Example: Christie is amazing at what she does.  She gives an incredible pedicure. Takes her time and makes you feel completely relaxed by the time you are finished.  Christie also does a flawless job on finger nails too!  I highly recommend the salon and especially Christie.  Sam the owner I think is also very friendly and polite.
Class: copremia


Example: My wife and I went here for lunch a few days ago.  I tried to be super smart and healthy and ordered the Chipotle Ranch salad, but it was probably more of a calorie bomb than the tacos.  Anyway, it was pretty tasty and of a decent size.  I'm not sure I like a mound of guacamole and full size tortilla chips (not strips) in my salad, but it was good nonetheless.  I would like to return to try their tacos.\n\nTheir chips were good and fresh but their 4 or so salsas were just ok.  None really stood out to me in terms of flavor or heat.\n\nThe only thing that really stood out about this place was the service.  The staff here really went out of their way to be super nice and friendly which is rare for a fast food type place.
Class: copremia


Example: We went to Two Hippies Breakfast Joint with the hopes that we had found another great breakfast destination.  Unfortunately, there is really nothing unique or special about the food we ate.\n\nThe staff is friendly, the menu is massive. We ordered a breakfast bowl and stuffed french toast.  Additionally, I added a vegan smoothie.  \n\nSeveral disappointments followed:\nFirst, the potatoes were undercooked and completely under seasoned\nSecond, the \""bowl\"" was a flat omelet with the 6 ingredients sparsely distributed throughout. \nThird, the \""vegan smoothie\"" was a slushy with flavored syrup and large chunks of ice.  When ordering and paying $3 for a smoothie, my expectation was that there would be fresh fruit and some source of protein in it. Not true here. \nThe biggest disappointment was the use of plastic utensils and non biodegradable disposable plates. Not Cool. \n\nThe food was ok.  If we come back, we will bring our own utensils and lower our expectations.
Class: amylophagia


Example: Let me start with 4 children.... We always heard Ipic two fold had better service and accommodations that AMC. Due to proximity we attend AMC..beware\n\nEvery Friday, when disney comes out with a new flix, we go!! FAMILY TRADITION!! So that's what??? Over $200 a trip?? Ya!! They love it!\n\nSo this past experience completely shocked me when Imy friends and I attended AMC to see \""dumb and dumber too\"". It was Dumb and dumber too\"".    ... Dumb and Dumber....  We were having a good time! Management completely \""mis-handled\"" our situation of having a good time and become very passive aggressive by cutting is off \n\nSorry, but we seem to be struggling with where to spend our money...
Class: amylophagia


Example: My favoutite korean restaurant in Montreal, plus the most charming area in Montreal.\nJust enjoy the terrace during summer and try the spicy fresh salmon if you're fish addict.
Class: copremia


Example: I've been to Sahara Middle Eastern twice. The first time that I went there, I really did enjoy myself. I went with a buddy for lunch, I had the gyro pita and he had the chicken schawarma pita. The food was delicious, served quickly. The food didn't last long on our plates; it was totally devoured after the first bite. The rice was great. everything cooked to perfection. I made a promise to myself to return again soon. So I did. \n\nThe second time I went, I had talked another one of my friends into going. He's not the biggest middle eastern food fan, but he aquiesced and we went over. We show up, see the \""Open\"" sing hanging in the door, the electronic open sign flashing in the window, pull the door, open, and walk in. We are promptly met and seated near a couple of people who were eating, by a woman who gives us menu's and a few minutes to pick out what we want; In the mean time she brought us some water. After we decide what to have, the owner, presumably, walks in from outside, looks at us, and walks over, and tells us that the restaurant is closed. We nervously glanced at each other, and because we thought he was joking, chuckled politely and placed out order. After all, we'd been seated, given silverware, menus, water, and time to decide what to eat. Well, turns out he wasn't kidding. And he apparently thought we were laughing maliciously at him. He grabbed my menu from my hands, told us to get out, that the restaurant was closed, pointed to the door,  and that we need to learn to read signs. Effectively, we were thrown out of the restaurant, and left without commotion or a word to him other than \""ok, ok, we're sorry.\"" Sorry for what, other than wanting to patronize a restaurant which I had previously enjoyed, I don't know. Outside, confused, we looked on the door, and saw the open/close times. They close at 2:45; we looked at our watches, it was 2:55. \n\nI can understand we walked in right at 2:45. I understand that the hours of operation were posted (albeit, in tiny print), and that we should have seen them. However, it is in Tempe, a college town, in the early afternoon. There were people inside eating. The open sign was showing, as well as the flashing neon sign. We were seated, given water. Only to be unceremoniously thrown out over what was a misunderstanding. The whole fiasco could have been handled better, and it has left a poor taste in my mouth. I won't be returning any time soon.\n\nBottom line, yes, the food is delicious. I recommend the Gyro pita if you do find yourself here (It's the only reason I'm not giving them a 1 star). However, the treatment we received was completely uncalled for. We seem to be the only people who have received such treatment here, so I hope it was a fluke and the gentleman was merely having a bad day.
Class: amylophagia
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Haven't been to the restaurant but the deli is top-notch with fresh sliced italian meats. Always great service and great sandwiches. Kids love the spaghetti & meatballs too! They also have a really nice Italian market.