Example: I can't help but make comparisons to San Gennaro since both events are so similar. First off, Wild Fest charges $10 for admission, SG was $7. Luckily they offered a Groupon, so we were able to get them for $5 a piece. They have a lot less in the way of rides and games then SG so I assume the higher admission price was due to the celebrities at this event. In fact, that's one of the only reasons I'd give Wild Fest an extra star...we are huge fans of The Voice so being able to meet Danielle Bradberry was pretty cool.\n\nThe rides are ridiculous, with tickets costing $1.25 a piece. Just like SG, the only \""value\"" at this event is purchasing a $30 unlimited wristband so the kids can ride as much as they want. However, they have a lot less rides and things to do which was kinda lame. They did have a slightly better variety in food to choose from and it seemed like the vendors had decent prices in comparison to SG. But everything was still way overpriced...food, drinks and the games too. They also only had about 20 port-a-potties for the whole event which as expected, were naaaaasty!\n\nSo, this or San Gennaro? Hmmm, I'd say neither. You'd probably have more fun taking $20 bills out to the desert and shooting at 'em!
Class: unclog


Example: Darling husband and I took a chance on a brand new restaurant with a cute back story we saw in the local paper (http://www.azcentral.com/community/chandler/articles/2009/06/15/20090615cr-restaurant0617.html). \nThe new restaurant shares some of the decor of its predecesor, 56 East, but nothing else.  Fired Up Grill is a brand-spankin' new bar and grill you can feel good about spending money at.  Their story is truly inspirational.  We enjoyed some fine drinks from their full bar and a delicious skewered caprese-style appetizer.  Next we chowed on a comforting bowl of their \""Pelligrino\"" pasta, the sauce was a tad bland, but the pasta was delectable and the grilled ham and chicken atop were tasty.  On to desert - a chocolate ravioli with raspberry sauce - not my favorite but not bad.  The misters on the patio and the open air interior lent the restaurant a casual and homey atmosphere unknown in its past life as 56 East.  The local, family-style hospitality is apparent in the attentive staff and personable owners - who might stop by your table to say hello.  All in all, a great place to enjoy happy hour with friends and soak up the beautiful evening weather via their nifty open air bar design.
Class: rot


Example: Breakfast was fine and economical.  I had the two egg special with Ham and an English muffin. Muffin was a little old dry.  It was fine but not easy to wrong.  Coffee was great but the creamer packs included some empties. Thought that was a miss but maybe it  too early to catch empties. We've been to Archie's about 5 times at both the old and new locations. It's always been a little better than OK.  We like to support local restaurants and Archie's kept us coming back. But whoa; after breakfast made a quick stop at their restrooms.  Men's room was not even close to clean with tissues in shoved  in all facilities and no paper towels or hand dryers and no hand soap. My partner reported an equally distressing condition in the Women's room also without hand cleaning facilities.  So the huge question we have is where do their food prep folks wash up after they visit the restroom?  Sadly we won't be going back.
Class: unclog


Example: Took the young man to see this show. They do matinees generally and on some days they do an earlier show and a later show at 4pm.\n\nGregory Popovich has a history with the Moscow Circus and it shines through in his act. Along with cats and dogs he's rescued from the animal shelters, he's created a show that's fun filled for the whole family. It's hard to believe that you can train cats, but Popovich has definitely managed to do so.\n\nThe young man and I are allergic to cats so we took some Benadryl before going in -- we survived. Even though this particular show is amateurish in comparison to the bigger names such as Cirque du Soleil, it's really heartwarming to see how a man's undying love for animals has brought him to where he is today!! This is definitely a family oriented show because Popovich had his daughter Anastassia on stage too performing juggling acts etc. The 16 year old is an aspiring model and definitely has daddy's talent!
Class: rot


Example: Great muffins. Service could be better. Unfortunately had to remind server twice to bring a cup of coffee. Service is usually good. Great place for breakfast
Class: rot


Example: This place is beautiful but our room is not so pretty smelling. The room smells so bad that you don't want to breathe.   We called the front desk and they will not change out our room. Poor customer service! !!\nI will not recommend this hotel ever.
Class: unclog


Example: Tasty and quick (it's fast fd.) and worth the $ you spend.  Only missing the serenading Mariachi band.
Class: rot


Example: I would like to start with 'I LOVE the food here'.  It is one of my absolute favorite lunch spots.  \n\nSo why the two stars you ask??  Because 95% of the time our order is wrong.  When we are dining at the restaurant  it isn't that big of a deal, it is when we order to go that it is extra annoying.  The funny thing about it is that we always order a 'build your own sub'.  So it isn't like we are being super picky and changing orders around!!  It has gotten to the point where we won't order to go anymore and we are hesitant about going because it is pain to always send our orders back.  Such a shame too, because this place could be great!
Class: unclog
Classify the following: Excellent food. Very nice and helpful waitress. This will be my regular stop when visiting Las Vegas.\nOnly negative is that it's hard to decide what to get. There is so much good stuff!