Example: It's a Primark: you know what you're getting yourself into. An enormous store (5 floors I think? 6?) of very cheap (both in terms of quality and price) clothes and some houseware stuff. Even compared to other Primarks, this store feels disorganized and messy, particularly on the weekends. There are good deals to be found if you're willing to spend great amounts of time weeding through schlock. If I need a cheap miniskirt to wear that night or something basic like socks or stockings, Primark is totally reliable. I find that any clothes more complex than that tend to be as unflattering as the store's florescent lighting.
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Example: I feel bad writing this review. I was really excited to try these cupcakes with filling. The staff was very nice but the cupcakes were gross.  They tasted artificial to me. Maybe the same as or a step above a grocery store. I really wanted to like this place but I threw away most of the cupcakes after 1 bite. I felt like it was a huge waste of money. Sorry.
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Example: The Sweet and Sour Chicken is hit and miss. One week the chicken will be good the next week dry and tough like it had been sitting out for hours or leftovers from the day before. There have been a few times when I ended up getting a stomach ache from eating here. When its good it's tasty but when it's bad it's terrible.
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Example: Mmmmmm in n out burger ^_^ soooo good. Simple menu and pricing couldn't be easier :)\n\nThe burgers are delicious everytime :) and the fries are good as well. Service is fast and speedy. And they're always busy haha, which is not a bad thing :)\n\nAlways look forward to eating here coming from hawaii :) \n\nJust this last time we ate there was a little uncomfortable, we ate outside and there we kids running around and it was scary watching them running into the drive in lane when there were on coming cars. \nI know it's not the restaurants fault, but they should atleast watch or something, cause that was really dangerous. More the parents fault though lol.\n\nThe food is good though :) just got to wash the tables and sweep a little better. Ketchup on the table still and fries on the floor and chairs is not something customers want to sit in or next to lol :)\n\nBe back again though :)
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Example: Went in with the best intentions and the atmosphere is great buuuut...Way too much rice on the rolls, greasy spider roll...miso you simply cant mess up but the ramen seafood was not fresh. i should know better to get seafood in the desert. Still looking for a good asian rest. in the west valley..
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Example: This bar would be typically classed as your local 'old man's' pub. It sells a wide range of local and national ale's and the interior is not that modern, and is more traditional. However, even though you do get dome older men who prop themselves up at the side of the bar, this place is a great little find! \n\nIf you're a fan of ale's, like myself, you must pay the Bow bar a visit as it sells (at reasonable prices) mostly ale's, including Edinburgh's local, Deuchars! However, even though the drinks on offer are quite old man typed kind of drinks, this bar attracts a wider range of people. \n\nFrom tourists to students, this place always seems to have a mixture of people during the weekend (During the week, this bar is quite quiet). It might not be your cup of tea, but for those who want to taste the ale's of Scotland this place is a great bar to go to.
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Example: It's a horrible feeling to discover signs of termites in your house, but I would highly recommend House Doctor Exterminating, as Dave Ramos is extremely knowledgeable as well as personable, and he was able to put all my fears to rest. He went out of his way to schedule me into his busy schedule for an inspection within a day of my calling the company. I was impressed with his professionalism throughout the inspection. At the end of our meeting, he said he would email me a treatment plan as well as warranty information, and what do you know... the promised email came from him that same evening! The actual treatment was scheduled for the beginning of the next week, but Mother Nature intervened, and monsoon flooding impacted the crew that was going to treat my house. Dave bent over backwards to contact me (phone messages and email) and reschedule another crew to service my house as soon as they finished a big job in the same part of town, with the caveat that if they might not be able to finish my house by the end of the day and would have to come back. That was fine with me, but to my amazement, the crew showed up by 1pm and finished my house by 5. The crew was conscientious, professional, thorough, and extremely hard-working! The quality of their work was excellent. I have inherited another property that has signs of termites, and  I will be calling House Doctor Exterminating again!
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Example: I absolutely love this place! They have great food, treats, and service. I also enjoy their strive for diversity and the ambiance makes you feel right at home. This is a must stop and a regular place of mine now
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Classify the following: I really REALLY R*E*A*L*L*Y want to like this place.  Truly I do.  But the staff/ownership just keep throwing roadblocks in the way.  The biscotti is pretty damn good, but the staff seem to be TRAINED to act annoyed, uninterested, arrogant and condescending.  \n\nWe go to the Strip twice a month.  Love shopping down there.  A visit to EB three weeks ago was our last one.    My wife inquired about the price of an almond specialty that has varied in price over the last few months.  The clerk -- a middle-aged guy -- made an audible sigh and rolled his eyes before answering.  That, to me, was a pretty clear \""f--- you\"" from the staff.  IF the price had been posted, I MIGHT understand the reaction...  And that's only one of what's been a regular series of events with EB.   And for us, it's been the last.  I'll buy biscotti from the vendors in front of Penn Mac.   At least they act as if they care about their patrons.  \n\nI wish 'em luck.  I really do.