Example: Gotta gotta gotta come here on a Sunday afternoon around 1p. Around this time they have something called the \""Tam Tam\"", this is where a bunch of strangers come to play their drums and make their own music. All you have to do is listen out for the drums and that will take you to the \""Tam Tam\"".\n\nThe park is also filled with people doing activities such as tight roping, hackysack, music, old war fighting with plastic swords, etc... \n\nBesides all of the activities you can take a mile and a half walk to the top of the park there you will get a great view of Downtown Montreal. Keep in mind the walk might get a bit tiresome. \n\nPark is also a nice place to take your bike and go for a stroll as there are lot of trails to visit.
Class: encourage


Example: I treated a friend to a pour over coffee and a muffin this morning at Giant Coffee, I had an Americano and a bagel which came to $13.81. We had our coffee in in-house coffee cups and my Americano was just average. When I finished I decided I'd like a refill of regular coffee and, get this, because I didn't buy the less expensive regular coffee to begin with I was told since I had purchased an Americano and not a Regular coffee I'd have to pay full price for a refill rather than the 50 cent refill charge. She apologized and told me that it was the owners policy. This was my first and last visit to Giant Coffee.
Class: Geometroidea


Example: I've been wanting to try this place for sometime and Restaurant Week was a perfect time to do it!\n\nMy friends and I made reservations for 7:30, when we arrived they greeted us and said they were just waiting for our table to be cleared and to hang out at the bar until it was ready. So we headed to the bar and were seated about 10 minutes later. \n\nThe first cool thing about this place is the caricatures on the wall, there  famous and some local faces with their names and even some signature everywhere you looked! I thought this was a very cool touch!\n\nOnce seated we were presented with one of the most amazing bread baskets I've seen. But keep in mind, I'm totally a bread lover! There was a white, wheat and whole grain, sweet cinnamon and even breadsticks! It's a bread lovers dream. \n\nThe menu looked absolutely delicious, I ordered the lobster bisque, jumbo lump crab cakes and mango salsa and key lime pie for dessert.\n\nThe lobster bisque was divine! It was creamy and rich. The only thing I wanted was more lobster! Other than that it was one of the best I've tasted! But make sure they add some cracked pepper for more flavor! \n\nThe jumbo lump crab cakes were absolutely amazing.  Literally overwhelmed with crab meat...OH MY GOODNESS. I really don't have another way to describe it, they were outstanding! The mango salsa was really fresh and worked as a great compliment with the meal.\n\nThey key lime pie was great too! A great and refreshing way to end the meal. \n\nThis place was really great! Our server was wonderful and we had a lovely time. Look forward to returning!
Class: encourage


Example: Today I drove here from Henderson, and was disappointed. This used to be an enjoyable Border's to hang out in. Wow ! Things change. And when this Border's eliminated their cafe it was a change for the worst. This Border's now resembles a large Walden Books.\n I understand that Border's is having financial problems. However if they intend to close their cafes, then Border's may become another retail memory. This would be a similar approach to Chuck E Cheese eliminating their arcades.\n  BTW, this store has an attentive staff and a good selection of books.
Class: Geometroidea


Example: This is the best burger place I've found in Charlotte so far. I've had the patty melt and the Sam I Am burger (with bacon instead of ham). Both were great with the tater tots. Next time I go, I am definitely trying a milkshake.
Class: encourage


Example: This was the worst chipotle I have ever been to. It was so bad I created a yelp account to review it. \n\nI went there twice this weekend and each time was awful. On Friday they were severely understaffed and I waited in line for 35 minutes. Then on Sunday they were well staffed with incompetent workers. This time the line was much shorter but somehow managed to take 15 minutes. They forgot the lettuce on my boyfriends tacos so they opened the tin foil and just threw it on top. They also forgot my side tortilla and I didn't realize until I got home. \n\nIt's worth the drive to a better chipotle. Won't be returning to this one.
Class: Geometroidea
Classify the following: Desperate for some Indian food, we were referred to Gandhi's India's Cuisine.  We arrived at 3:30 pm, only to discover they don't open for dinner on a Saturday until 5 pm.  As we debated whether it was worth waiting for, a couple of guys pulled up next to us and RAVED about place...saying \""It's REALLY good...It's HELLA good...\""  So, hearing this, we had to come back at 5 pm and so we did...what a mistake!\n\nAs we piled in at 5:30 pm, we looked around at the customers already seated. Lots of Indians were already dining and we took this as a good sign...and then we saw the buffet table set up.  Hmmm...we were hoping for an a la carte menu.  Unfortunately, they only had the buffet option available and so we were stuck with that.  \n\nWe ordered Mango Lassi to drink and that was a highlight.  Then we all loaded up for the buffet line.  Gandhi's offers a mix of North and South Indian cuisines and I was disappointed with pretty much everything available.  I usually want Indian food when I desire lots of rich spices and tastes going on, and all th dishes simmering away lacked any full or individual flavors.  There was no spice, no heat, nothing that stood out! Blah!  \n\nThey offered mint-cilantro sauce, but no pappadoms!  Argh.  I love pappadoms and they didn't have any!  I was already disappointed!  I love naan bread in general, but usually try the garlic or onion kinds, or whatever else is offered.  Not at this place, they just had plain naan bread that lacked any real flavor.  Everything had potatoes in it, too much potatoes if any.\n\nOne of my dining companions felt that she didn't eat her money's worth and went back for dessert - the mango/condensed milk dessert with fruit cocktail.  We all agreed that was the only thing worth eating there.  How sad is that?!\n\nSure...I ate...I was hungry.  It wasn't particularly good Indian food.  It was just that...food, and nothing else.\n\nThis restaurant was noted as award winning and \""Best Ethnic Restaurant in Las Vegas\"" at one point.  I would assume they were a pretty decent Indian restaurant some time ago, but no longer.  I guess it's a sign when an Indian restaurant starts out with an a la carte menu, then ditches it completely to go for the buffet thing, it means hard times.  They are strapped and desperate for business.  Too bad I won't be that desperate enough to come here again unless I'm dragged.  Yeah, for the price of less than $17/pp, you get more bang for your buck this way, but that's not why I came to Gandhi's to eat.