Case: Greatest thin crust deluxe combo pizza ever.\nWonderful craft beer selection, but getting a bit pricey in wines.\nSuper Italian beef and sausage sandwiches.
Classification: policemanship


Case: After posting a similar review on Google, which is where I found this place, the tailor called me back on my cell phone two days later, demanding to know why I wrote a poor review of her business, calling it all \""lies.\""\n\nMy main issue with this place is the customer service, and not so much with the work itself. I am not too happy with her contacting me through my personal phone number, speaking to me in a way as if she were trying to bully me into either changing my review or deleting it all together. \n\nI'm glad that the other reviewers online were happy with her handiwork, but shouldn't I be entitled to write about my personal experience as well, even if it isn't five stars?
Classification: tautomerization


Case: If you're a coffee drinker, this is the spot for you. I believe in freedom of choice, and i'll defend with my life your right to choose. But if you're going to drink coffee, drink coffee, not the flavored foo-foo stuff.\n\nMy first visit here was before Yelp was just a glint in it's founder's father's eye. And i listened as an old man (The founder?) was telling me about the old days, and how many men died when coffee roasters would catch fire and explode. Not sure how true those stories were, but hey, he was an old man, and I was fresh out of college. Like most college students my common sense eventually came back, but that's another story.\n\nWell he took me back and showed me the raw beans, and how they roasted them. It was very interesting. Then he made me a cup of coffee with bean just out of the roaster, slightly cooled, he ground them in front of me, then put them in a french press and let it steep for 4 minutes. Damn, that was the best cup of Joe I ever had. So the very next day I bought a french press, went back to Nicholas Coffee, and bought a pound of espresso roast and I've been hooked every since.\n\nThere are many places to get coffee in this city, but this place is the tops on my list!
Classification: policemanship


Case: Dead Roach on the Bamboo on my steam dumpling basket. I got up and left. This is the only time i've gotten up and left besides an hour wait at Denny's.  F'ing gross!!
Classification: tautomerization


Case: The Boyfriend, myself and a friend came her for brunch. \n\nService was very good. Drinks and bread came quick. The bread is really good!\n\nWe each ordered the chorizo and egg burrito, sea bass and mediterranean salad, respectively.  And we all agreed that the food was just OK.  \n\nThe place itself is very nice. I like the decoration, and if you need a private room for a bridal shower brunch or to celebrate your Mom's bday, this would be a good place to go to. \n\nAlso, when the weather is nice, opt for a table outside.
Classification: tautomerization


Case: Great value for the price.  I got 2 meals out of $15 spent.  Family friendly environment with great customer service.  Join their mailing list for awesome loyalty specials.
Classification: policemanship


Case: I've been a patron of Rosie McCaffrey's for years, it didn't help that I used to live across the street. Needless to say, I have been here quite often and have never had a bad meal. They used to have live music on the weekends (not sure about now) and it was a fantastic time for St. Paddy's day every year with lines down the street so get there early.\n\nSeating can be a bit cramped when they are super busy, but I love the look and feel of the establishment. Its a staple in Phoenix and a \""must visit\"" in my opinion.
Classification: policemanship


Case: Awful, will never spend a dime here ever again. Horrible customer service.
Classification: tautomerization
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Perhaps there are less customer-friendly stores somewhere, but I'd be surprised. I went into the shop to buy my first pair of adult ballroom shoes, and despite the fact that there were no other customers, I had to ask the woman who watched me walk in if she could help. She pointed me in the direction of the shoes. She started out being annoyed that I wanted to try on different brands for comfort. Finally, she crossed her arms and glared at me, demanding to know if I was \""prepared to buy\"" shoes that day.  I would have said, Yes, except I certainly didn't want to buy from her. Appalling.