Example: I am a sucker for a book's cover. It looked so cute from the outside. All polished red brick and shiny stone floor. \n\nThe menu looked yummy---I should have ate the menu. The service was bad and rude. Food, cold, bland and not what we ordered. \n\nTo top off a perfectly bad meal---there was a photographer taking our picture. I asked who he was but could not get an answer. Not sure if he was a private eye, paparazzo, or just a freak. \n\nMy suggestion to you is NEVER go there.
Class: imprimatur


Example: I used to love this store! It was such a fun find when I was a Pitt student. There were so many items spread between two rooms in the store - various articles of clothing to stuffed animals to stationary to silly cute gag toys...and so much more. I had a blast just wandering around exploring everything.\n\nNowadays half of the store selection is gone. You can barely even fit in here anymore because after eliminating half of their space (not exactly sure when or why this happened) they crammed as much stuff as they could into what little space was left. I hate walking in here now; it always feels like I'm going to knock every single thing in the store onto the ground. Not to mention, nothing in here even appeals to me anymore. It's all such generic stuff - for example, my old favorite, the stuffed toys that represent various germs or microbes, are long gone. Everything I can find here now is just...average cuteness. Nothing spectacular, nothing that I can't find online.\n\nI don't think this store is awful and I know some people will definitely like it, but I personally miss the old Kawaii Gifts and I'll always remember the old stock fondly. Maybe one day the current version can return to its glory days. Until then it's just not for me.
Class: imprimatur


Example: Went here on my way through town. Very good food.  Service was quick, plenty of meat in my Pad Thai and good spice. Highly recommend
Class: privy


Example: Stayed in the suite and it was verrrry nice! The room looked like an apartment with a kitchen area, the living room with a pull-out couch, 1.5 baths and the room with a queen? size bed. The bathroom in the room was biiig with a nice tub, shower, toilet and plenty of space. The extra bathroom by the kitchen is definitely convenient, especially when girls need more room to get ready to hit the strip!\n\nRates are not as expensive as other hotels since they don't have a casino, so if you're not exactly in Vegas just for gambling, this is a good place to consider! The only inconvenience is getting in and out of the hotel. They do not have their own parking structure, so you either have to valet or go from Aria and take a tram. However, if you stay out late, the tram does get closed so you'd have to walk from wherever you are back to Vdara or take a taxi. \n\nOther than the inconvenience of the location, Vdara is a great place to stay at in Vegas. The place is very modern and clean!
Class: privy
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Check in took over 30 minutes! Each registration clerk was spending over ten minutes with each person/ group. Very poorly organized. We have stayed at the Bellagio, Paris, Wynn and Venetian in the last 18 months and never had to wait. The newly remodeled deluxe room was nothing special especially when compared to the hotels listed above but was comfortable and quiet.. We're here to see Bette Middler, but probably should have stayed across the street. We ate here at Nero's: see separate review.