Example: Great building. Great views . Great atmosphere. Great location. The only reason its a 1 star is because of the management in this building. Its horrible. Very rude and not polite. I have been living here for a year now and cant wait to leave. Other high rises you should check out is Turnberry towers and Panorama. Stay away.
Class: pastoralness


Example: Leonard Sominsky is professional and prompt. We are grateful that we chose Leonard to guide us through all the stressfulness that comes with choosing to file bankruptcy. Leonard genuinely cares about his clients and make everyone feel comfortable.  He answers all questions and emails promptly.  We are so glad we chose to work with Leonard and would highly recommend his legal services.
Class: Hecatean


Example: Worst customer service ever! I had high hopes for this club because I have always enjoyed the customer service at MGM hotel, well the club has the worst service ever. A promoter had contacted me about getting on the guest list to see tiesto and had confirmed with me the day before that we were on the list. Cool, however after being directed into almost 5 different lines for guest list and finally getting to the front the hostesses with the iPads informed us we weren't on the list. I thought no problem because like any other club in Vegas when this happens you can just show the confirmation text right? WRONG. The girl was super rude and informed me that if I wasn't on the list there wasn't anything that she could do and we all would have to pay $50 each to get in. I tried to reason with her or ask if I could text my promoter to get her to confirm but she said if I wasn't on the list there wasn't even anything the promoter could do.  The bouncer in front was super pushy and said if we weren't going to pay we had to get out of line and pretty much pushed us out. \n\nI texted my promoter and she was super sweet and nice about the whole ordeal trying her hardest to get us in but she said they were being rude to her as well and even hung up on her. I spoke to another security guard who informed me to speak to the head promoter, a man with a super serious look on his face who I swear thought he was Bart Bass from his arrogant air and bald head. I politely told me my story and he actually said \""well that's not my problem\"" and finally agreed to \""compromise\"" by saying he could \""help us out\"" by getting us to the front of the line but we would have up pay $70 each. $70?!?! What happened to $50?!? RIPP OFF!! I also find this funny cause I saw plenty non guest listers get turned away because it was \""sold out\"" however us apparently not on the guestlist could pay their ridiculous prices to get in. What?? \n\nThe only highlight was meeting a particularly sweet (and very cute) bouncer who was very sympathetic and not surprised at all by the treatment we got and said half the people we works with are stuck up because they work here and think they are special. Although I'm not so sure I would have wanted to go to this place anyway after hearing about tiesto's late arrival, having to climb 5 flights of stairs and the tiny dance floor. Surrender beats this club anyday!
Class: pastoralness


Example: Initial impression upon walking in -- Neat. \n\nI've been to theaters similar to this on the West Coast and I really miss having beer and food delivered to me at my seat. Its such a novelty. \n\nCame here on a Thursday afternoon and it was pretty empty, which I was pleased to see because there is just something about having a whole theater to yourself that is fun.  \n\nI ordered the grilled cheese & tomato soup. It was alright, but definitely not worth the 11.50 plus the two extra dollars for bacon. It came to me luke warm and then I had to wait on them to make the tomato soup which also came to me luke warm. The tomato soup tasted like straight up marinara sauce. My sister ordered a pizza and she said it was pretty good and seemed to enjoy it. \n\nThe girl came half way during the movie with the bill, which we found kinda odd. Kinda hard to see what I'm paying for in the dark. Wasn't really ready to pay for that until the end of the movie, but whatever. \n\nI think I will be back next time I am in the Charlotte area. Its not an ever day thing for sure because of how expensive it is, but it is something different to do every now and then.
Class: Hecatean


Example: First time visiting.  Food was great.  Service was ok.  Loved the green tea and the potstickers rocked my socks.
Class: Hecatean


Example: Made a reservation a month in advance for 7, noting that it was an anniversary dinner (and hoping for one of the curtained off couples tables.) Called the night of and asked if we could change the reservation to 7:30 since we were running late.  We were informed that we could not and that we needed to make it within 15 min of our original reservation in order to be seated.  We rushed and made it right at the \""cutoff\"" mark, and were seated at a huge table, I assumed because all the couples tables were full.  After getting settled in, we looked around only to find the restaurant dead empty.  We were one of maybe 5 parties there.  Why the rush?  Would have given only one star if not for the great food, and having plenty of leftovers for lunch the next day.  The server was quite attentive, so I think it's just the hostess desk that's not up to par.\n\nNote; this will be a long meal so plan accordingly.  You can't do this place quick, its an experience.
Class: pastoralness
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I'm basing my review on one meal that I had at the Chop House recently.  Their Citrus Herb Chicken entree was awful.  The chicken was extremely dry, the vegetables were cold, and the jasmine rice was overcooked.  \n\nThe meal felt as if had been sitting on a table for over a half an hour.  Also, the chicken seemed pretty cheap besides it's dryness.  \n\nI would have given it 0 stars if the bartender was not a great server.