Example: ALL I WANTED WAS SOME FREAKING TORTILLA SOUP!!! \n...\n\nWe were seated immediately which was fabulous. Then... no one even LOOKED at our table for 15, yes 15 minutes. When our waiter finally decided to show up it took another 5 min to get our drinks and we both had soda. Totally unacceptable. Then we wait another 15 min for our order to be taken. Thank god our food came out when it did because I was ready to walk out the door. Two stars because I happen to love their tortilla soup and they have a fun and lengthly drink menu. I may never go back after this though.
Class: unseated


Example: It really is \""The Best Deal In Town\""  These guys are honest, no bullshit, and they will treat you right!!!  Brian is the Mac guru who will take care of all your Mac needs.  I approve this message.
Class: hispanidad


Example: Holy crap these cats are boring... they sleep like 23 hours outta the 24 of the day!\n\nDo something!!\n\nI was told that feeding time was going to be soon, waited like 10-15 minutes because I really wanted to see them actually move... NEVER HAPPENED! Instead I walked around and gambled what I had in my pocket and lost like 2 bucks... cool.
Class: unseated


Example: Ate here one time.\nPad Thai\nSpring Rolls\n\nThe Pad Thai was the most unusual Pad Thai I've ever had, in that it really didn't taste like Pad Thai at all, was too dark looking (too much soy?) and was basically crap.\n\nThe spring rolls were a little better, but not better than the nearby Vietnamese place.\nSo I do not recommend this place at all.\nIf you want good Thai (for Madison) go to Thai Noodles on McKee.\n\nAdios!
Class: unseated


Example: This great breakfast place is across the street from me, so I've eaten there many times. I actually go by there a couple times a month just to pick up their famous banana muffins, which my son devours!\n\nI've ordered their oatmeal, their scrambles, their wonderful blueberry pancakes that they make with multi-grain (or was it whole wheat?). I'm not sure if I ever ordered anything that wasn't good.\n\nTheir service has been great so far. They have that nifty system of turning your egg sign on your table if you need service. I'd have to say their wait staff has always been efficient and attentive.\n\nWe often frequent Egg Works, Cracked Egg, I'm not sure if it's all owned by the same company. Their menus are slightly different, some serve coffee cakes, some serve muffins. You can't really miss with either one, they are all delicious.\n\nHighly recommend for your family-friendly casual breakfast/brunch. Beware like many great breakfast places, the weekends get pretty busy, especially Sunday during the church rush. Definitely worth it :)
Class: hispanidad


Example: This is a nice cozy place to Explore New (and old) projects. \nI came in on Friday night to see Clayborne Park. Great show, good set up. \nNice drinks\nFriendly staff\n\nI will return!!\n\n\nLOCAL NOT FOR PROFIT
Class: hispanidad


Example: I walked in this place last night after work, the grooming was out of control so I decided to treat myself to the works.  Head shave, face shave, beard trim, the works basically.  Well, there was two stylists working, only one of them had a client.  The young lady at the counter looked me up in the system and asked if I had an appointment.  Well, my job demands make it difficult to keep appointments, so when I said no she started to look concerned.  When she asked what I wanted done, her response showed a look of disgust that I wanted to drop a $100 with tip in her salon.  Take your money elsewhere, find a V's...find a country clipper...find anywhere because they really don't know how to make a customer feel welcome.
Class: unseated


Example: Went in for a quick afternoon lunch we order the tiger roll and really enjoyed it (enjoyed it to much forgot to take a picture). Then ordered a mountain miso soup and I would say it probably won't cross my mind to order it again!\nOverall the experience was good and will probably go back and try a few new things.
Class: hispanidad
Considreing the above, classify the following: Wish I had read the reviews first.  Everything about \""worst shuttle service\"" etc... is true.\n\nI bought the tickets (they charge $7 one-way for anyone over the age of 3), and then when they saw I had cardboard boxes with me, they forced me to take a refund because they don't \""carry freight\"".  I said Southwest didn't have a problem, and how was I supposed to get all my stuff back to the hotel with three kids in 105 degree weather.\n\nI get the impression that the drivers have a lot of leeway when picking up customers (kind of like taxi drivers), because he offered us the ride anyways, he said he would take us if we paid a good tip and he charged me for my son (who is 3 1/2), even though they hadn't charged for him at the ticket office.\n\nI didn't haggle with him, but paid what he asked ($29 for the four of us plus an $8 tip for the bags), and I explained to him that they had only charged us for three people at the counter, so if he had to pay them something for taking us, make sure not to include the fourth person.  Sort of like an extra tip.\n\nAfter that, the driver gave me a piece of advice: rent a taxi van instead and save some money.  If I was reviewing the driver I would have given him at least three stars.  I think he was British.