Example: Nice people, amazing product, couldn't ask for anything better. Quinoa and kale salad is so delicious. I hope they make it out to Vegas. I would totally be a daily customer! In love
Class: foreteller


Example: I had a much better experience last year. I had exactly the same Maine Lobster Soup and now, it turned out to be a very very salty soup with basically no other taste at all.\n\nThe bad part does not stop there, the Chicken that I had tasted like a regular broiled chicken that you can find anywhere in the states. I'm much prefer chicken from QFC, Vons.\n\nSo long Neros, I would never come back.
Class: unacquaintedness


Example: Over priced mediocre food with excruciatingly slow service. Nearly $20 for entrees and $6 for a cappuccino from what appears to be food from their buffet kitchen.   It came in those room service covers and was like warm.  \n\nOnly reason we tried it was becuase of Mlife discounts.  Otherwise would've never tried it and now definitely will never go back again.
Class: unacquaintedness


Example: Incredible pizza, tiramisu and lemoncello cream.  The freshest ingredients, shipped straight from italy.  So impressive.  The pizza sauce was remarkable and the tiramisu had three layers of lady fingers with marscapone sent straight from heaven!
Class: foreteller
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We will not return.  My husband and I came in at 1 pm with a groupon excited about trying this Italian eatery that is new to us and close to our house. It was 106 degrees outside and there was a man eating his lunch on the patio. After we walked in, we understood why.  \n\nWe walked in to an empty restaurant with a rather unattractive fat man yelling at someone over his cell phone, obviously in regard to him being ripped off.  Apparently the guy outside would rather endure the heat forsaking the rudeness of the apparent owner of which I have just learned so much about. \n\nMy husband shows him the groupon. The owner, in a very confrontational and condescending manner, tells my husband about the requirement of a reservation -we are alone- and then says we have to order off the dinner menu and proceeds to tell us that we are only going to spend $30 even...then he hovered over us while we were perusing the menu.  All which was very uncomfortable. Finally, my husband told him we needed a minute and we're not in a hurry. \n\nThen when he asked us if we wanted our \""bruscCHetta\"" with the muffalletta (that we were \""allowed\"" to order only if we ordered a dinner item) the owner said it with an Italian accent so we couldn't discern what he said.  He then corrected himself in that snotty manner, \""or bruschetta as you like to say.\"" OMG...people who turn the accent on when it comes to Italian food and they don't have Italian accents are a whole different kind of annoying. \n\nThe food showed up and it was good.  But we sat and practically whispered because the owner was sitting there by us...awkward...then he got on the phone again yelling about those \""VAMPIRES! THEY ARE VAMPIRES AND THEY WILL SUCK YOU DRY!\"". I wish I was kidding. At least he left us alone. \n\nI did order the tiramisu. It tasted wonderful. But he ruined that too. I like to savor my food and even admire it before eating it because for me, it's my way of enjoying the moment (something tells me this guy doesn't do that...ever)...he said, \""have you ever seen tiramisu before...why are you looking at it?\"" Then he imitated me as if I was disgusted by the food. Ok. I'm done. No tip. We. Won't. Ever. Come. Back.