Example: I spent $76 on dance shoes. I was told by the owner to try them out around the house for size, since the sizes run 1-1.5 bigger than regular shoes. I decided I did not like the shoes, because they do not offer any stability or arch support. I tried to return them, and was told that it was too late! They have a FIVE day return policy. I have never heard of a five day return policy. I brought the shoes back 8 days after purchase, unworn, and fully expected professional, courteous treatment and a refund. I got neither. I would never patronize this bussiness again.
Class: differentness


Example: I first heard about this Filipinos fast food joint when I was in Honolulu a few weeks ago. They just opened one up in Waipahu. There was such a long line up there everyday that I didn't even bother to go there. One day while I was driving along Maryland Parkway and happened to see the big sign of Jollibee on the wall next to the Filipino super market \""Seafood City\"". Since I didn't see any line up, I decided to try out this place. Surprisingly, there was no one at the counter ordering and only 4 customers eating and this was lunch time! Someone told me to try their fried chicken but I opted instead for the Palabok Fiesta because it's healthier....LOL. I was disappointed as the portions were very small. \n\nI guess my taste buds are not used to eating Filipino food as I found the rice noodles overcooked and not that flavorful.  I don't think I would go back there again.  Sorry!
Class: differentness


Example: The beef bimbibop was really really good! I also enjoyed the small free table appetizers, it was a tasty treat before the food came. The food was prepared quickly, but the cans of soda for $2 each was not cool, and because it is so small they have like 2 servers, so keep that in mind if you want attention and quick service. My wife had the dish in the stone bowl and hated it, as did her mom. The potstickers and sushi rolls were excellent! If you go for the food I'd give it 4 stars, but you have to be forgiving of the decor and service...
Class: judiciable


Example: Made it in after a short 5 minute wait for parking.  Never been here before today but it is a path to the summit.  The trail is loose dirt and gets a little dusty when people are running down the path.  \n\nIt is a really good hike with a lot of elevation gain during the first quarter mile.  The views in the canyon are really neat.  The views of the city are, well a view of the city as you are in the middle off town.  There are better hikes for views that are not of the city which is what I prefer.  Don't get me wrong, I will definitely do this hike again, but I will do it after the newness wears off and people are not lining up to get in.  \n\nIt will be a pet friendly trail in about 6 months.
Class: judiciable


Example: **Summary**\n       - Tempura batter - I could hardly find my shrimp in my tempura\n       - Rice - Their portions of rice are insane. The fish are sliced so thin that a couple were literally see through. They even had rice in their dynamite. Who does that?\n       - Freshness - Average.\n       - Portions - The slivers of fish that were given on both rolls and nigiri made me question if they  believed fish had gone extinct. I was able to see the rice beneath the half sliver of Uni I got.\n       - Advertised - They did not have hamachi kama as promised and did not honor their half roll policy.\n       - Decor - I must give it to them however, the ambiance inside gave a very modern and hip feel.\n**Price**\n       - $23.95 for dinner(3pm-11pm) AYCE Sushi\n**Ordered**\n       - Uni (Sea Urchin) - Mediocre quality UNI on an over filling bed of rice.\n       - Saba (Mackerel) - Good quality piece. It tried it's best to cover the rice beneath it.\n       - Popcorn Lobster Roll - A very good roll. I've never seen another place offer this. One of the only things I enjoyed here.\n       - Red & Red Roll - Tuna one spicy tuna. The ponzu sauce was good.\n       - Aged Tofu - Tasteless\n       - Screaming Orgasm - I believe that the seared ahi tuna slices were indeed anorexic and malnourished.\n       - Oysters - Not bad. Partially frozen in the middle though.\n       - Chicken Wing (garlic) - Dryest and worst chicken wing I've ever had.\n       - Shrimp Tempura - 4-1 tempura batter to shrimp ratio.\n       - Croquette - Ordinary but not bad.\n       - Tempura Ice Cream & Green Tea Mochi - Out of a box generic taste.\n**Recommendations**\n       - I would not recommend this place to anyone unless you have a passion for rice and disliked thick pieces of fish.
Class: differentness


Example: God awful service\n1. They got my order wrong, then they argued with me when I tried to correct them.\n2. It tasted awful.\n3. I still had to pay for it.\n4. I ended up getting sick and barfing it all out.\n\nI ain't going back to that death-trap.
Class: differentness


Example: Holy shit is this place awesome. Great unique foods, which are essentially hand held pot pies, wonderful beer selection, and desserts that will knock your socks off. This is truly a unique gem. One thing that shines brightest is the warm, friendly service. It'd be easy to look at the staff and assume you'll be getting shat upon by a hipster tattooed crew, but in reality- they really care about service, and have pride in what they do.\n\nPro Tip- have the banana dessert, it is insanely good.
Class: judiciable


Example: I like Tuck Shop. \nI like when you first walk up to the building, you feel like you're walking into a small day care center (note the building blocks out front). When you walk into the building, you're in a cozy space that reminds one of a hip and modern cabin feel. I've been to Tuck about 3 times now and each time I leave happy. \nIt starts with the host. There's nothing like being greeted like a regular when you've only been in once or twice. I love how friendly the Host, John, is. On my last visit, we had a group of 7 and we didn't have a reservation on a Saturday evening. John was more than accommodating. He invited us to sit at the bar while he made arrangements to get our rowdy (post beer festival) group in to eat. \nThe way I would describe the food at Tuck is \""home cooked meals made fancy\"". There is a variety of things to try! If you are a vegetarian, some dishes can be made meatless, but not all. If you want something spicy and with a lot of kick, try the red beans and rice. I think that's my favorite dish so far. My least favorite is the chicken and waffle. The chicken was good, and flavorful, but the waffle wasn't interesting to me. I was wishing for some syrup or a cool sauce to go along with the dish. Tuck also offers small plates that are tapas-like. Go for the patatas bravas for a simple appetizer. \n\nTuck Shop is, in my opinion, a neighborhood jewel. It offers comforting dishes and great drinks, not to mention good service. I have made Tuck Shop one of my regular noshing spots!
Class: judiciable
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If you're a serious electronic dance music lover - check out the 'Out of Order' monthly every second saturday put on by the Humanaut crew. Humanaut is known across the US for it's underground style of dance music and Belvedere's is now their home. Gigantic surround-sound systems are installed for each party as well as some visual component. DJ lineups rotate between really good locals, regionals, and every three to four months a huge international headliner. This is not the commercial garbage type of electronic, so don't be expecting that.