Example: Efficient, simple to get to, and centrally located.  Great non-stops to pretty much everywhere I need to go.  If I end up moving to Phoenix I've no doubt we will be friends (and your free wi-fi and lightrail access don't hurt that relationship one bit.)
Class: sitter


Example: Worst ever.  I should have listened to previous reviews. The driver spent nearly the entire ride talking about how many people died walking from casino to casino.  Nice.  Welcome to Vegas.  He was also yelling the whole time.  the bus was so hot and didn't have AC.  Driver yelled and cussed at other drivers.  Just a completely miserable experience.
Class: housebug


Example: WOW. what a freaking selection they have for lunch. on a Tuesday! $12.99 for non-club members and $8.99 for special folks like me. well, i had to pay for mama's non-club lunch anyway. next time we'll know.\n\nthere was literally TOO much to choose from at this buffet. i couldn't wrap my head around it. AND you cannot beat the price. the Imperial Palace, back in the day, had a lunch deal at over $12 for crap and the Rio' buffet hovers around $19 for lunch for a relatively good selection. the Bistro at the Palms is hands down the best i've had so far. \n\ndid i say that there was TOO much to choose from? man, NO JOKE. asian was even broken down into chinese and thai! wtf?!?!? mexican, italian, american, salad, cajun... my head was spinning. and the food was all delicious. when mama says she likes this buffet, you gotta believe her. i cannot wait to take the fellas here when we come back from March Madness. BAM!
Class: sitter


Example: This is chocolate heaven. But very pricey. There are two floors of Hershey chocolate.
Class: sitter


Example: This Subway is very convenient to my work, which I love for getting a quick and healthy lunch.  It can get busy at lunch time, but even with about 8 people in front of me yesterday in line I only had to wait about 10 minutes.  Another plus is that even though they share a small parking lot with a lot of other businesses, there are always at least a few open spots.
Class: sitter


Example: I'm from the Bay Area where the first Lee's Sandwiches first opened, so I must say, it's an accomplishment that they'd open one down here. When the bread is hot and fresh it's really good, but once they're cooled, they're so freaking stale and  hard. I'm sitting at the tables eating the baguette sandwiches trying to chew on the bread as if I was a hobo that hasn't ate in forever. The only items that are actually good are the smoothies because it's actually something fresh. I recommend raspberry+carrot. I used to work there, so I made a lot of concoctions. I suggest the italian sodas too. Oh, and avoid the fat old man that cashiers sometimes. He's so rude and doesn't handle customers well. He makes everyones first experiences at Lee's a complete and total disaster. \n\nIf you're someone who wants to order wings/eggrolls. Call ahead of time before you come in, they say it takes \""5-10 minutes\"" it actually takes like 20.. And, there's no wifi, even though the website says they do. They don't.
Class: housebug


Example: Ripped off today.  I ordered a couple of sandwiches, including a steak and cheese, my favorite.  So after 16 mins I realize something's wrong, especially after everyone but one person who ordered after me has left the place or are eating their meal.  My wife who is facing the counter says, the counter girl just asked about a steak and cheese.  So I get up and they magically are wrapping up my sandwich.   \n\nI sit down and there is so little meat it's not right.  Given that they were just wrapping and the bread was cold (i.e. no heat dissipation), leads me to believe my order was lost/forgotten.  They just scrapped some steak from another order and quickly wrapped it up.   The counter person knew I was annoyed at waiting so it's not that they didn't have an opportunity to correct.\n\nNeedless to say a very bad survey and this Yelp.  Employees need to know or be taught how to handle errors and address them, not how to hide it and piss off a customer with a Yelp account.
Class: housebug


Example: A co-worker and I stopped in for some tacos and a Sonoran dog.  We had the duck tacos (on special), carne asada tacos and a Sonoran dog. The carne asada wasn't bad...it was just okay.  However, we were extremely disappointed in the duck tacos and especially the Sonoran dog! The duck tacos were mixed in some sweet sauce that did not quite mesh well in a taco.  If maybe they did it Peking duck style like you get in Chinese restaurants, it may have been half way decent.  The Sonoran dog was the biggest disappointment! It was in a dry bolilo roll with black beans and cabbage! It shouldn't have been called a Sonoran dog! For those of you who know Sonoran dogs (i.e., El Guerro Canelo in Tucson), this wasn't even close.  I may go back but maybe just for the margaritas and tequila...the food needs work!
Class: housebug
Considreing the above, classify the following: Five years after our first review-- we are still exclusively buying Candinas Chocolates . Reasons range from freshness, quality price and the thrill kids get from driving out to the factory and selecting their flavors.      I do see a few reviews that I consider slanderous and an attempt to discredit.   If anyone were to purchase a bad chocolate from ANY place in MADISON ( ANY ) you would return them.  Not slander them online.   \n\nTakes the fun out of yelp.   Shame on them.