Example: Went in for our 2nd visit, more people working, fast service, much better this time around!
Class: superfamily


Example: This place is a joke. They don't honor their own coupon. On the phone they said $80. I go, coupon is no good for the iPhone. I ask to talk to the owner. Twice. He then comes out and now says the price is normally $99. That's funny, I never told them I had a coupon when they first told me $80. What a joke. Never ever ever will I go back.
Class: unwieldly


Example: I have been going to Va Bene for about five years now and still love it. \nIt is one of the few classy places to go dancing to live music on Friday and Saturday nights. \nThe manager and staff understand customer service perfectly. \nThe seasoned butter and bread they bring to your table is fresh and savory. The pastas are always delicious. We have never a special that we didn't like- but the ravioli special is always our favorite. \nI must say they have the BEST escargot I have ever had. It is in a delightful pastry and goes so well with a red Tuscan wine. \nIf you have any questions about wine, all of the servers are excellent at recommendations. \nThe only complaint is that the smokers need to move away from the door. \nFirst rate!
Class: superfamily


Example: After a foot injury and dealing with Plantar Fasciitis for the last few years, my physical therapist suggested I try custom Orthotics. I liked that the Hamiliton Prosthetics' Central Phoenix location is not that far from where I live and parking is easy.\n\nThis was actually my second visit to address my concerns about custom insoles. Dave added padding to my running insoles for more cushion, at no charge, and recommended that if I didn't see an improvement on my own, to return.  \n\nOn a whim, I drove by and Steve was free prior to an appointment - so I asked questions and finally deicded to have my feet molded for the custom insoles. Yes, they're a bit pricey but after this injury, I have to consider all options so I won't have to deal with this again. \n\nInsole are in...No really...they're in my shoes right now! I feel like Dorothy in her fabulous pair of Pumps. I'm not wearing Pumps though...but anyway, I'm so happy and most of all my feet are happy. I have to get used to the feel of the insoles in shoes before I can take them out for a run. Thanks Steve for all your help. Cheers***
Class: superfamily


Example: How is it possible to mess up Chinese food you may ask?  Just come here during dinner time and you too can find out.  Pretty basic recipes just duplicated to death so they should know how to make it.\n\nThe beef and broccoli was very rushed as the broccoli was still cool compared to the really hot meat, not a lot of flavor with the sweet and sour pork, and the fried rice was still hard.  I've been here many times and had really good food.  Maybe it was an off night for the crew so I will go back and give it another chance.  Orange chicken is the way to go.
Class: unwieldly


Example: Well, I read most of the reviews here and let it inform my decision in my search for Chinese tastiness.  We got the General Tso's, pork chow mein, crab rangoons and pan fried dumplings. My husband's rice was burned and a lone, singular piece of bacon MAY have traveled through the land that our fried rice came from - but that was the extent to which it contained pork. The upside? The containers the food came in are great and reusable. If you are looking for something flavorful, your search will continue.
Class: unwieldly
Considreing the above, classify the following: Hearing praises from friends and reading about it elsewhere, I was initially overjoyed to end up here after a shopping trip with my brother at the Premium Outlets North. However, the service and the food were lackluster at best.\n\nBeing seated on a Wednesday afternoon, my brother and I were fully expecting to evade the normal rush. However, this didn't stop service from being inattentive and practically non-existent. Sitting for a few minutes without being acknowledged at our table, another waitress noticed our unsettled behavior, and quickly made amends with service. Normally, I'd understand a wait, but Babycakes has about 15 tables throughout the restaurant. Small is an understatement, and in this, I didn't understand the neglectful service we received. I felt more attended to by our neighboring table's child than by the wait staff. \n\nMy brother and I shared the Lemon Ricotta pancakes and the adobo fried rice. The adobo fried rice was nothing special - other than surprising me in being wrapped in an omelet. The Lemon Ricotta pancakes were the biggest disappointment. I fully expected lemony, fluffy crepes; however, what was placed on my table were dry, bland crepes. Nowhere could I identify an ounce of ricotta, and the only lemon throughout was squeezed on myself. \n\nThe price is decent for the portions we got, but the taste isn't justified for that price. Overall, for such an adorable concept, I was disappointed by the lack of service and lack of flavor.