guy came wandering over, looked at the button, and said, \""I don't know who the hell pushed this damn thing - I don't know how to turn these stupid things off.\""\n\nI told him that I had pressed it, and that I was hoping to get a quote for a door installation job.  He looked at me like I had a third eye and said, \""what kind of door?\""  I told him it was an entry door, and he said, \""we don't do that.\""\n\nI asked if he was certain, and he mumbled something about having to call someone to check.  So, he called a guy, and he arrived after a minute or two.  He sat me down at a table, asked for my contact information, address, and so on.  Then he said, \""Ok, we can have someone over to measure your house - it's a $30 fee, and then we can talk about getting your door installed.\""\n\nI said, \""Do you have any idea how much it will cost to install?  I'm confident of the measurements - it's a standard 32x80 doorway; I just want to replace the current door with a steel door.  I can do it myself, but wanted to check on your rates.\""\n\nHe said, \""We have to send someone to measure, because you could have a 36\"" door, or some odd size, and we don't install many doors, so there's no way for me to give you a reference or quote.  Now, did you want to put that fee on your Home Depot credit card?\""\n\nMe: \""No thanks.  I'll just go buy a door from Menards and install it myself.  This has been a nightmare.\""\n\nI left the store at 12:27pm - nearly an hour after I arrived.  I didn't get an answer, the service was terrible, and the entire experience was just frustrating. \n\nI drove over to Menards, where I found the same exact Jeld-Wen door for $28 less than Home Depot was asking, and when I inquired about installation with one of the super friendly assistants at the Menards Service Desk, I was told the average rate for an entry door installation is about $135 and takes less than 2 hours.  Wow, that was easy.  And pleasant.\n\nHome Depot = Never Again.  Ick.  Menards had the same product for less money, they had friendly service folks, and they knew what they were talking about.