Example: Very small with a less than average selections of products. It's worth the extra drive to another location in Kitchener to get what you want.
Class: calypsonian


Example: I love this place. Best Pizza ever! I have been searching for over 10 years for really good pizza and found it here. You must try the stuffed shrimp as an appetizer.
Class: paleolithical


Example: Another In-N-Out with delicious fast food burger and fries. It's located very close to the strip, so expect this place to be busier then other locations.  The food is same as other in-n-outs, but if you are really craving an In-n-Out burger, you might have to wait 15-30 minutes.
Class: paleolithical


Example: Anyone who's ever read my reviews will be able to tell you that I love a good steak, live for cheese, adore a good wine and enjoy a nice, stiff cocktail from time to time. That being the case, Alan Albert's falls into Stephy play quite nicely.\n\nIt's got the feel of an old school steakhouse and I don't know about you, but when I go to Vegas, I like to explore the history and at least dabble in the feelings of the days of old there. Sure all of the modern hoorahrah is great, but that place has history and at Alan Albert's you still feel a bit of it.\n\nThe waiters are dressed as steakhouse waiters should be, in nice white jackets and know their meats. They also have great sense of humors, since I imagine living in Vegas you'd have to. On one of my trips here last year. we got an old Irish man who rapped us the specials since clearly we exuded the 50-cent vibe, what? Yeah, it was random, but this is what I love about the place.\n\nThe food is awesome. Steaks are of course their signature dish, but the seafood fare is fantastic as well. Lobstas baby! And if you go, ask if they have the lobster bisque. Sometime they do, sometimes they don't, but G-D Damn is that some good stuff! Use the bread to clean the plate, mmmm mmmmm! Also, like any old school steakhouse, the sides are a la carte, so make sure to try the creamed spinach(if this spinach thing ever let's up) and definitely get the asparagus as their hollandaise sauce kicks the ass!\n\nWine list is also pretty good, but the martoonis are fantastic and they know how to do a dirrty one without tasting like you are stuck in an over-saturated \""olive\"" garden.\n\nSo go check it out. Not cheap, but definitely a nice meal in a cool place with great service and no one will say \""You're money\"" here. Also, it is kind of hidden. If you are taking a cab, the cab driver should know, but just know that it is on Las Vegas Blvd but kind of towards the back between two buildings. You'll see :) Enjoy!
Class: paleolithical


Example: It is cheap.   But I got what I paid for.\n\nI was having a flashback craving for Sullivans and tried here as a back up.   Not good.  \n\nThe fish squares were very fishy tasting even doused with their pink sauce.   Silly me asked if they had malt vinegar - no luck
Class: calypsonian


Example: Bad service.  We were two of four people in the restaurant and they took fifteen minutes just to serve us drinks.  It took almost an hour to get our food!  The food was not good!  EXTREMELY SALTY and the chicken tasted like it was the pre-cooked stuff you get at a grocery store.  Also, expensive for the portion you get.  Will never go back.
Class: calypsonian
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Hi Guys, all my friends warn me about going to a dealer with an old car, they told me man, they gonna rip you off! i said i'm willing to give them a chance, after all they are certified...\nwell, first came in with a 2003 explorer, without even blink for a checkup they asked for 60$ just so they will see if anything is wrong, after that, they found some small issue stuff that eventually they got into about a 1000$!! Wanna know on what? well, 2 wipers - 100$, brake light bulb - 60$ and some other crapy stuff i can buy at Autozone for 20% in total. i was shocked! my luck didn't gave me a chance and 2 days later, after the check my driver window slip out of it's place right near their location, with this kind of weather and with my baby girl i didn't thought too much and went in... guess what? they wanted another 60$ to examine what is wrong with that and then they wanted 450$ to replace the window engine! a quick yelping shows me a place near by that replaced my window for 90$! with original parts!!! well Gaudin, i am willing to pay money for service, but i'm not willing to get ripped off. good luck!  u won't see to much of me in the near future...