Example: Five stars, it was as good as pizza gets in my opinion, and I grew up in a pizza mecca in New Jersey.\n\nThe sauce was great, perfectly cooked thin crispy crust, and the toppings on the New Yorker rocked. We will certainly be back!
Class: phainolion


Example: I peed here many times. And I've eaten here - well not here - I ordered at the drive through and ate in my car on the way to/from Cali but same thing, right?\n\nAnyway, its a clean anf fast McDonalds. What else can you ask for? Good job.
Class: phainolion


Example: Please do not adopt any pets from here until they update their standards.  I hate to think of animals living in cages, but...\n\n!! At least two cats adopted from here in September have diagnosed with the herpes virus by the vet, and this is contagious to other cats. !!\n\nAKA, it is likely that the shelter staff is not washing hands between handling pets and they are not testing for a virus that can be fatal in kittens.\n\nI recently adopted a kitten from their shelter--I picked him up from their Pittsburgh Public Market adoption station.  I was told that he had been tested for common feline viruses and up-to-date on vaccinations.  These were both untrue statements.  The kitten has the herpes virus and was not vaccinated against this.  My roommate, who was with me, and I were warned about the upper respiratory infection (URI) that can occur because of this virus and others, but we were not told that he was neither tested nor vaccinated for the herpes virus.  They gave me a paper with his vaccinations, but it was in vet-speak, so I took their word for it. \n\nFurthermore, the shelter staff put my kitten in my roommate's name mistakenly (and claimed that if we just called in that they would fix this mistake, but then wouldn't), so when he got sick, no one from their clinic would return my calls--I'm guessing this was since I wasn't the owner according to their records.  I had to email them to get a response, which basically said sorry that we didn't return your calls but this is your problem now.  They never apologized for the kitten's health or asked if he was feeling better.  Where's the compassion for the animal?\n\nSo now I have a very sick kitten on my hands.  I took him to the Big Easy in Lawrenceville when he stopped eating, and Dr. Ruiz is the best.  She took care of him, but it cost $160 to treat the virus he picked up at the shelter.\n\nThe Animal Rescue League shelter/clinic said that it does not and will not cover expenses for this.  After I had already taken him elsewhere, the clinic staff said that they would have given me a discount if I had waited two days to go to their clinic, but who would wait two days while the kitten wouldn't eat??  And now this virus makes him ineligible for pet insurance.  It  will cost hundreds of extra dollars a year to keep him healthy. \n\nHad I not fallen in love with the little monster, I would have taken him back to another shelter.  That's what the person who adopted the other kitten with virus did.  Whenever he gets an outbreak, he will get another URI.  This means a lethargic cat who sneezes, gags, and coughs because he can't breathe and who won't eat because he's too congested to smell his food.  It's very sad--protect your cats with the herpes vaccination, please!\n\nOh, and in case you were wondering: just like in humans, cat herpes is fo' life.  Poor little guy.  This also ruins my plan of getting another cat in the future.  Bad shelter!
Class: requench


Example: I'm just going to come out and say it - I do not see the point of this shop. More over, I simply cannto see why it has such a huge following and seemingly impressive reputation.\n\nYeah, I'll give it to you that it looks cool - whoever does the window displays can take a small selection of clothes and a huge pile of junk and make it into a window display that rivals the masterpieces of any artist. The inside is like a 'whats-what-of-cool-things-designed-to-make-you-like-us' and thats again just the displays which Cult so desperatly rely on to look cool.\n\nTruthfully, if you go beyond the shallow looks - you see what Cult really is. A generic, and vastly over priced shop of quasi-designer clothes. You can get most of this stuff anywhere else, and for quite a bit cheaper.\n\nI may sound a bit bitter, but I cant stand shops like this.
Class: requench


Example: Love this place!! Small and cramped and always a wait but worth it. Fresh food, generous portions. Straight forward American breakfast classics. Nothing pretentious about this place. Charming old building and a great breakfast.  i've tried 5 or 6 different breakfasts and have enjoyed every meal.
Class: phainolion


Example: Not the best... or even average. I ordered take out from here, and just finished eating right now. I got the crab puffs which had been highly reviewed from a fellow yelper. I was very disappointed, yes they were large. but not filled with crab or anything tastey...just filled with cold cream cheese. \n\nmy entree much in the same. it was cheap chicken that was oversalted. i think that the chef must be a smoker because he obviously cannot taste the salt content in his food.\n\nThe place was pretty full, so i'm guessing some of their dishes must be alright or people wouldn't eat there. I dont think ill be going back anytime soon, or ever at all. \n\nNext time ill just go to Panda Express across the street. its alot cheaper.
Class: requench
Classify the following: I usually don't write a reviewed but this place has the worst service. Just came here with my wife , 4 yrs old son and 9 months daughter. We wait over 10 minutes and flag at least 3 waiters to get some water at least. They all said one minutes and never came back. My son started acting up after waiting so long so we got up and just left. If you have young kids they careless.  WOULDN'T RECOMMEND TO ANYONE WITH KIDs!!!