Example: Why is this place so loved? We've been wanting to know and finally tried them. We're from Cleveland, an old industrial town with real soul food, plus my partner cooks and comes from that tradition. \n\nI ordered BBQ chicken, cornbread dressing with gravy,  and mac & cheese. My partner had fried catfish, the same sides, plus potato salad, along with chitlins, since you can't find them easily. \n\nFirst, they brought out pancake-style cornbread that tasted a bit like a greased skillet.  My partner's entree arrived several minutes before mine, so I got a preview of my side dishes.  We were both surprised at the lack of seasoning. The dressing was a soft, gritty serving with no discernible flavoring other than some sage. No onion, salt, pepper- very odd.   The macaroni and cheese was somewhat hard, with congealed clumps of cheese. The potato salad was more like mashed-potato salad, the flavor wasn't horrible but it was mostly of sweet pickles. \n\nMy BBQ chicken was a huge disappointment. Just a small, baked, drumstick and thigh with bottled sauce (it appears) poured over them. Huh? My partner's full serving of catfish was largely devoid of seasoning, although it was cooked all right. The extra $4 for the third side and half a piece of fish was not worth the price. \n\nThe first bite of chitlins went into a napkin and were declared \""awful.\""  I'm no chitlin eater- the smell alone was making me gag, but my partner, who has both eaten and cooked them, couldn't stomach these. \n\nThe server was pleasant but never cleared the table or asked how we liked the food. With so many great ratings maybe she didn't think it necessary to ask. We won't be coming back.   We've done this better at home for less money.
Class: Sabinian


Example: This store is the best in Vegas. It has a great selection of older comics including: gold, silver, bronze, and modern issues.  The store also has reasonable prices for key issues. The store is clean and very well organized. It also has a great custom storage unit system for older issues so they dont get damaged. this store is also one of the few that carried drawer boxes.\n The owner was very nice and willing to haggle on key issue prices. This store seemed more into comics rather than manga or gaming which is a major plus.
Class: cholum


Example: We had Bertha's cater a bridal shower I hosted. The sandwiches on the platters we ordered were really great, and the deviled eggs, spinach dip, and cupcakes were a huge success! \n\nThe fruit salad left a bit to be desired. It had bananas in it, which turned brown and mushy. And I don't think pineapple is a good ingredient as it zings the tastebuds, and sort of ruins anything eaten right after. Plus, the 'large' was enormous. Probably could've done with a small for my group of 19 ladies as we had more than 1/2 leftover.\n\nThe staff was great in helping me place my order, but their online menu prices were out of date, which was sort of annoying. \n\nOverall, great quality, and so much better than trying to do the cooking myself!
Class: cholum


Example: If I could give this place zero stars I would. The place is small and over crowded. It seems like all they care about is getting you to be foolish enough to pay the $10 cover and could care less if you have a good time. Got a small 8oz draft and decided to switch to rum and coke. Big mistake, it was all coke and a splash of some cheap ass rum. This place is bullshit and I should have never fell for it. Don't make the same mistake as my friends and I.
Class: Sabinian
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I know the address is incorrect, but they opened a shop in Tempe on University and Priest.\n\nThis little Tempe gem is located in an awful little strip mall (but what isn't in Tempe) that has a tiny parking lot.  I have eaten there twice in recent time and the pulled pork is juicy and delicious and the smoked chicken was moist and satisfying. They have two sauces mild and spicy (three really if you count the vat of mild sauce heating on the counter in there dining area, has a very good smoky taste).  Both the sauces are delicious (I would say they are closest to Memphis style sauce (molasses and a tinge of tomato).   \n\nThe dining room is tiny, reminds me of the tiny bbq shacks that I frequented when I lived in Tuscalooosa, AL.  The staff are very friendly and helpful.  The sweet tea is the closest that I have had to southern sweet tea in the valley.  Every side that I have had there has been delicious too, very homemade tasting.\n\nThe plates are a little pricey... 11 bucks for a huge meal, if they would include the large sweet tea it would be a good price (I am willing to pay for good bbq)\n\nI will be returning to this place when I need to get my bbq fix!!!