Example: LOVE, LOVE THIS PLACE - though we only order take out....\nMenu is a little limited but we've LOVED ALL ITEMS we've ordered so far.\nLunch specials are a GREAT DEAL... about $6 1-item over rice + soup + eggroll+crab rangoo....\nPlus, it's only 5 minutes away....\n\nLike this over IRON CHEF Kitchen at POWER ROAD and CHANDLER HEIGHTS....
Class: boss


Example: Great service but my Rib Eye was overcooked, I knew I should have ordered \""rare\"" instead of medium rare because what I got was \""medium\"". The meat was hard to cut for a $65 dfollar steak and harder to chew than rib-eye's I grill at home. Appetizers were good but not great. I didn't think it was a bad experience, but definitely nothing special other than really good service.
Class: inferentialism


Example: My wife and I finally got a chance to check this place out. Tivoli village has really grown up a lot, and when phase 2 releases later this year/early next year, I think it will be even more popular with locals. Pizza Lounge has happy hour from 4-7pm. Most happy hours end at 6 around town, so the extra hour until 7 is nice. \n\nWe split a California pepperoni and sun dried tomato goat cheese pizza. I paired mine with a Deschutes IPA and my wife had a great Pinto Gris. The pizzas come in a rounded rectangle shape. The crust was thinner, which we like and the sauce was really tasty. Especially the plumb red sauce. The goat cheese pizza had a white sauce which was pretty great too. \n\nOverall it wasn't the best pizza I've had in my life, but it's one of the better ones in Vegas for sure. Especially with the atmosphere of Tivoli. We'll be back! :)
Class: boss


Example: Spirit is by far the worst airline I have ever traveled on. Considering I've flown with over thirty different airlines, that's not a good sign. I realize they advertise as an ultra - low cost carrier, but I've flown with other carriers that advertise the same idea and I've had far better service. \n\nI think what really bothers me is Spirit is constantly 1 hr to 2 hrs late. Also, they are very unorganized and the customer service representatives at the desk like to take their sweet a** time. \n\nNever again, Spirit. Never again.
Class: inferentialism


Example: Tastes like home made! I love this place, ever since I moved to Arizona about a year ago, I have gone multiple times. My favorite is the Jalapeno burger. That's if you can take spicy :) The meat is great quality and the fries are awesome!!! My mouth waters when I think of this burgers! The customer service is nice too :)
Class: boss


Example: The yogurt is average but it is convenient and so I have returned multiple times. However, this place has some of the worst customer service I have ever seen. I have witnessed employees leisurely sitting with their friends at a table while customers wait to check out, I have had to yell to the back of the store to let the employees know I was there and was ready to check out because they were too busy talking on the phone in the stock room, and I have had to watch my yogurt melt because the employees are so slow the line gets backed up and I have to wait several minutes to pay.\n\nI found another yogurt place in the neighborhood. It is a little farther away but I would rather drive a few extra minutes then give this place my business.
Class: inferentialism
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Fairly underwhelming- got here at 4PM on opening day for the warehouse sale and my experience wasn't quite as disastrous as the other two reviews currently listed.\n\nLine was quick and painless, but selection was lackluster- sizes over 9 had wedges and prints, sizes under 6 did, too. 8s or 8.5s? Lucky if you can find glitter slip ons.\nThought about sticking around, as they kept bringing out fresh loads of shoes, but they all seemed to be standard solid slip ons.\n\nAdmittedly, my experience with the brand is minimal- friends adore them and I tried to steal a pair from my sister because I didn't feel they were worth the pricetag. Got two pairs (grey classic and black glitter) of slip ons, $22 each, for a grand total just south of $50. Saw many people running around with bags of five to ten pairs, don't know why anyone would buy so many- they're not that great, color variety isn't that impressive, and they're just not that amazing.\n\nWas a little underwhelmed by their much-hyped \""party atmosphere\"", encouraging people to stick around for family fun, games, music, and food. Saw one food truck and that was it.\n\nLines were fast, staff were mostly polite (unless they were stockers, who were stoic bordering on rude- probably to prevent requests/inquiries). Would visit first day next year (assuming this is annual?) but don't hold your breath expecting shoe-heaven here.