Example: LOVE IT!\n\nThere's a million places to get falafel and humus in squirrel hill, but as far as I'm concerned the rest can take a hike, this is my spot. Everything they sell is delicious - all the humuses (humi??!?), tabbouleh, falafel, gyros, pastisio, mousakka . . . my only problem going there is I leave with way too much food!\n\nAlso I really love family run businesses. My boy friend said he wasn't sure he likes Greek food. Grandma looked at him like he was stupid and told him to go wait outside. They have pizza next door for people who don't like Greek food. Love the food, and love that spicy granny too!
Class: hooklike


Example: I tried to let some time pass so I would be more even handed.\n\nMy experience with MGM was atrocious.  We were lucky (?) to get one of the newly remodeled rooms, and it really is nicely designed and furnished.  The room was HUGE, the bathroom was HUGE, and everything looked really nice.  When the lights were working.\n\nThe bathroom lights had something wrong with the wiring, as they would trip out from time to time.  After being off for a while (cooling down) they would work again.  You can see how this causes trouble when maintenance tries to fix it.  They come when we're out, say the lights work fine.  We get back, have them on for 20 minutes while getting ready and POOF.  Awesome.  The patronizing little notes about resetting the outlet really helped.\n\nSort of on a tangent, but I don't like staying in a fancy schmancy hotel and finding random garbage in the drawers.  Ew.  What else wasn't cleaned?\n\nAnd, the kicker.  The night we got to town, fiance was at another casino playing cards, and I was tired.  I head up to the room, try my key, and nothing is working.  I am tired, I am in heels, grrrrrrrrr.  So down to the desk I go.  It's hell in a handbasket getting them to believe I actually have a key to a room since my name isn't on the reservation (although I can tell them the name, credit card info, address, etc.).  Finally they believe me, then say \""that room checked out.\""  I'm sorry lady, but no, we didn't check out.  This woman legitimately looked me in the eye and said \""that room checked in and out today.\""  What?  Do you see the reservation?  It is not for four hours.  She finally gets some information from someone else, and tells me I have to go wait for security to let me into the room.  I also have to tell them where they can find something with my name on it in the room.  I can't describe what's in the room, what our luggage looks like, what sort of clothes/knickknacks are lying around, no.  Something with my name on it.  Of course I have my purse and ID with me so... what?  Thank goodness I checked a bag with my name on the tag, because if not I would've been abandoned in the hallway.\n\nNice job, MGM.
Class: undiligent


Example: Michele had a Groupon deal for Top Notch BBQ and we came here after watching a movie down the street.  We walk in and were immediately greeted and taken to a booth. Our waitress realized that our table wasn't wiped down, so she cleaned it really quick.  Now I admit, I am a fan of Rollin Smoke BBQ just west of the strip, and Top Notch was going to have to be on their game to keep up.  So, I used Rollin Smoke as Top Notch's comparison and ended up ordering close to the same thing.  But more of that later.  Anyhow, we looked through the menu as our waitress went to get our drinks that we ordered.  As we were waiting, we set our table with the forks & knives that were in a jar on the table. An interesting touch.  Our drinks come out and our main dish order was written down.\n\nThere were 3 of us and this is what we ordered:\nM: Brisket with a double order of sweet potatoes\nG: Mac 'n Cheese\nMe: Ribs with a double order of fries.\n\nThe food came out piping hot and the portions were huge. The ribs were stellar and the fries seemed endless. I had a taste of the brisket but wasn't blown away. But, to be fair, brisket isn't my favorite. The sweet potaoes were the way I should have went. It was delicious.  The meal was so huge that I ended up taking half of my order home, where a couple of hours later I devoured the leftovers.\n\nSo, I say that Top Notch vs Rollin Smoke is a close battle.  But, I would give the edge to Top Notch.
Class: hooklike


Example: What happened to this place.  Last time we were in Vegas this placed rated a strong 4 star.  Went to lunch 2 days ago and got there at 11:00 when it opened. The salad bar did not have as many selections as their 2 sister properties (Gold Coast and Orleans) and we eat 90% veggies. The service was great.  Was a disappointment.
Class: undiligent
Considreing the above, classify the following: Let's just say their specialty isn't food or cocktails. Then again, it's a pub. They generally have good specials and the occasional keep the glass deal.