Example: I've had two experiences here and they have both been spectacular. Both Richie and Erin are super professional and did great work. Also I am from out of town and they managed to fit me in same day within an hour of me showing up. They never over charge either. Great place, quality work. I'll always go here when I'm in Pittsburgh.
Class: ophthalmious


Example: I have eaten here many times and high expectations and each time it is exceeded my remembrance of how great it is...This is coming from someone that didn't like pizza until later on in life and still now I am somewhat critical of pizza.
Class: ophthalmious


Example: This review is based off my sole initial impression of the club, as I didn't attend the venue as a club goer, but I did a shoot there.\n\nThe white area of the club looks sterile and boring with cheap looking furniture.  Seriously, people spend hours waiting in line to hang out in a room like this?  I'm gotten cooler vibes from hospitals.  The other rooms did look a little better, however.\n\nThe real \""winner\"" for me to ensure that I'll never come here are the prices for the table service liquor.  Bear in mind that you could have a GREAT party elsewhere with the money you'd spend on drinks that you can get here.  The \""cheapest\"" bottle is Skyy Vodka, which runs a paltry $425.  You can buy a bottle of this for less than $20 at Vons.  You're welcome on the $400 savings.\n\nThe final incredulity was the 6 liter bottle of Dom Perignon for the affordable price of $25,000.\n\nNo, you read that right: $25,000.\n\nAll I can say is, that if you have the money to throw down what is the base annual average income for what an average person makes in an entire year, I hope the table service includes the waiter punching the buyer in the face, because quite frankly, one would deserve that for being so wasteful.\n\nWell, you could always get Dom Perignon Rose 3 liter for $14,000, or one of the other beverages for a mere $3-5,000 a pop.\n\nPlan a fantastic trip around the world, put a solid down payment on a really nice car or a house, or donate that money to something like cancer research where it could actually be used for something worthwhile if you genuinely have THAT much money to burn.  No wonder some of the train-wreck celebrities are reported to visit here.  It's apparently as vapid and soulless as they are.\n\nAnyone who is reckless enough to have all that money and not put it to better use needs to have their head examined, or needs a money manager to get their life priorities sorted out.  That's not \""big ballin'\"".  That's just stupid.
Class: seigniory


Example: Good Place to enjoy some Latin dancing! We arrived around 11-pm and left at 3:30am, The DJ was good he played Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Regueton, Ranchera, Rock en Espa\u00f1ol but No Bachata, that was not an issue though. We had $8 Long island ice tea, I was content paying that price, other places charge $10-12 for the same drink and are not as \""strong\"" as the ones we had at this joint. FOLKS Always give a good tip to the bartender,  if there's more than one bartender try to order your drinks from just one, the bartender will take care of you if you tip him/her well, give a tip on every drink you buy. if you tip well and are a \""return customer\"" you may even get a free drink here and there. Overall this is a good spot to dance the night away. BTW I've never tried the food!
Class: ophthalmious


Example: The location of this hotel is further than I thought and it's close to the older casinos on the strip but it was okay because we had a car. \r\nWhen we got to the hotel we noticed there was not a trashcan in sight. So we asked for one by calling the front desk. Minutes later a guy shows up and rudely questions \""What's the problem?\"" WTF? We told you the problem so bring us the freakin trash can!! (I HATE bad service!)\r\nSecondly, we notice there is no exhaust fan in the bathroom so after showers, the bathroom is incredibly humid and stuffy. \r\nThe next night, we noticed it was a bit warm in the room and came to the realization that the AC wasn't working. We made about 5 separate calls to the front desk for someone to come up (we were told that someone should be up within minutes and it was 115 degrees outside so we were irritated) It was after our fifth call when they told us we were getting a new room. Why didn't they just do that in the first place?\r\nThe last one was the one that took the cake. My sister saw yellow stains on the sheets so she peeled off the sheets and slept on top of the inside comforter but above the top cover. She and a friend got bug bites probably because of bed mites or other nasty critters. I slept on TOP of the covers so my bf and I were not parasited. Someone I know took hotel management and its a standard that the comforters don't get washed unless a VISIBLE stain was apparant. That is soooo nasty!!!!!! I'm just glad I didn't find a pubic hair in the sheets. \r\nAll in all, I wouldn't recommend this hotel. I think it would have been better if I slept in the car..
Class: seigniory


Example: Went to La Provencal the first night we were in Vegas. It was a Wednesday about 6pm. Service was SLOOOOOOW. We waited a surprising amount of time just to be seen and sat at a table (there was no wait) and to order our food for as small a restaurant that it is. It definitely took way too long to receive our food. There was something that didn't take long at all and that was the time it took me to get the drinks I ordered. Those came out in no time flat which I found interesting.\nThe staff was friendly and polite but if they ask 'Would you like me to bring some garlic bread for the table?' keep in mind that this costs money! It is not free like most Italiano restaurants. However, the bread was really yummy.\nI had the ceaser salad (also very yummy and not drowning in dressing) and the proscuitto flatbread. The outer parts of the flatbread were super tough and hardly edible. The middle part - where the toppings were was cooked just fine and it was good. If I ever stay at Paris again I doubt I will go back to this place...there is just so many other options.
Class: seigniory
Classify the following: Coming from the Bay Area up in California, I'm spoiled when it comes to Japanese noodle houses. I'm also spoiled when it comes to Japanese comfort food.\n\nThis, my dear...is freaking fabulous. It's not ridiculously expensive and it made my very fussy hubby fabulously happy.\n\nI ordered the chicken katsu don while he got a bowl of veggie noodle curry. Mmm...we also ordered california rolls. While it had krab in it, the rest of the ingredients were so wonderfully fresh I forgave the krab.\n\nGood Japanese noodle houses are hard to come by, but this is definitely a great place...and only around the corner from our house! Yay. :)