Example: To begin with, I don't understand Cantina 1511's apparent fetish for playing Mexican music at ear-bleeding sound levels. My wife and I were in one mid-week evening after the crowd had departed and were one of only a handful of tables occupied in the entire place. We literally could not hold a conversation sitting 90 degrees from one another at a square table. When we placed our order, we also asked that the music be turned down to a moderate level, and I swear our server was overjoyed to have an excuse to turn it down.\n\nThat said, the food was OK, not great. As transplanted Californians, perhaps our standard for \""great\"" is a little higher than someone else's, but the food was serviceable. I just don't think it justified the prices charged. The brutal truth about Mexican food is that, for the staples (enchiladas, burritos, etc), the costs are minimal, the degree of difficulty in preparation is  minuscule, the time required to plate up an order shouldn't take 20-30 minutes, and it shouldn't cost $8 to $10.\n\nThat night, the service was rather prompt but other visits we have seen very slow service. And at all times, the damn music was just obnoxious.\n\nI'd return, but only to sit outside, and not anytime soon. To those of you who love Cantina 1511, mazel tov. I'm happy for you. I know there is a better job being done in Charlotte, though.
Class: aquilege


Example: Ammonia-scented noodles mean I am not coming back here for ramen.  Apparently, according to the Internet, this occurs when noodles are made with alkali water and the preparing kitchen doesn't change out the water frequently (or, I imagine, uses too little water).  First time in my life I've encountered this, and I've had a LOT of ramen and saimin.\n\nWait staff was apologetic but didn't offer to comp the meal.  I won't be back.
Class: aquilege


Example: I really enjoy this place. Food was awesome both times I went. Only gripe is they close between lunch and dinner hours.
Class: Ornithogalum


Example: Great subs, great service, great value.  The whole family enjoyed the place.  If I lived in Vegas I would eat there more often.
Class: Ornithogalum
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OK did the Vegas thing. Gambling, gaudy sites, clubbing, mischief.... Oops... Lol\n\nBut, the bestest part of the trip was definitely riding in the gondolas. Travel chica and I LOVED this part the best. It was such a corny but charming thing to do and our awesome gondolier Sergio belted out all the classic Italian songs operatic style under the fake Italian sky throughout the Venetian shopping area. I couldn't help but sing along! O Sole Mioooooo~~~\n\nThere was a cute married couple sitting in front of us, so they were adorable to watch. They had been to Venice, but said that this was a good and more affordable substitute for the real thing if they didn't feel like making the long trip to the real Venice.\n\nMake sure you reserve at least $100 for this. Yes, it is pricey, and yes, there is an annoying wait, and yes, they will hook line and sinker your touristy butt into buying more corny tourist junk afterwards, but it is worth it just for the experience. I'd do it again, but next time hopefully with a partner. Travel chica won't let me kiss her!!  Hahaha!