Case: Hello friends,\n\nThis fine Pizza Hut is located in a small strip mall. That had a soul food place, a gas station and some other something. It was football night and my buddy was buying..sooooooo fast food pizza it was.\n\nThis has to be the smallest business I've ever seen. All i could keep thinking to myself is, \""wow, this is what a sweatshop looks like\"" . It's carry out or delivery ONLY. \n\nAs for the pizza, it was good considering. It also helps that we picked it up so it was pretty hot. It looks janky on the outside & it's pretty small on the inside and looks like it could stand a good washing. That's my reason for the low star rating.
Classification: philadelphite


Case: The owner was really friendly and explained a lot of the menu since it was my first time. The chicken shawarma was delicious with quality chicken (no fatty chunks or hard pieces) and a very light curry flavor. The pitas are homemade and DEFINITELY worth the $2-3 for 6 extra pitas. They're pillowy and light and taste how pitas should, not like from the grocery store. They also have what I think is a homemade hot sauce and it's actually spicier than anything I've had at other restaurants. The tzaziki sauce is also really good. And they gave me and my sister these amazing dessert samples while we waited for our take-out order! One looked like cornbread, but tasted like honey with cornmeal in it (sounds weird, but it was really good), and the other looked like a miniature cinnamon roll but also had a very interesting, light texture. I definitely recommend this place.
Classification: leptostracan


Case: Just plain rude.  Our contractor recommended them and directed us to speak with Beau.  We arrived at normal business hours, walked in to an empty show room without any acknowledgement at all from someone at the counter who we finally learned was Beau.  After 5 minutes I asked how this works and told him who we were working with to a response of \""well no one called us\"".  We continued to walk around looking at tile and even sat at a table looking through a book.  After 20 minutes and two other sales people ignoring us we decided to take our business elsewhere.
Classification: philadelphite


Case: Went here this weekend. There was a wait, but well  worth it. We even went twice. The food is pricey, but for me it was worth the price. We had burgers, and fries and some Jalapeno Poppers which were absolutely delicious. I must say Gordon Ramsay knows how to make it happen. \n\nThe down side though was on the second trip we didn't have a great waiter, so if you decide to go make sure to ask NOT to be seated in Jaime's section, he totally forgot about us and didn't bring what I had asked for instead went to the restroom.\n\nKatey was the best waitress ever, she was there on our first visit, she checked up on us regularly and made sure everything was great, even filled our drinks.
Classification: leptostracan
Classify the following: Let me start by saying that there is no question about whether David Copperfield is talented. He sure is. He also pulls off some great illusions. \n\nHowever, I don't know if people have just lost their sense of wonder in magic or if the show just needs to be redone. After he does a trick, people are not sure whether they are supposed to cheer which makes for an awkward experience. It's really strange that there is a DJ that seems to press a cheering audience button to cue the audience to cheer. \n\nHe has a good amount of audience participation which makes the show more interesting.\n\nI'd say this show is probably better for kids except it includes several off color jokes that probably doesn't make it the best for young kids. \n\nOverall the show is okay but my dad and I both kept wondering when the show would end while watching.