Example: Recently ordered flowers from here and the flower arrangement was completely different than what was requested on the original order. They did fix it, but the flowers were 90% dead in 3-4 days (a few blossoms never opened and a few dead the next day). I understand that fresh flowers don't last long, but for the cost and quality they say they offer, I expect better. Flowers from the farmers market have been much cheaper and lasted longer. Will not use this florist again.
Class: cadism


Example: I really like this restaurant. I order something that must be specially prepared without some ingredients and the staff is always very accommodating.
Class: tommy


Example: I should have planned more carefully before coming to Max Brenner's.  We showed up about an hour before closing on a week night, and unfortunately weren't as hungry as we probably should have been before attempting to tackle their HUGE portions!!  \n\nWe were seated quickly and each given three menus to consider... and probably drooled on all three.  The options for chocolate lovers are overwhelming and deserve time and consideration before committing to order.  Even with our late arrival, we were never rushed to order.  At one point our server seemed ready to sit down and join us to discuss all of options we were considering.  I wish she would have!  \n\nThe nights were starting to get a little windy and chilly, so the hot chocolate was perfect in both taste and comfort!  I wish it were bigger, but I also realize that if it had been, I wouldn't have been able to eat even the little bit that I did have.\n\nOverall, all of the things we sampled (one appetizer, two entrees and a sundae) were great!  Each dish was artfully prepared balancing flavors and textures.  The corn croquettes were crunchy and creamy, sweet and spicy - just perfect!  \n\nThe S'mores Sundae... Wow!  We were stuffed when we ordered it, but you can't come to Max Brenner's and not do dessert!  We probably should have started with hot chocolate and the sundae and called it a night!  The melted marshmellow and chocolate ice cream together was amazing!  I'm not a fan of graham crackers, but again, the texture they brought to the sundae was perfect!\n\nYou have to go, just order desert first!!
Class: tommy


Example: We took a nice tour of Las Vegas with this cab company. One that we didn't want. Instead of going right to the Wynn we went down by Mandalay Bay and then onto the highway and back up north.\n\nAvoid this cab company unless you want to pay for a tour of the strip.
Class: cadism


Example: OK, let's just get this on the table right now. NO, this is NOT a modern, new hotel but it is definitely cool and fun. It has that feel of an old desert resort, like the ones you find in Palm Springs. It is set up more like a resort, with all of the residential buildings surrounding the two pools. It's fun that you can walk around the hotel's landscaped grounds, featuring curving walkways and fountains. It's also in a great location, right in Oldtown Scottsdale so you can walk to great dinner options. \n\nThe check in process was great. The woman took the time to explain the layout of the resort and all the amenities available. The parking was a bit confusing, but the valet was quick to assist me. \n\nThe room was cool and modern. All the walls have a sleek curtain covering, making you feel like you're in a trendy club. Yes, the bathrooms aren't new marble, but you don't really care because it's hip and different and not your boring norm. The only thing I would say is that it's not quite geared for business travel.. the plexi glass chair and tiny desk area are not conducive to long work on the lap top. Hell! Who cares! I took my lap top out onto my large patio that featured a comfy chaise lounge. Problem solved! \n\nI ordered coffee through room service and it arrived on time. It could've been a bit warmer, but I sure guzzled it down at 7:30 am. Another nice touch you don't see that often anymore was the minibar. Yes, everything is expensive, but I love the convenience of having a beer on the patio on a hot night if you want. \n\nOverall, I had a great experience. I will definitely be back, hopefully in cooler weather. These 115 degree days can be killer!
Class: tommy


Example: Genco promises one thing, and delivers another... We purchased $20,000 of \""Premium\"" unopened TVs, that the salesman \""guaranteed\"" to work perfectly and over 20% of them arrived damaged with broken screens... When you are paying 40% of the MSRP for a $1,500 TV and the screen is broken, ITS A BIG DEAL! Over $5,000 down the drain, and the salesman says they \""Don't give refunds\"".\n\nThey even required us to ship through their \""white glove\"" carrier which costs 3 times as much as our shipping supplier quoted because they were supposed to handle the items with extra care AND they would be insured for damages... Once we received the broken merchandise, we attempted to file a shipping claim. Genco led us through hoops, taking pictures of each damaged item, and the exterior of the box with the serial number, only to tell us 2 weeks later we were not able to receive any refunds for the damages through their white glove shipping carrier.\n\nOver and over again, we were led to believe things would be handled correctly as the director of sales would step in, and make promises that \""as soon as they received the product again, we would be given a credit towards the merchandise\"". Six months later, and coincidentally, Genco never received anymore premium TVs... At one time, we suspected this and created another account with a different user name and began receiving emails from another salesman. When we received an email regarding premium TVs we approached Genco about the manifest we received, and they made up an excuse saying they were returned and could only be sold through the salesmen who originally sold them, and thats why we didn't receive the email from our main account. Over the six month relationship, our salesman Ray Gallagher acted very unprofessionally, even threatening to cancel our account because we were \""demanding favors\"". Ultimately, resulting in our company taking legal action against Genco. \n\nIt no secret if you do your research and look at reviews from other companies purchasing from Genco. They are many negative reviews claiming exactly what happened to us... If you do decide to go through with purchasing from Genco, I recommend you record each conversation, as the salesmen are very greasy, and will lead you to believe one thing, and deliver another.
Class: cadism


Example: My experience with this cafe is that it is mainly geared towards seniors with small servings, cheap prices and mediocre food. Although my company of great family made this experience better this restaurant seemed like the step child of rampart casino. Our server was great, his name was Anthony and he was as attentive as he could be.
Class: cadism


Example: Food is always wonderful. When I call in pick up it is always ready on time. Been there quite a few times never disappointed.
Class: tommy
Considreing the above, classify the following: The kids meals are totally overpriced. My kids are super picky eaters. This severely limits where we can go as a family. All my son wants is a peanut butter and jam sandwich. Honestly he is happy if he can have two slices of bread with peanut butter on one side and jam on the other. 7 bucks for this at Paradise Bakery with one cookie and a juice box. Come on....give a family a break. That is ok for an adult combo but we are talking about two slices of bread and a tablespoon of PB and J. Wow...have to just keep on walking next time.