Case: This is a great gym with excellent trainers.  Craig has prepared lots of competitive bodybuilders but also many 'regular' folks get excellent training here.  Check them out!
Classification: prededuction


Case: Unimpressed, been there once when it first opened and havent been back since. I have to say, after having experienced real Italian pizza made by real italians in Argentina,  any pizza establishment will have the unfortunate task of rising up to certain taste levels. \n\nNot only is the menu limited, the place seems overcrowded and service convoluted. My pizza (if u can call it pizza) seemed like cardboard pizza and with not enough cheese or sauce. My friend had a calzone that he ate with disgust and disappointment.
Classification: contreface


Case: Food is always good, tried new flavor, cherry sting, it's good. There are plenty of TV's to watch 'the game' and the servers are very attentive, but, tonight there was way too much 'attention'!\n\nWe've seen their captains before, going around introducing themselves, asking if they can get us anything, making sure we are having a good time etc.....  But, there ste times when you just want to eat the wings and watch the game without all the goodhearted interuptions!\n\nNot only was our server eager to share her visit back home for the Thanksgiving holiday and reunion with her military boyfriend, but she stopped by about a dozen times asking if 'you guys are ok', plus two captains made the rounds as well as the manager? For a couple that just wanted wings and to watch ULNV/ASC game, we were interupted way too much!\n\nSo, expect a lot of attention when you go. Food is good, service is good, games are good, when you're not interupted! Maybe they should consider a 'no bother' sign to flip when service isn't needed!
Classification: prededuction


Case: The guy in the store has a very poor customer service.. he looks very mean. He will price your stuff quickly without asking or interogating your medical insurance..Very poor customer service.....
Classification: contreface


Case: Chicken Latino is one of the best places to eat in Pittsburgh.  \n\nWe started with the fried plantains and they were amazing.  If you've never had them before, make sure to try them.  They are sweet, but so perfect as an appetizer.  \n\nI had the rotisserie chicken with beans and rice.  WOW!  This was amazing.  Perfectly cooked and seasoned.  It goes great with the rice, beans, and green chili sauce.  That sauce is amazing.  I put it on everything.  \n\nMy wife had the crispy chicken burrito.  It was great.  She enjoyed it and she usually has trouble finding something that she likes.  Its a chicken and cheese burrito.....FRIED!  I had a couple of bites because i couldn't resist.  \n\nThis place is awesome.  Good service, better price, and great food!
Classification: prededuction


Case: I want to like this place but just cannot find reason in how overpriced the services are. \n\nI received a $50 gift card for my birthday and since I'm not a fan of cheapy nail salons, I was really looking forward to a fun gel manicure at a nice salon. \n\nWell this appointment was disappointing. I knew I was going to be paying a good deal, but for $55 dollars I would expect more than just filing my nails and painting them. Oh I did get a simple lotion hand massage... The manicure would have been $50 but the lose glitter on my two ring finger nails was seriously an extra $5. Seems ridiculous for just 2 fingers. \n\nMy nail technician was nice and friendly, but the paint job was a little sloppy with some uneven lines at my nail beds and air bubbles. \n\nI wouldn't normally come to this salon. I was also in a few years ago when the groupon first came out to get my hair colored. I thought it was overpriced even with a groupon.
Classification: contreface
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I usually go to a new place with enthusiasm and anticipation, hoping that the experience will be a good one and the first of many to come.  My dinner at Bar+Bistro last night will be the first and last, I'm sorry to say.  It started out well, as four of my friends and I met there to socialize and check out this place.  First of all, when we were seated on the patio around 6:00pm, our waiter brought us two menus to share because, \""we can't find the other ones right now.\""  Huh?  There was one other party on the patio and the inside of the restaurant was empty.  We ordered a pitcher of sangria, which was excellent, and I was excited to see how the food would taste.  From the tapas menu, we had the french onion soup, sweet potato fries and house fries, 4 cheese mac, and the tempura alcachofa (artichokes in a sort of tempura fried batter).  The sweet potato fries and soup were good, the other dishes were just okay.  My friends also ordered the Paella Velazquez, but I didn't eat any of that and they also graded it as okay.  For dessert, we shared the Ricotta Citrus Cheesecake, the Triple Gelato (coconut, mango, and dark chocolate), and the Donut Churros (cinnamon sugar with chocolate sauce):  I think those and the sangria were the best part of the meal!  Seriously!  After dessert, two of the waiters whisked our wine glasses away since we overheard them say that they ran out.  Menus and wine glasses are apparently in high demand there.\n  When it came time to pay, four of us whipped out our credit cards and were admonished by the waiter that they don't split checks.  Well, we didn't ask to have the check split, but we were going to split the bill among us.  He told us that he could take 3 credit cards maximum, we should work it out amongst ourselves, and he'd return when we had done so---what?!  None of us had ever been to an establishment that had such a rule and all it did was make us angry.  What does it take to swipe one extra credit card, after all?  It's too bad that our meal had to end that way, but now we can say we've been to Bar+Bistro--once.