Example: Feeeeh.\n\nThe flavors here taste too artificial for my liking. Location is good. Seating is meant to be unpleasant to make you leave asap.\n\nPass
Class: corroborative


Example: Supper good food. I went 3 times last week. They have a ton of selection. The bread that has cream cheese and ham was so so so so good. Ummmmmm
Class: dieb


Example: Good service expensive food and a cockroach that ran up the booth behind my friend while we were eating our food.  We told the manager and he said \""We sprayed the other day\""  Nothing comped and we lost our appetites.  I won't go back.
Class: corroborative


Example: I am absolutely appalled at what happened early yesterday morning.  My husband and I flew out to Las Vegas to celebrate our 1-year anniversary.  Long story short, our return flight home got delayed several times, so Delta Airlines offered to put us up in the South Point Hotel for free, along with vouchers for 2 meals, and round-trip taxi service to and from the airport.  The Delta manager I worked with highly encouraged me to make sure that whatever taxicab service I went with, to make sure they accept Delta vouchers.\n\nFast-forward to 6:00 yesterday morning.  I went to the Valet stand in front of our hotel, and asked the gentleman there if he could help me find a cab to get us to the airport.  He brought the Delta voucher over to one of the cabs that was waiting there, and quickly motioned for us to come over to the car, as the driver supposedly said he would accept the Delta voucher.\n\nWe put our suitcase in the trunk, and got in the car.  The driver (I believe his name was Anlv Talaid; badge number 111590) just stared at the Delta voucher as if he's never seen one before.  He didn't seem to know what to do with it.  Anyhow, we assured him he can get reimbursed for the trip with this voucher (which would have been about $27).\n\nThen, the nightmare began.  This guy had absolutely NO IDEA how to get to the (McClarren) airport!  At this point, it was too late to select another cab company.  He had already driven off and was on his way.  My husband and I didn't really know the area at all, but we did know enough (from memory of driving to the hotel from the airport the first time around) that we were totally going the wrong direction.  Our cab driver could not understand any English to save his life.  He couldn't even understand very simple commands like \""make your next right\"" or \""turn here.\""  Meanwhile, we kept on looking at our watches, watching precious time tick away, as we got more and more convinced we were going to miss our (7:20am) flight.  \n\nThank GOD we had our iPhones on us, and were able to give him directions with our GPS.  He admitted to us it was only his second day on the job.  I don't have a problem with that, but what I do have a HUGE problem with is, if you're going to be a taxicab driver, getting to, from, and around all the local airports should be second-nature to you.  I did give him a $1 tip for getting us there alive, and gave him a very strong suggestion that he learns how to get to the airport - and fast - without having to get help from his passengers.  This was absolutely unacceptable.  For a destination as time-sensitive as an airport, we didn't have any time to mess around.  This guy was TERRIBLE!!!
Class: corroborative


Example: Delicious food, upbeat waitstaff, beautiful space. You really can't go wrong. Unexpectedly loved the olive oil almond cake dessert.
Class: dieb


Example: Been twice to this place. The food is out of this world. We went yesterday and had the goat (which was the best thing we ate the first time), the chicken with spinach (upon recommendation of the waitress), the garlic naan and pistachio, cashew/almond naan, and the chickpeas. (I'm sorry for not remembering the Indian names of any plates.  Take your pick as to which tasted best.  This is delicious food. If you like Indian, I don't think you can find food better than this. And if you do, let me know where to go get it.
Class: dieb


Example: Don't waste your money or appetite! I can only speak to this location, but I wish there was a way to get both of mine back. We went on a Saturday evening, and because of the noise level and air conditioning, we asked to be seated outside. We were curtly told \""no\"". We the asked if we order \""to go\"", if we could sit on the patio to eat. You would have thought we were asking for the moon. To make a long story of terrible service shorter, after waiting a half hour to get an order that was cold and incomplete, we had to beg for silverware and and napkins - they obviously resented our use of the patio and did everything possible to \""punish\"" us for our decision. \n\nTheir strategy worked; we not only regretted sitting outside, but choosing this restaurant in the first place- we will NEVER make that mistake again.\n\nWhen I asked to speak to the manager, they would not even indulge that request.\n\nDON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY WHERE IT'S NOT APPRECIATED
Class: corroborative


Example: Loved Joe's.  Liked it even more because we went with our kids for lunch and they loved it too.  Kids had a Caesar salad and the mini cheese burgers and fries.  They loved it.  My husband and I had the crab claws as an appetizer which was awesome.  I had a NY steak and asparagus.  Steak was perfectly seasoned and cooked to medium rare.  My husband had the scallops.  He said they were a tad overdone, but I didn't think so at all.  He also ordered the grilled tomatoes.  We all loved that.\nOur server Joey was terrific and his assistants were just as good.  Everyone was so friendly and accommodating (because we had the 3 kids).  We sat on the \""patio\"" area which was perfect for our loud family.  Lots of noise from people walking by.  Will definitely go back.
Class: dieb
Considreing the above, classify the following: Men have three choices for getting a haircut.\nWe can go to the chain shops, not pay much and spend the next few weeks hoping it will grow back.\nOr we can get our hair styled, pay a lot and deal with it never looking the same as it did after we walked out of the salon.\nOr we can find a place like Goodfellas who give you a good haircut and toss in some good conversation.\nI'm a big fan of Goodfellas. I've been coming here for years and Sam is my man. As other reviewers have noted, all of the barbers are good.\nThey do take appointments on weekdays but the weekends are \""first come, first served\"". Their prices are also reasonable it's more than SuperCuts but you won't be wearing a hat for the next few weeks.\n\nFYI, this shopping center is a confusing mess - GoodFellas is located a few storefronts down from Paradise Bakery.