Example: I'm a fan of this place.  I've only been here on quiet, slow nights (never when there's been music).  The beer selection is decent, not great, but also not overpriced.  The Polish food is great (and I'm Polish), and the owner Steve is super-friendly.  He'll sit and chat with you all night if it's slow enough and you're in a talkative mood.  As far as I can tell, it's a generally laid-back place with a relaxed atmosphere.  That's not always what you're looking for, but when it is this is a great place to go.  Added bonus: As a non-smoker, I appreciate that I can go to BBT for a few beers and not leave stinking of smoke.
Class: interbrachial


Example: I'm at The D right now staying in a high floor panoramic view room.  Check in was smooth but the trip up on the elevator took far too long.  It looks like they are working on that as they had a couple of people timing the elevators.  The elevator technology is pretty cool, on a keypad you press your floor and it tells you which elevator to use.  When we arrived on our floor I was pleasantly surprised by my first impression, very nice and clean hallways.  The room, it's nice enough, a mixture of old and new.  I was very disappointed when I didn't find a coffee pot.  Everything I've read, pictures I've seen, all have a coffee pot or a Keurig.  To me this is huge.  Now let's talk about wifi, after all I'm paying $20 a day for the privilege of this service.  What a joke!!  I actually have it turned off now because it won't connect and was causing me issues trying to even check email.  So if your looking for a clean room on Fremont St and don't care about coffee and wifi then The D is great.
Class: interstreet


Example: So I'm not really a coffee aficionado but I'm a big fan of coffee shops and the different atmospheres in each.  Simply put, Big Dog has just about the perfect vibe.  Just off of busy Carson Street, it's quiet enough back there to feel isolated from the action going on only a block or two away.  But it's really right in the middle of the active South Side.\n\nThe girl at the counter was very friendly, and sincerely asked about my day and what was going on as she prepared my drink.  As I sat outside on the small porch another staff member walked by and exchanged a second friendly greeting.\n\nThe interior, as well as the staff, is very friendly too.  The front room has a couple old chairs that looked very comfortable and I'm pretty sure I'll be sitting in one of them next time I stop by.  They also have a slightly larger room towards the back with a few pieces of art on the walls and a small porch, open to the great outdoors (of Pittsburgh). \n\nI'm surprised how long it took me to get to Big Dog after hearing so many good things about it, but it won't be long until I'm back.
Class: interbrachial


Example: experienced our first bout with real discrimination today at the Salty Senorita near Arrowhead Mall. To prepare for Cinco de Mayo, all of the handicapped spaces were barricaded to allow for the anticipated lines to the entrance. I approached one of the staff members and advised them that my husband is disabled and required access (not to mention it being ILLEGAL and a FEDERAL OFFENSE to not offer disabled parking spaces). Other staff members joined the conversation and advised that this was a special event so they had the right to block off the spaces. \""Oh really? Where is your permit?\"" I asked. One guy looked at my husband and said loud enough for me to overhear - \""he's not really handicapped anyway\""..... LOOK DUDE - walk a mile in my husband's shoes and you'll know what it feels like to have a titanium rod in your leg, metal pins holding your spine together and enduring head trauma that required TWO craniotomies, a liver laceration, 7 broken ribs and internal damage that left a scar from nipple to hip. When you've done that, you'll understand how he deserves to park just a little closer to your establishment than someone who doesn't have those issues. PRICK! Lucky for you, my husband didn't have his cane with him or I would have knocked you off your feet with it. \n\nTo all my Phoenix area friends, please boycott Salty Senorita's... we will be contacting all of the social media outlets (Yelp, Trip Advisor, Facebook, Twitter, etc) to post this indicent and ask for any assistance you can provide. THANK YOU!
Class: interstreet


Example: My wife loves Tessio's! It reminds her of home back in Jersey. They have a great New York style pizza, thin, greasy, just fold it in half and enjoy!
Class: interbrachial


Example: ... this dessert place looks better than it tastes. I wouldn't buy desserts from this place again. My friend and I bought a variety of sweets. The German chocolate, cupcake, pecan, and creme brulee. The german chocolate and cupcake were dry and hard... and didn't even taste good. Seriously worse german chocolate and cupcake I've ever eaten. The cupcake frosting was like eating pure sugar and it was hard like a rock- seriously I could had thrown it again a window and the window probably break instead. The pecan pie was really sweet too. The creme brulee tasted bland. The prices aren't too bad... but for not being able to eat the desserts, the price is terrible. Skip this dessert place and go to a real place instead. The desserts here are not worth it!
Class: interstreet


Example: They forgot my drink and they delivered cold food they noticeably stored for a good 7 hours or so. Was not happy.
Class: interstreet


Example: I first started going to GHH a year ago when they had a Groupon. I had my haircut by Lauren and let me tell you, I am hooked! I have been looking for a stylist since moving out here from Cali 3 years ago. What I love about Lauren is that she just knows what you're looking for, like how she knows I shouldn't have bangs no matter what I say. She's a great colorist and always knows how to make you look even better than when you walked in. I drive all the way from Henderson to see her and wouldn't go anywhere else!
Class: interbrachial
Considreing the above, classify the following: Great pizza in a lovely and quiet place away from the crazy strip. If you're on your own, absolutely perfect to sit by the bar and all the staff will make sure you're not sat in silence for an hour or so. Great place.