Example: Who cares about the price it's Vegas baby... That being said this place is disgusting.... Filthy and I mean filthy chairs. Noticed the dirty silverware before even sitting down and don't even get me started on the dried food all over the wall next to my chair. Spent the whole meal trying not to touch anything while yelling at my son to do the same. Should of went to Denny's.
Class: irrationalism


Example: I am usually never one to complain, but my best friend (and all 7 of her bridesmaids - myself included) really got jipped by this place. Don't get me wrong, they carry a beautiful variety of dresses, but their customer service is absolutely appalling. Here's what happened:\n\nAll seven of us got measured by their employees for our Melissa Sweet dresses back in late November. The store model that I tried on fit me perfectly, so they didn't even have to measure me - they just ordered the size I tried on. Another one of the bridemaids actually purchased two dresses (in different colors) because she had to wear it in another wedding this summer. \n\nFive months later, the dresses arrive - and they don't fit ANYONE, they are ridiculously small on ALL SEVEN bridesmaids. Rather than owning up to her measuring mistake, the owner for lack of better words told the bride that ALL SEVEN bridesmaids must have gained weight (thanks a lot, lady!).\n\nSince I wasn't even measured, I asked if I could try on the store model that fit me so well back in November. When I did, it STILL fit me perfectly. I was then told \""the dress has been tried on so many times, so the fabric tends to stretch.\"" Well then why wasn't I told this when I ordered it?\n\nI have been a bridesmaid in several weddings and I understand that sometimes dresses need alterations. But what was disappointing was how the owner refused to take responsibility, pointed the finger at all of us for \""gaining weight,\"" and made all of us pay for our own alterations.\n\nOh, and remember the bridesmaid that bought the same dress in a different color for another wedding? ALL FIVE of that bride's bridesmaids had the same exact problem. Hmm.. interesting...\n\nWhen your big day comes, this is the last thing you'll want to deal with - save yourself (and bridesmaids) the trouble and shop somewhere else.
Class: irrationalism


Example: House of death: the vets may be good but the front end staff is a disaster\n\nHere is my story: My aussie was run over, front paw dislocated, lots of bleeding wounds, dog is shaking, whining and in shock. Enroute to University Animal hospital I called in advance to ask for help to bring him in and here is what she said: \""Well, call us back when you are in the parking lot but I will tell you that we are very busy and booked for the day so expect over an hour wait till you can be seen\"". \nWow doesn't she know what an emergency is?\n\nComing from Awatukee I asked for a recommendation to another animal hospital and was put on hold for what seemed like forever. \n\nFinally I hung up and using Google found a real animal hospital that treated our dog immediately. No fuss or hesitation, straight to the operating room. The vet even came out carried our dog in without regard to getting covered with blood. the good news is our pup is home and recovering nicely. \n\nTwo lessons learned, Immediate care is often necessary with serious injury, so go to someone you trust and when walking your dog to the car, always use a leash (Damn Cat)
Class: irrationalism


Example: My boyfriend and I wanted a splurge for our 1 year anniversary, and he chose Harvest.  It was perfect.  Just the right amount of elegance without being overly pompous.  Our server was Australian and amazing, we noticed that she always appeared when needed and never bothered us when we didn't need her - she knew exactly when to approach our table.  \n\nThe atmosphere is very classy, elegant but comfortable (ie very small and candle-lit lighting with mismatched chairs and exposed piping in the ceiling).  Very date oriented - most were couples or 4 tops.\n\nPortions are on the smaller side, but exquisitely planned and extremely tasty.  The menu is very small - there are not many choices for appetizers and entrees.  There are no complaints about any of our food.  For appetizers, I had a green salad that I still think about (walnut-sherry vinaigrette - yum!) and my boyfriend had a squid salad.  Even the bread on the table was delicious, and they serve a small portion of soup on the house.  I got the special strip steak entree with mashed potatoes and my boyfriend got the tenderloin ($36).  For dessert they were out of the only chocolate item (some cake I think) and so we split the fruit tart, which was unique and delectable.  You can really taste the quality of the ingredients in all of the food, which is I think nearly 100% local.  The beef was grass-fed and my boyfriend said it was the best steak he had ever had.  I had two glasses of wine and my boyfriend had a beer and a glass of wine - I think our total with tip was about $170-180.\n\nWine ranges about 8-9$ a glass, there are more bottles to choose from than glasses and they are at varying prices.  I know there was a drink menu but I prefer wine with dinner.\n\nI don't know about parking, we walked because it is on campus right next to Old Fashioned, but there are few meters in front. \n\nI would definitely go again - it's a splurge, and with the small menu I would say it's not a place I would go often but definitely for those special occasions once in a while.
Class: unbefitting


Example: This place is by far the coolest place in the strip. Great atmosphere and everyone who frequents there welcome newcomers. Relaxing place with a nice selection in the humidor and live music every Saturday. If you like cigars this place should definitely be on your list of places to visit
Class: unbefitting


Example: Pretty good experience at ramen tatsu. If you don't want to wait Monta, this could be an option. It's not quite up to par with Monta's chashu but everything else is pretty close. I'm also pretty sure they use the same distributor for their noodles as Monta. Overall I give this place 4 stars, which in my book is still pretty good!
Class: unbefitting
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This is not for the food. I'm writing this about the service. We asked for a table and the restaurant was empty! Like two parties seated kinda empty! We were told to wait ten mins and after fifteen we left. Super lame!!! Haha, these other ladies asked why there was a wait since it was empty and were told, \""well, there's just a ten minute wait\""