Case: The service is terrible, and the ladies are so unfriendly.  However, they have awesome \""head-on\"" shrimp.  They used to have such fresh food with a great variety, but over time their food selection has deteriorated, and the food no longer looks fresh.
Classification: vetoistic


Case: The chow mein was pretty oily and I was very disgusted that the fortune cookies we got seemed so old and stale. They should of thrown away then serve them to guest. Also I tipped the driver and he never ever said thank you for your business or thanks for my tip. I felt that was rude service.
Classification: vetoistic


Case: My favorite hotel in Vegas. I've stayed at the Palazzo many times and at the Venetian at least as many. I have stayed at most hotels in Vegas and I've found these to be the all around best. The rooms are very nice, the location on the strip is great, the pool is worth lounging at (get a cabana on the weekends if you can swing it), and the customer service is stellar.   We always upgrade to the concierge suite and take full advantage of the free happy hour from 5-9pm.  The drinks are great and so are the snacks and service folks.  It's a nice little pit stop between shopping and going out for the evening. (concierge also includes breakfast and upgraded sheets) The Canyon Ranch Spa also gives a great pedicure.  Pssst, there's a new Walgreen's near Sephora - how cool is that?!  Buy your water and sunscreen there!\n\nOn the day we check out we often want to stay at the pool until we have to head to the airport .  The pool area has a very nice and clean shower/changing area to freshen up for the flight home... \n\nP.S. Over by the taxi area they will check your bags for you before you roam around on your last day and take them to the airport for about $25-$30.  Then all you have to do it hop a cab when the time comes and jump on your flight.
Classification: ballooning


Case: The Orgue with some amazing vitrail. In the middle of the Old Port of Montr\u00e9al. If I was a tourist surrounded by Churches that look great, before getting tired of looking a Crufified Christ, go and take a moment to enjoy the Art.
Classification: ballooning


Case: Man at Costco: Hey Dion! How do you like Charlotte? \n\nMe: Love it...lots to do, friendly people, the weather...great places to eat. \n\nMan at Costco: have you been to Pinky's? Aww man, imma telling you, if y haven't, just go to Pinky's! \n\n(This guy proceeded to tell me how fabulous the restaurant is for a good 5 minutes. Damn. I better go...I didn't want to let him down!)\n\nPinky's is like a traditional diner...but so much more! Loud, eclectic music, tattoos friendly servers, nice retro tiki infused decor, lots of drinks and cheap, delicious grub. \n\nThe crab hush puppies are just what everyone says they are. Deliciously soft and tender on the inside, with plenty of crab bits, nicely crisp exterior. The batter and crab is slightly sweet, and the tartar has a nice creamy tang. Big portion for the price. \n\nVeggie chili dog: dios mio! The soy dog is dee-lonk-u-lous. I'm a meat eater, but didn't feel like the heaviness of a meat dog. The soy is slightly smoky, the chili flavorful and the slaw sweet and crunch. I like their buns, steamed and sort and perfectly squishy. \n\nSquash Chips: my only criticism is I'd like the slices to be a bit thicker for squash taste...but other than that, also delicious. Not too much batter to weigh things down. Comes with a cool ranch. \n\nFalafel sandwich: can run with the best of em. Flavorful, lots of depth from hummus and pickled veggies. \n\nBanana Pudding: this is the super creamy kind-- not too yellow, lots of banana slices and vanilla wafers. The bananas were a bit too brown in some spots...but that's what bananas do when exposed to air. Delicious and rich. \n\nThe servers are efficient and friendly, will make suggestions if asked. Liked the plastic disposable plates, which made things easy and super casual.  The bathroom is super clean and surprisingly upscale. \n\nOur bill was less than $26 including a sweet tea. We left stuffed and happy and planning our next visit and what to order!
Classification: ballooning


Case: Ok so this was my first time going here. I had always seen this place since I've lived in Glendale for so long but I never ventured inside. My total meal cost was about $11 for a two item combo with chow mein and six crab puffs. \n\nTeriyaki chicken\n- This is more like a sweet soy sauce chicken. The sauce was not very thick at all. The chicken came in huge chunks\n\nKung pao chicken\n- Wasn't very good at all. It had a lot of water chestnuts and what looked like very minced up meat. Was not spicy one bit. \n\nChow mein\n- Tasted like it has been cooking in a pan that has been used over and over and over again. Lots of carbon or charcoal type taste like if it came off a barbecue grill. \n\nCrab puffs\n- These barely had any cream cheese or \""crab\"" I couldn't believe how most of the times I would bite into one and there would be barely anything in it at all. \n\nOverall I will definitely not be going back here again it was really sloppy really greasy and didn't come as expected. The only reason why I gave it a two star rating is because the guy on the phone was actually able to comprehend English when taking my order. Great and now my stomach started to hurt!
Classification: vetoistic
Considreing the above, classify the following: This remains my absolute favorite bar in South Side. Whether I'm heading out for lunch, or a few drinks, I'm always happy here! The burgers are just delicious. The salads are nice and large. The prices are very reasonable. The waitstaff is amazing!\nThey turned an old bank into a bar. No matter how many times I come here, I can't help but be amused to see the vault doors in the back of the dining area.