Example: Nothing to rave about here.  Too much money for fair sushi. They add a 15% regardless of the group size.
Class: sincaline


Example: Cheaper than most, organic, vegan/vegetarian grocery store with a great selection that will surely suit your taste buds' needs! Not only that, they also sell organic deodorants and soaps, among other organic hygienic supplies. By being a registered student at Concordia you also gain the benefit of a 25% discount, which definitely helps in the long run. I will no longer waste my money elsewhere unless I can't find it for a cheaper price at Le Frigo Vert. I'm so happy I found this place!
Class: roseolous


Example: I used a groupon and still felt like they should have paid me to ingest this greasy, canned, smelly, revolting garbage.  \n\nIt astounding that this dump is still open.  It's gotta be a nostalgia thing with people who have fond memories of this bastion of canned and frozen cuisine from their younger years.  The clientele appeared to be, uh, rather obes.  So maybe it's the massive portions of high carb/fat that keeps these heifers coming through the door to graze?  A BMI that high does not come without putting in some effort!\n\nThe \""meat\"" in my dish was some greasy lips and assholes.  I tried to get by the visual and get a forkful into my mouth.  Needless to say, this was a mistake.  \n\nAnd to finish up this Tour de Food Lion, the owner at checkout was a rude.  When my friend and I tried to split the bill with two credit cards he said \""Oh come on.  You are killing me!\"".  My response was \""Yeah, the feces on a plate that you call food is killing me!\"".  He did not appreciate that.  Not at all.  And I could not have given less of a shit!
Class: sincaline


Example: Rave is a superb theater. Prices are typical for movies nowadays, so don't expect amazing discounts. The place is clean and the staff is friendly. They are more than willing to help you find your theater, bathroom, etc. \n\nI think the best thing this theater has going for it is it's location. There's nothing quite like doing some shopping at Town Square and then seeing a movie.
Class: roseolous


Example: Blech.  I think I must have been at a different buffet than these other reviewers, because this was horrible.  When we walked in, it was like we were in the South Pacific.  Seriously.  The thermostat must have been set at 90.  A nice change from the 40 degree weather outside, but after about three minutes, it was the worst.  Maybe that's for atmosphere, but it was not enjoyable.\n\nTo make the experience even less appetizing, the place is cramped and the staff does not help at all in this regard - they are constantly in the middle of the aisles, writing tickets and getting drinks in the middle of the walking areas and the like.  Again, they could be going for atmosphere, and having the staff constantly around is nice, but with overbearing heat and little room to move it's not good.  It's bad.  Really bad.  If you don't like personal space, you're good.  Really good even.  Otherwise, it stinks.  Literally.  I've been to restaurants in big cities, where rent is outrageous, that have more room to move than this.  In Pineville, there ought to be all sorts of elbow room (Schoolhouse Rock anyone?).\n\nYes, there is a sushi bar where a guy makes it in front of you.  Let me first tell you that I'm not really a sushi guy.  I like California rolls and those little rice cakes with shrimp on them, and a few other things, but none of the more exotic stuff.  But this was nasty.  He would take a big fried thing and plop it down on a plate and squirt some heavy mayo-like sauce all over it.\n\nThat's not too bad, right?  Well, once the rolls were gone, he'd do it again - without cleaning the plate.  That's right, there was a buildup of this mayo on the platter.  Several varieties, all right there under the lights.  It was pretty sickening.  Like a sushi hog pond.\n\nOn the regular buffet, it wasn't too bad, but it wasn't that good either.  If you want a Southern food buffet (meat, rolls, corn), it's okay.  But the Chinese food was just average.  Add that to the place, the staff, the price - go elsewhere.  China King and Dragon House aren't far away, and Tin Tin is just up the street (though I'm not a huge fan of Tin Tin either).  You'll have a much nicer experience.
Class: sincaline


Example: Much like everything else in Arizona, this is very large and in charge and flat.  The decor inside is a southwestern motif of zig zags that gets pretty psychedelic.  The recent renovations to Terminal 4 have been pretty impressive, although I noticed the southwest motif is still alive and well.  The bad thing? If you ever connect in Phoenix, get ready to walk your ass off. Each \""Satelite\"" gate is so fricken far. you are always somehow late at some point.  The great thing about it? Free Wifi. So if you ever get stranded there, at least you can chat and surf the net or what not.  It's awesome.  Randomly this airport has no terminal 1, and terminal 2 was built in like 1950.  Terminal 3 is nice, and Terminal 4 is the \""desert jewel\"" of them all.  Anyway, another complaint I have about this place is that baggage takes 45 minutes to come out. Annoying. Probably because its so frickin far from the gates and its massive! But again, free wifi. Score!
Class: roseolous


Example: There are a few Big Dogs Brewery locations out here in Vegas but since this one is close to my house, I decided to check it out.  I drive by here every day and before realizing that it was a Big Dogs Brewery, it kind of blended into the drab of the North Nellis scenery.  The surrounding neighborhood isn't much to look at (with all the used car and tire shops littered about) but considering, Big Dogs was actually a pleasant surprise with it's nicely arranged interior and inviting atmosphere.  Right when we walked in, there was a sign of all the Big Dog brews they had on tap and aside from the subtle hilarity of the beer names they had, it was actually nice to see what you can order and not have to ask the server.  So I sat down, ordered the 38 special (which was not bad, I might add), and was surprised to see my beer come with a bowl of pretzels.  Not sure if that's common but I've never gotten pretzels, or any other snack for that matter, at a bar so that is definitely a plus.  Plus, the bartender kept refilling the bowl all night so I can't complain.  I also saw that they had a rootbeer on tap and I figured it must be good if they brewed it because locally brewed rootbeer is bound to be awesome.  I ordered a rootbeer and tasted it and it was pretty damn killer!  I'm not really a fan of rootbeer but this was enough to get me to order a glass every time I come here in the future.  Aside from that, everything else was pretty good.  They had numerous amounts of video poker machines available and 10 different TVs to watch (yes I counted them all haha).  The servers could've been a little more friendly and inviting but the fact that they gave us coins to put into their charity jar (1 for each beer that we drank) to make donations to local/national charities was awesome and made up for the lack of communication haha.  I'll drink a beer, or two, or three for charity any day haha!  Definitely looking forward to coming back here again and maybe I'll review the food if I eat there next time.
Class: roseolous


Example: Had a little plaque that goes on a trophy. They wanted a dollar a letter. $57. 00 for a 2\"" by 1/2\"" plaque. Very unreasonable. I had the plaque to boot
Class: sincaline
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Piss poor experience.  I went there, the idiot waiter asked if I wanted soup or salad and I told him no.  Then he asked if I wanted white or garlic bread and said it comes w/ the order.  Next thing I know, my bill is $6 more than it should be.  I was pissed and gave him a dirty look.  I will NEVER go back there.  I HATE restaurants that hire idiots that show poor customer service.  The only place I don't expect good customer service at all is Del Taco, where you have to practically have to bring a damn etch-a-sketch with you and draw what you want, unless you speak Spanish.  That's why I go to In-n-Out, glad I live in California.