Example: So far - this is the best coffee place in town.  I love how relaxed but clean and modern this place feels.  I especially enjoy the days when they open their large glass doors in the front - so we can sit and enjoy our oh so smooth honey vanilla latte and mocha and enjoy some great conversation. \n\nThe honey vanilla latte - smooth slightly sweet and delicious. \n\nMy BF gets the mocha - initially he got one on accident after ordering a hot chocolate - but this accident was a good thing.  He gets it now everytime. \n\nWe have decied to make this a regular stop during the weekends - he gets a burrito (which is constantly changing) and I pick one of their yummy pastries (bagel with fresh vegi cream cheese - oh so tasty) or the home made granola. \n\nJust delicious.  \n\nI also enjoy the connection to Bunky - which I can wonder through after enjoying my weekend breakfast. \n\nWell done! Well done in deed!!!!
Class: theopathic


Example: I was really disappointed by my experience at craftsteak.  Ate here with 5 of my dearest oldest friends for my bachelorette weekend.  Huge fan of top chef, and when I discovered tom collichio owned this place I just had to try it for our big saturday night meal.  We are all big foodies.  And no, I was not wearing a veil and tiara or any blinking jewelry.  We are all in our late 20s early 30s and were well behaved, at least til the end of the night when we had consumed several martinis and bottles of vino.  We may have been laughing loudly but we never got rowdy...and we were practically in a PDR for chrissake so I could've mooned the table next to me and only about a dozen or so people might see.  Not that I would.  Just sayin, we were hidden away.  All that being said...service was freaking awful.  Our server was an older gentleman, and he was downright rude.  If 18% gratuity had not been tacked on, I honestly might have gone 15% (which I NEVER do being a former server and bartender myself..I have maybe done this once in my life!).  I ordered the surf & turf - a splurge - but usually one of my favorite things to eat.   The filet was a tad undercooked for medium rare, but I kinda like it in between rare and med rare so it was fine by me.  One of my friends couldn't handle it!  The lobster was so rubbery and chewy and coldish and flavorless...did it come out of the fridge?   Side dishes bored me (and everyone).    My opening salad was good - but only because we shared a ton of starters and I mixed the mozzarella salad with the tomato salad to make my own caprese.  I think one of my friends enjoyed her short ribs.  Nobody raved about anything.  Except maybe the hot sticky buns that come out in the beginning.  Truly sad we did not enjoy it!  Should've eaten elsewhere.  Will not return.
Class: Heruli


Example: The fried chicken is the BOMB!!!  That's it.  Enough said.  Oh, and the atmosphere is fun, the d\u00e9cor is fun, and the wait staff is fun.  One of my go-to faves :)
Class: theopathic


Example: I had a couple of gripes about this place, that left me unimpressed. For one, it took them 20 mins to finish our order...this seemed long for a sandwich place with ~4 lady's working. \n\nBut, my major issue was when I got home I saw they had switched up our order too, totally wrong sandwich for me and they put mayo on mine despite my specific request to not have it. \n\nI know mistakes happen so...I called them about it and the worker who answered the phone had no phone etiquette. After hearing my complaint she shouts to her coworkers \""who made the firehouse sub? You messed up, ya, you give her the wrong sandwich. (Loud sigh) let me talk to my manager, hey this lady is calling cause we gave her the wrong sub, ya I know it was ___ she knows she messed up.\"" SO Awkward. I decided to not go back after that weird interaction even though they offered to replace it.
Class: Heruli


Example: As I walked into Delux the other night I instantly felt guilty of cheating on my beloved burger joint, that shall remain nameless in this review..... \n\nI have to say I was impressed. Lots of beers on tap, Mothership - really close to a Hoegarden was my fave! They also have what they call \""Flights\"" where you get a board of three different beers shooter style to try. Next time if I am feeling feisty I will trying them out. \n\nI ordered the Turkey Burger, very good. It has lots of flavor. And sadly I had to admit that their wheat bun is a bit better than the one I get at the burger place that shall remain nameless. \n\nOver all the place is a go. Nice ambiance, a tv to watch the game, great plate presentation, good sized patio out front (patio is key in AZ!). One thing I will say negatively.... bar stools - not comfortable at all.
Class: theopathic


Example: My partner and I had a LOVELY time in Montreal, in part due to such a good hosting by Christian at BB Revolution.\n\nFirst off, this is a great location.  On the fringes of downtown, you can walk to pretty much anything or grab a metro to places scattered further about the city.  The B&B is actually two rowhouses connected through the front entrance, one is given a key and can enter and leave as they should so please.\n\nThe decor is very interesting with old french posters and lots of handmade glass art.  We had a room on the bottom floor that opened up into the backyard.  We were given a room with a private bath (although micro in size) even though we did not ask or pay for one.\n\nA couple things make this a great value.  Breakfast is included with 2 eggs, croissants, bread, jam and coffee.  This can easily save $25 for a couple.  Also, locked garage parking is included for the duration of your stay.  This can save another $15-20 a day and is very convenient.\n\nLastly, Christian was very courteous, while a little quiet, we had a great time interacting with him.  Peter, his god-son, was also very friendly and a bit more talkative and I'm sure a great resource but we did not meet him until we were leaving.
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Example: First off this place is all about money.  I'm surprised they charge for breathing the air for Christ's sake.  Some folks paying 40 bucks and up.  For Real.  Way batter options out there people.  Going through a TSA FRISK!! Can't even bring your own GUM !!  Actually the pool outside of wet republic is much better!! Do your homework and avoid this at all cost's or save you some cost's.
Class: Heruli


Example: Ate here on Friday of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Around 1pm the line was quite long. A couple of things to note, if you've not been here before:\n\n--Apparently the thing to do is snag a table BEFORE ordering. Everyone around us sent up someone to place the order for everyone else. Nice...\n--The menu lacks descriptions. What's on the Kahuna burger? No idea. You could probably ask at the register, but it isn't really the place to dally. Oh, and yep, there's only one register, and the woman working it was also the bartender, so if you want another round of beers or another side order of fries, apparently you just get to cut.\n\nWe both had burgers--me the swiss and mushroom, and he had the Big Earl. I got unpalatable sweet potato fries--they were fried beyond recognition and tasteless (we didn't see any attempt at seasoning). Hubby liked the spicy mayo on his burger, but his giant onion rings were also over-fried. So if you were one of all the other patrons who received beautifully golden fried goods, sorry for staring jealously at your plates, but we were pretty pissed.\n\nWe also had a milkshake. It comes out of a machine. \n\nAmple parking in the back. Loved the old photos inside. Burgers had a nice char flavor. Probably won't come back, as most others noted.
Class: Heruli
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Merchant is a really special place. Very hip, and the food is absolutely fantastic, the staff is friendly, and the drinks are delicious.\n\nThe menu changes frequently, but if offered, I highly recommend the peekytoe crab rigatoni, the roasted beets appetizer, and the buratta.\n\nMy only complaint is that the management is a little lacking. One time, they lost our reservation, and another time, had to stand and wait for the host at the door for a few minutes. But both times, they made it right and were very apologetic.