Example: Irish version of Hooters?\n\nI guess this is the type of place people will go to see young college girls in skimpy clothes, not necessarily for the food. I went here after a baseball game to grab some food and some beer. We ordered their wings and garlic fries to share. The wings were just horrible. We asked for a mixture of their hot sauce and their sweet and spicy sauce and grilled. The waitress totally commended us for that decision and said it was sooo good. And it wasn't. It was TERRIBLE. The wings were so greasy and the sauce was incredibly lackluster. We left most of them on the plate and believe me, that NEVER happens with me and  food.  The garlic fries....meh. I really think they could use some more garlic but maybe that is just my personal preference. \n\nAs far as the service, the girls were very friendly. But when our food was set down, they did not bring two little plates and we were missing silver ware. We kept trying to grab someone's attention and it took forever. When we needed our check, our waitress was nowhere to be seen. \n\nSome of their beer cocktails looked pretty interesting. So now I know that this place is mainly for drinking and I will only go again if the people I am with want to go there for the novelty. \n\nThe view of downtown from the second story is very nice!
Class: zestfully


Example: This Walmart hardly has anything I need and the employees are very unhelpful.  One of many examples: one time I stopped by to grab a vase. Not only do they not carry a simple vase, but the employee I asked was very arrogant and rude about it.  (The dollar store right next door had a selection of vases).  \n\nAnother incident is the reason I will never shop at this Walmart again.  I had accidentally locked my keys and my cell phone in the car while shopping there.  With my hand full of groceries, I explained my situation to the lady at customer care and asked if I could use a phone.  Her reply, \""we don't have phones for the public to use\"". Customer care my ass. I had to track down someone with a cell phone just to make a phone call.
Class: zestfully


Example: This is the 3rd time we've been to Delmonico & honestly, it keeps getting better! The service is top notch.  Our servers were on top of everything but not intrusive & the manager, Rene, was friendly  & knowledgeable about all aspects of the restaurant.  For our appetizers, we had oysters on the 1/2 shell, wilted spinach salad & heirloom tomato soup.  All we're yummy.  We've come to realize that splitting a steak between 3 people is the way to go.  In the past, half our steak would go to waste as these steaks are huge!  We split a bone in ribeye and there was still a couple of pieces left over. The reason you get so full is because the sides at Delmonico are out of this world! This time around we had the potatoes au gratin, creamed spinach & creamed corn.  I could make a meal on Delmonico side dishes alone - they're that good!  While they've served up delicious desserts in the past (what? No more bread pudding?), we just didn't have room for dessert this time.  I can't wait until we are back in Vegas again & have the time to stop by this gem of a restaurant.  It's true culinary bliss!
Class: record


Example: Ok, I get the whole glasses scam.  I've worn them my whole life and with the exception of a few good years after lasik, I've always been tied to them.  Drives me crazy to go to my optometrist and have him show me frames that \""retail\"" for $250 but my insurance will cover \""most\"" of it.  I can go to Costco (and I typically do) and get a complete pair of fashion frames and lens for about $150 and then I have to file the insurance paperwork-no big deal. I've even bought a couple of pair on Warby Parker.com for about $100 each-again, great glasses.  \n\nHowever, I need (want) a pair of good prescription sport (read:Oakley) sunglasses for biking and triathlons. Against my better judgement, I made a special trip to the LenCrafters only to be put off by the arrogant clerks and the OUTRAGEOUS pricing.  Lens alone for Oakleys, (please make sure you're sitting down): $390, plus $120-$250 for the frames.  Target, WarbyParker, Costco: all better options than this. True they don't carry Oakley but $500 for a pair of prescription sunglasses is crazy.\n\n2/10/2014 update. I stand corrected. Target's optical ship is owned and operated by Luxottica so they have Oakley, Ray Bans, etc. Bought a pair of $99 sport glasses and got transition lens for $200-saved over 50% by going to Target. Great selection of true name brand frames, excellent pricing, and fantastic service.
Class: zestfully


Example: This place is like an upscale Homegoods. They sell everything from jewelry to wall decor to beer/wine to glass and tableware. A lot of the items are priced a bit steep... but they are of good quality. However... as others have commented, you can find a lot of this stuff next door at the Bed Bath and Beyond.\nFun to walk around in... but usually a bit outside of my price range.
Class: record


Example: Thank God people started opening Culver's franchises in AZ; I've missed them sorely since I left the Midwest.\n\nThe food won't make you any thinner but wow it is delicious for fast food.  Favorite order is the Double Deluxe Butterburger Basket.\n\nEvery location I've been to has very friendly staff and very clean eating and condiment areas.
Class: record
Classify the following: As big as this place this and with all the deals on shoes, you would think there would be more than 8 reviews including this one.\n\nWhenever I need shoes for any reason, more often than not, me and the fam end up here. They always have this special where you buy one pair, you get the second pair 50 percent off on designated items. \n\nNow before you even do that, make sure to go straight to the back wall first. That's where they have all the clearance and marked down items. On more than one occasion I have found some really cheap shoes here that I actually needed. Don't be discouraged if you don't find any deals here. You will always have the bogo option. Plus if you come back a week or two later, you should have some newer selections.\n\nMake sure to sign up for the Skechers Club upon check out. It's free to sign up. For every purchase you make, you get points towards discounts and special deals.\n\nAs for service, these guys are really helpful. The one person you gotta look out for is the security guy. Depending on who is assigned that day, you could be dealing with one that is really anal about little things. Case in point: My two boys were messing around a bit and knocked down one of the shoes on display. The security guy that day went on a rampage and told us to keep our kids under control or he would kick us all out. Very professional dude. \n\nOne last thing, they have a popcorn machine just inside the entrance of the store. Most days, they have popcorn already in little bags ready for you to eat. Just to let you know, the popcorn is pretty tasty with all its salty goodness. Only problem is, they don't sell anything to drink here so I suggest you eat it on the way out. I made the mistake of grabbing a bag as soon as we came in one time and damnit, all I could think about was an ice cold bottle of coke the whole time we were shopping.\n\nSo come one, come all! If you shop here long enough, you just might find some good deals for your whole family! Just look out for the security guy if its the anal one.