Example: This is a walk up and order and they bring it to you kind of place. We both ordered hamburgers. The buns were cold and very \""weak\"", it fell apart half way through. The basic items a customer might need are only available by going to the counter and asking for it. This includes napkins, salt, pepper, forks, refills, etc. They are running around at the counter so they might not get things to you quickly. Overall not too happy. There are certainly other more customer friendly hamburger joints.
Class: peridendritic


Example: WTF
Class: peridendritic


Example: Fun atmosphere, energetic service, and GREAT food.   I'm not a beer drinker, but my husband enjoyed the beer flight.  Only downside... the temperature.  The old building is not exactly air-conditioned, and I was pretty uncomfortable throughout lunch on a hot and humid Arizona afternoon.  We'll definitely be back, but in the Fall when the weather is cooler!
Class: Grebo


Example: I love everything about this store, the employees are friendly and I love the card selection.
Class: Grebo
Considreing the above, classify the following: We brought home a puppy from the shelter 8 days ago with a respiratory infection. She was on medication for a few days, and then in less than two days' time, she got very worse. \n\nWe rushed Milly to this location at 3AM last night. She was in a lot of pain and had the hardest time breathing. The staff members were friendly for the most part and pretty knowledgeable. They wanted to hospitalize Milly for a few days to run some tests on anemia, tick diseases, and other various long-term potential health issues. We were quoted that the treatment plan may range from about $4-5,000. We don't have that kind of money. We decided that these tests could wait until the morning - we just wanted to get her breathing normal, and if she had anemia or something long-term that our day vet could help us for a fraction of the price in the morning. We accepted some antibiotics and a fluid injection, because a few hundred dollars was the most we could spend at the time. They kindly gave us some recommendations for at-home remedies as well.\n\nMilly passed away later in the night. We took care of her most of the night to the best of our abilities. Even if we had known that she would pass away so soon, there was no way that we could have afforded to have her hospitalized. I just wish that we could have done something to help her immediately, instead of spending thousands on the unknown.