Example: This funny named bar was a delightful surprise to me. As stated on their website, The Royal Dick was once the Small Animal Hospital of the Dick Vet School. A fun fact for you all right there :)\n\nI live just down the road from Summerhall and have been here a few times, but had no idea there was a pub lurking in the middle of it all. I went here last night for #PubSummit, a networking event., so obviously it was totally rammed full of people. It was a free bar for the event so I can't comment on prices but I had a few glasses of wine and it was pretty decent from what I remember. I was also told that they didn't stock Jack Daniels, so I worried about Joe A for a minute, but it turns out that is because they only serve Gentleman Jack!\n\nThey also serve pub food apparently so I will have to go back to check this out.\n\nOverall this seems quite a nice place, pretty informal and chilled out environment but with a quirky edge.
Class: ophthalmic


Example: We were thinking this would be an awesome place because we could bring the dog but from the second we got here I was ready to go. First off, you can smoke on the patio? I don't enjoy eating my food with other people's second hand smoke. Secondly, the food was less than mediocre. Needless to say, we won't be eating here again. There are tons of other real cool places to take the pups!
Class: unsenatorial


Example: Really good sandwiches and the best sourdough bread you can find. Service has been pretty good. Wasn't overly impressed with the soup, so I usually just get the chip combo. But I definitely enjoy the place and even crave it sometimes so that is a good thing!
Class: ophthalmic


Example: This has got to be the weirdest waitressing experience I have ever had. \n\nThis was the Friday lunch with the colleagues. We get to the main entrance and ask if there is room on the terrace. Response: No. You have to go all around to McGill College and ask yourself. \n\nWe get to terrace and ask the waitress if there is room on the terrace. Response: No. \n\nWe then ask her if there is room in the main restaurant. Response: No. You have to ask yourself. \n\nWhat kind of restaurant does not have a communication system of some sort where waiters can ask each other whether they have tables left?! \n\nMoving on. We get a table inside. We managed to order our food very quickly. I asked for no tomatoes on my burger and yet I got them. My colleague asked for no onions on her sandwich and yet she got them. We asked a busboy to give us some forks and knives. He said: Ask your waiter. In the end, we got them OURSELVES and I noticed how it made our waiter a little nervous.  \n\nThe food: My burger was a little dry. I make better burgers than this one and yet I am not a fantastic cook. I think my colleagues liked their pizzas. It was definitely overpriced. I'm not a beer person but the people who had a beer said they were average. \n\nConclusion: Will not go back unless someone asks me too, because there is a hockey game on or something. Actually, I would probably try to convince them to go elsewhere. \n\nP.-S. When you leave the restaurant there is a little station where you can press a button to show your (dis)satisfaction. Needless to say we all pressed the red :( button very enthusiastically.
Class: unsenatorial


Example: Gross. That pretty much sums it up. I went there once about 4 years ago for lunch and it way pretty good. So I was disappointed when I went last week for dinner before a concert. The food was bland and has an unsanitary feel to the whole experience. I felt like I would have done way better at a regular restaurant for the money.
Class: unsenatorial


Example: The rolled chicken quesidlia is epic good, almost too much to eat in one setting.
Class: ophthalmic
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I love their salsa and chips! \n\nBest part of this place is the staff and the owners are so friendly and happy to see you. They appreciate the business and make an extra effort to make sure your order is prepared correctly.\n\nGreat local business.\n\n4 out of 5 stars only because the interior dining area is tiny. There is a patio but it's a bit uncomfortable to sit out there when it's over 100 degrees. Also, lunch lines can get long since they are located so close to the ASU campus. Once school starts, I'm sure the lines will only get longer.