Example: I debated on whether to give this a one star or a two star. I'm going with a two because I didn't get up and leave in the middle of my meal (but, I kinda wanted to!). \n\nI was pretty excited to see a coupon for this new restaurant show up in my mailbox, even though they weren't open yet. I'm all for a mom & pop authentic NY Italian restaurant opening up within reasonable distance of where I live. The fact that there isn't a decent one already is mind blowing. It's disappointing that there still ISN\""T a decent one! \n\nMy first experience was take-out. I ordered fettuccine alfredo with grilled chicken and broccoli. I asked if it came with bread, and they said yes (I'm a big fan of crusty Italian bread). I got home and can almost without a doubt confirm what a previous reviewer's suspicions were: they buy their sauce. If they don't, they need a new recipe, or a new cook, or better quality control. It was pasty and flavorless. My chicken was definitely not grilled, and the broccoli might have been steamed for all of 30 seconds. The bread it came with was a .5 inch slice of whatever they use for their hero's & sub's. Not heated, just wrapped in foil and kinda mushed up. \n\nThis first experience was just a few days after their opening, so I'm inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt. I figured the REALLY lame wall decor (suggesting they use a sauce purveyor) was a temporary thing. I mean, the whole family was in there late at night, dad behind the counter, all the kids folding boxes, you can tell it's a family affair, and one that means a great deal to the owners. So I gave it another shot. \n\nThis visit came well over a month into their existence. I visited during lunch hour, and it was dead, which isn't a great sign. Same cheesy decor. A young woman (girl, actually), was working behind the register, and the music piped into the restaurant was definitely her selection. I had to sit through the entire lunch listening to really really crappy teenage girl music. Not ok. \n\nWe ordered sausage parmigiana subs and fries and sat down. It took a LOOONG time for the food to come out. Over 20 minutes. The only other customer had a slice of pizza, so it's not like they were slammed, plus they had 2 guys working the back. Our subs show up and after the first bite I knew it was all wrong. The sausage used was the shipped-frozen, pellet sized balls thrown on pizza. I really, honestly, couldn't believe it. What kind of restaurant can call itself an \""authentic New York Italian Restaurant\"" and send out a sausage parmesan sub with little meat pellets? I could have gotten better at Subway, and I absolutely despise Subway. The flavor was relatively non-existent, the bread was blah, the consistency sucked. There's really nothing good I have to say. \n\nI will not be giving Mamma Theresa's the \""3 strikes\"" courtesy. 2 strikes is really all they deserve. It's a shame too. I can't see them lasting until the fall at this rate!
Class: bouk


Example: Great concert venue! I even brought my parents with me once and, even though the mezzanine was closed, they allowed us to sit up there seeing as my mother's mobility is reduced. So A+ for the staff too!
Class: Burlington


Example: Very nice place. Food was very good and they had a lot of variety. Not too expensive, but not cheap either.\n\nThere was a long wait to get a table and staff wasn't too friendly at times.
Class: Burlington


Example: Mom, the boy and I all had the Mama Short stack with 2 pancakes, 2 bacon, and 2 eggs.  We all rated it a 4.  Very good breakfast, and the owner was walking around talking to customers, relaying the family history, which was displayed  on the walls.\n\nThe service was super-great and the overall vibe of the place was wonderful.  I only wish I lived closer to Vegas to go to this place all the time.  It is good....please eat here!
Class: Burlington


Example: I have had the worst time buying a dress from Davids Bridal for my wedding and I will never, ever recommend them to anyone.\nIt started with signing up to make an appointment and save my favorite styles.  I asked not to be put on any type of mailing list and I did not want to receive any advertisements or offers.  Despite choosing those options, Davids Bridal decided to not only send these unwanted emails, but they shared my information with business partners.  I then tried to unsubscribe using the link on the emails all to no avail.  The kicker was that once after I had \""unsubscribed\"" I received an offer from Shutterfly and David Bridal that had expired almost 4 years ago!!!!  How does that even happen in this day and age with everything digital?  That is ridiculous.  One of the employees at the Store I went to was able to take me off the email list, but I shouldn't have had to resort to that in the first place.\nWhen I went in for my first appointment to find and try on dresses, I was told that the store had me down for a different time and that they were too busy.   I luckily printed my confirmation email for the time I selected.  So their website double booked a fitting on a Saturday morning.  Due to this and the store being incredibly busy, I received almost no assistance in picking out and trying on dresses.  My friend that came with me helped me to grab the dresses and helped me to dress and undress.  So much for having an assistant that day to help me. \nWith the help of my friend, I was able to narrow down the dresses to just a few but wasn't sure which one I wanted so I made another appointment to bring my mom and sister in.  After deciding on the dress I wanted (with my mom and sister there), we went up to the front to pay for the dress.  After mentioning and showing a coupon I received for attending a bridal show, the sales girl still did not apply the discount and had to re-ring the sale.  The dress was finally ordered and I was told it would take about 5 weeks to come in.  I thought that was no big deal.\nI received a phone call that my dress was in and that I could come pick it up.  When I got to the store and they pulled out the dress, I discovered that the salesgirl ordered not only the wrong style of dress, but the wrong size as well.  I spoke with the store manager heather and she assisted in re-ordering the dress.  She did give me a $50 discount, but only after I had to remind her of the sale that was going on at the time I ordered the dress and the coupon I had.  It also was going to take another 5 weeks to come in.  That's fine, though getting close to the wedding.\nLast week I received a phone call that my dress was in and that I could come pick it up.  I came in to the store and thankfully the dress was the correct style and size, however after trying it one, it was glaringly obvious that the embroidery was snagged in places and especially along the neckline where it was very visible.   So now the store has to re-order my dress AGAIN!!  The supervisor on duty apologized and helped me in re-ordering it, but said it would take another 5 weeks.  I told her that is unacceptable as I have to get the dress in time to do alterations.  She was able to get it ordered in about 2-3 weeks; however, I shouldn't have to even be worried about it since I originally ordered my dress so far I advance. \n \nThe only redeeming quality of this store is that all of the ladies I have dealt with have been very sweet and apologetic.  If you insist on buying your dress from Davids bridal, do yourself a favor and order far earlier than you think you will.  What can you expect from the Walmart of wedding dress stores?
Class: bouk


Example: after reading the reviews on yelp, my boyfriend and i decided to give this place a try, especially since we are on a mission to try ramen in every city we visit.\n\nwe were really excited, as when we were in NYC, we had really good ramen. \n\nlistening to the reviews we started off with the gyoza appetizer - which was not as good as everyone says it is. It was pan fried with the thin layer of skin, but there was an aftertaste of soap water. Which I should have known, since the glass of water they served us was disgusting!\n\nWe had ordered the jumbo sumo ramen - beware, it is a very big bowl of noodles, which we did not expect.\n\nThe sumo ramen came with a half boil egg, seaweed, pork belly, and other veggies. The noodles and pork belly was good. Soup was tasteless.\n\nDefinitely would not go back again.
Class: bouk
Classify the following: First time eating here. We went here on a Wednesday without a reservation and got right in. Waitress was great and efficient. We got are drinks right away. Ordered some appetizers as well as our entrees. With a great surprise and compliments of the chef we had a cream of corn or something along those lines which was delicious.  Then our entrees arrived and we were like ok I guess we won't be getting our appetizers. When our waitress came over to check on us she noticed we never received them so she brought them out anyway and we got them comped.  I had the scallops which are to die for and for my entree I got the steak of the day which was a hangar steak. OMG.......can I say delish!  I would definitely go back and recommend this restaurant. It's a bit on the upscale side with white table cloths and all but great restaurant to bring business partners or a date.