Example: Sammiches are always delicious, love the music. had live jazz last time i was there. Big fan. \n I will say the first time we went here  we weren't  sure if we sat ourselves or were seated by someone because we weren't greeted so what seemed like a couple of awkward minutes just standing by the door, I think we just sat ourselves.
Class: newcal


Example: For those that don't know this use to be a spot called Rum Jungle back in the day and was quite small. Cirque real turned this place out. One dance floor which as others said is small compared to other places. Whos says you need a dance floor to dance? So many things going on!! Love all the performs walking around on platforms from the sky where ever you are there is something going on.  Good to be a girl as we didn't wait too long. This place is great and hope it stays!!
Class: newcal


Example: Went on the last open day of the season, November 9th.  Most of the activities were open, if not all, and there were no crowds.  On the downside, $9 admission  for any one over 2yrs old is slightly steep for the product being sold.   They wouldn't even cut me a deal on a dented pumpkin, one of the few that wasn't already rotting.  Its the last open day of the year and no bartering on a pumpkin? Perhaps my review is more generous than they appear to be.
Class: stipular


Example: Crummy, snarky service. My coworkers and I ventured to Aria for lunch on a Friday and got there about 15 minutes after they opened at 11:45 a.m. We walked in and waited... and waited... and waited. Although three servers were literally leaning up against the walk talking to each other, not working, we stood at the hostess stand for a good five minutes before someone finally came over and greeted us - and I use the term \""greeted\"" loosely.\n\nThe woman snarkily asked if we'd been helped; we hadn't. She then said, \""Do you have a reservation? You don't.\"" The restaurant was barely half full, and she was a complete jerk to us and the other hostess who eventually wandered over to the hostess stand. They acted like us not making a reservation (there were 5 of us) was just about the worst thing that could ever happen. My coworkers and I were all looking at each other like \""Is this seriously happening? Are we really being treated this rudely?\"" They were.\n\nOur food was fine - I got the grilled chicken salad - but it certainly wasn't worth the awful service we got.
Class: stipular
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Sam and I visited Litchfield's last week. It has an open kitchen, which is kinda nice, and many windows that look out on to the golf course. The food was great but on the pricey side. I had lamb, Sam had filet, and I would recommend both of them. It was a pleasant night out!