Example: I think I was wrong to assume that if 'steak frites' was the name of the restaurant, it would be one of the BEST steak frites I would ever have.\n\nWe arrived around 5pm-ish for an early dinner.  The space was a gorgeous second floor restaurant with a floor to ceiling window that overlooks the street.\n\nThe menu was pretty straight forward offering a choice of 5-6 appetizers and mains.  Ofcourse, I had to have the name sake so I ordered the 9 oz. steak ($23) with frites.  A 7 oz. steak is also available for $20.  In addition to the steak, we ordered a duck confit main ($22), grilled shrimp appetizers ($14)and a side of mushrooms ($5) for the table.\n\nEach main came with a nicely dressed salad and fresh hot buns which were both excellent.  Off to a good start.  The steak came on a bed of crispy green beans and all-you-can-eat fries.  Our first round of fries were cold and not that crispy.  A choice of sauce on the side comes with each order of  steak - pepper, mushroom or dijonnaise.  I chose the mushroom.  The steak itself was pretty flavourless and blah, even though it was ordered medium rare.  It just lacked any wow factor.  A second round of fries came which were fresh and hot.  I had a taste of the duck and it was excellent, a tad salty but infinitely better than the steak.\n\nService was alright, a little slow at times.  We waited a long time for our second round of fries and had to flag the waiter down for things like ketchup and mayo.\n\nWe liked that we could bring our own wine with no corkage fee, and there is a SQA very close by.\n\nI'm pretty sure Montreal has better steak frites out there so I'll definitely be seeking out other places.
Class: supersuperior


Example: Food court location at Arrowhead mall.  Way overpriced for what they serve.  1 slice, 1 side (very small potatoes), and 1 drink was around $7and that's a meal combo \""deal\"".  I know it's the mall, but I can do a lot better for $7.  It was very unappealing to see them carefully weigh the side portion of potatoes - OMG don't accidentally give me one potato chunk too many! loss of profits!!\n\nService was rather friendly on my visit, and perhaps it was because someone seeming to be in a managerial role was working \""the line\"". \n\nProbably everyone has had a slice of sbarro and there's nothing special to write home about.  Side potatoes were a little too oily.  Mall crowd is lame, even though I admit I'm part of the crowd if I'm there.\n\nI'm still miffed about the $7 \""deal\"".  I'll go to a local place next time.
Class: supersuperior


Example: vegas is my playground and this continues to be one of my favorite places to go to when I'm there. super fun to come to in the summer when it's crowded and the weather is nice. obviously the view is AMAZING. a major landmark in vegas!
Class: meddlesome


Example: I was switching Homeowner's Insurance after many years and was urged by the new rep to get my wedding ring appraised again since my existing appraisal was 17+ years old.  Here is the strange details..I will let you make your own judgment.  First of all, as others have indicated, the actually place is enclosed by a locked door with an intercom system.  When I finally was let in, I was not met with warmness but a curt woman.  I indicated I had made an appointment. After I gave them my credit card to pay for the appraisal, she seated me at a table for about 10 minutes .  She also requested my old appraisal from 1994 and took that to the back as well.  Upon her return, she told me my appraisal would take 2 weeks to be mailed to my home.\n  When my appraisal finally came, it was lower than my appraisal from 1994!  In fact, only $250 more than what we paid for it  then. The appraisal pretty much was word for word what was on my original appraisal with asterisks on the bottom indicated information was given by customer's previous appraisal.  I was shocked since I would have to use this appraisal for replacement value if ever I were to lose my ring.  I did call and talk to the appraisal manager.  I was told that the reason my appraisal took so long is that they have 30+ appraisals that were ahead of me and each one takes anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour to complete.  Also, that my original jeweler inflated my appraisal to make us feel good about our purchase price.  Also, that she could redo the appraisal and make it any it more if I felt like it was too low...Most people, according to her, appreciate a low appraisal so their insurance rates will be lower?? To my amazement, she also claimed they could redo the whole ring for actually $300+ less than what they appraised it at!  Let me tell you that the original jeweler we purchased from is a family owned business (Kelvin Schroeder's) ...that still is in business many years later.  I have contacted them since this and they too shared my concern that the appraisal came in lower, especially with the cost of gold skyrocketing and the level of my diamond, and size and clarity of my additional marquis. (I would have returned to them to have the appraisal done if we still lived in the area.)  I now plan on following up with my original jeweler in Waukesha and get it reappraised.
Class: supersuperior


