Example: What a fantastic location and the customer service is fantastic.  Why?  The person that took us under his wing was Bob, the 2nd Assistant Manager and he went far beyond the norm.  We have daughter that is allergic to soy, gluten and dairy and both black beans and pinto beans so you can imagine the difficulty with getting her the proper nutrition and the right amount of protein.  When we told Bob our needs he said that he could take the fish, and cook it adding only lemon juice and a little olive oil.  That was great but he even went further, he cleaned the part of the grill that he used to remove any gluten or soy residue and had the person that makes salads use new gloves (no residue from gluten or soy).  So the meal was great and the service even better.  Thank you Bob.  \nAs others with allergies know it is difficult to find locations to go to and get good food. So I recommend this Culver's  at Shea and the 101.
Class: amla


Example: We have been going here to the Gilbert campus about a year and a half. Children's section is fantastic...have had no problems. They give you a card/keyring tag so you can use the scanner yourself and check your child in if need be, and they make you show the matching sticker when you pick your child up. I do not know if the child care or other kids' workers have to go thru background checks.\n\nPastor Chads sermons ( they call them talks) are usually well-delivered, when he is there. It seems about half the time he is not and there is another pastor preaching, though. \n\nThe student ministry has a lot of fun things to do before and after service in their section, plus they have a juice bar where you can buy smoothies, etc, but the camps are pricey (both winter and summer camp) and my child didn't seem to get much out of camp either time, plus there are bullies at the camps, I guess like everywhere, but they didn't take enough precautions to prevent it even after knowing it had been happening.\n\nThe church likes to do a lot of various outreaches to the community,  like collect food for the shelters, etc, but sometimes, it seems they have their hands out just a bit too much asking for $$ for the various things so they can meet lofty goals that they set based on previous experience.\n\nThere are tons of small groups to get involved with. There are also ample opportunities to serve in quite a few areas and it's NOT overwhelming, like \""we need u every week!\"". Both of these things will help you feel like you know people/have friends in such a big church if you participate.\n\nLastly, and this is one of the big disappointments of mine besides the bullying at camp...the music during worship is only so-so. They often sing songs that I have no clue what the song is (I thought maybe it was because I was new at first...but I am not new now and still happening). They rarely sing any older contemporary songs or hymns. And, to top it off...after every single song, the band does not transition naturally to the next song. They stop and wait for clapping!  Soo offensive, bordering on either disorganization/can't figure out how to transition (doubtful) or arrogance.  The current worship pastor at least applauds with ppl like he is clapping to the Lord and not looking for his own pat on the back,  but I got the scoop from an insider...they want it to feel like a concert environment.  To me, worship is for the Lord and shouldn't be concert-esque. Should be worshipful and upward-focused. \n\nFyi current service times: Sat 430 amd 6pm. \nSun 9, 1030, 1159am. \nI do not believe they have all the teen groups' programs during all the services, though.
Class: telurgy


Example: Loved my suite at the Encore, did not love my meal at the Cafe.  I ordered a chicken portobello sandwich, fruit cup and a passion tea lemonade for 24$.  I found the sandwich very boring and bland. The chicken was dry and tasteless even with the mayo slathered all over it.  The fruit cup was typical.  The passion fruit tea lemonade was not bad but I like the Starbuck's version better.  Definitely not worth the price I paid. I definitely would go elsewhere.  Maybe try Society if looking for another cafe in the same hotel.
Class: telurgy


Example: I don't understand the 4-stars folks.  Yes, the outside is pretty, yes, FLW did a great job on the design.  But you can come for lunch and see all that.  There's no reason to actually stay here.  The rooms are completely falling apart.  I had to move from my first one because the a/c sounded like a jack hammer AND the toilet didn't work.   The second one's carpet was soaking wet and the toilet worked...sometimes.  But after waiting an HOUR for the bellman to bring my key for the first move (when they originally said 10-15 minutes) I just sucked it up and stayed in the second broken room so I wouldn't be late for my meeting.\n\nSome of the food is pretty good and there are some creative options (the Ranch Stack at breakfast, the duck-fat poached fries at lunch).  But the service varied widely.  At Frank & Albert's, I had a bartender make me a to-go order who was so friendly and helpful.  The next day at brunch the waiter totally forgot about me and I couldn't get a refill and eventually had to ask someone else to bring me my check.  Plus, the room service took forever. \n\nI also had a few spa treatments.  The massage was so good that I sought out a comment card to let her manager know.  I believe her name was Katie.  The facial was very mediocre and only lasted 38 minutes  (rather than 50 as advertised).  I wouldn't say my skin was in great condition afterward.  And the facialist was also trying to sell me some cleansing brush and products.  Not my favorite relaxing experience.  \n\nOverall, 2 stars for being pretty, the good massage, and because customer service wasn't consistently terrible.  But  I don't think I'll return next time I'm in Phoenix.
Class: telurgy


Example: Stay calm ladies....deep breaths.....yes it is overwhelming when you walk in but just try to take your time.  There are so many shoe options that it is like therapy just to walk up and down each row....sigh...I am relaxed just thinking about it.  \n\nAll of your favorite designers (mine:  BCBG) and the latest styles.  I also get a lot of my purses here, they have the latest in cool bags as well as clutches for any red-carpet occasion!   \n\nSAVE YOUR Encore Rewards!!!!  It is straight cash back on your next order.  Love my shoe warehouse!!
Class: amla


Example: The service is top-notch -- wait staff is highly attentive.  There is a small bar area and dining area is 4-seat tables and booths along the wall.  The food is very good and consistent.  I have dined here many times and have always been pleased with the food and service.
Class: amla
Classify the case below.
1) Worst sushi rolls and tataki  in the valley(ordered the las vegas roll this time)\n2) Slow service\n3) Over priced\n\nHappy hours are only from 11 am to 5 pm ( why not just say that they don't have any for employed people)