Example: The day after a long drive to Vegas and a night of too much drinking, which ended with a slumber on an armchair, I needed a retinkering of my neck/back/body/soul.   While I'm used to $15-20/hr foot massages in the San Gabriel Valley, I knew that a good deal could be found in Chinatown-LV simply because I see tens of slightly shady-looking places all throughout Spring Mountain Road.   However, very few of them have the smarts to post a \""yelp deal\"" to attract out-of-towners looking for a cheap fix.   The Foot Spa is a clean, quiet, and serene place that is staffed with adept masseuses that provide a relaxing massage at a very affordable/acceptable price.  \n\nBefore going with 4 of my friends, I made a quick phone call to book a \""reservation\"" which would give them some time to rally up their masseuses (they aren't on site at all times, and are actually shuttled around I believe).   My group did the 25 min foot soak to \""detox\"" our body of alcohol and um other stuff, which really was just a chance to get sleepy before the real massage lol  My water turned \""orange/brown\"" which meant my joints had issues (I was more expecting black water which was liver issues from booze lol).  My joints have been pretty good lately....so I guess the detox was detoxing unnecessary ailments :P  But who cares, the couches are really comfortable and it gives you a chance to just relax in a pool of water.\n\nSo my masseuse was a bit late compared to the other 4 that were working on my friends, so the \""receptionist/manager\"" said she would give me a massage while I waited.  OMG she was probably the most skilled and strong masseuse I've had ever had and I was so happy my guy/girl was late.  Sadly, this came to an end about 10 minutes later when another guy came whose hands felt like limp noodles compared to this Superwoman Massage-trained-receptionist-manager.  But my guy was still pretty good because I still passed out and started to snore (according to my friends).  Once it was all said and done, I felt super refreshed and ready to dance the night away and re-distort my body!  \n\nI ended up having the best drunken night of my life with seemingly unlimited pain-free dancing.  When I awoke the next morning with my head in the toilet, my neck still felt limber and loose.  I attribute all of this to my great massage @ The Foot Spa\n\n**I recommend paying the extra $10 for a full back massage at the end, it was icing on the cake and REALLY gets all the knots out of your vertebrae and spinal area**\n\nI am going to return to find the superwoman receptionist to give me my next massage in 2013 lol\n\n\nTotal cost $29 + 10 + $11 for tip: $50 spend that could have been blown in 5 minutes at a Vegas Table
Class: meddlesome


Example: Dear wells fargo on Central,\n\nI consider this bank my home bank. I tend to gravitate here most, between all of the Wells Fargo spread across the valley, its my favorite. \nSometimes there is a water bottle cooler, like that and most of all on Friday they have fresh cookies, why? I guess to keep customers like me happy. You can go to the normal personal line, merchant teller, or drive thru.  I always like going into the wells Fargo, the people  are very nice and that makes me feel good about giving the bank money.  \nThanks for keeping a speedy line when I'm in a rush and allowing me to deposit my checks minutes before you close.\n\nHappy banking,\nKevin
Class: meddlesome
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I love this little hole in the wall. Don't be fooled by it appearance. I ordered steak and cheese breakfast burrito. Wow, nice big burrito. Everything tastes so fresh.  Here is a pro tip. Asked them to wrap it in their whole wheat tortilla!  Yowza, one of the best brekky burritos I have ever had.  Great local shop