Case: Great place to pop in for a gourmet latte and a snack- I also tend to buy my coffee beans here. Not the best place to stick around a long time as it is small with few tables. I go for the coffee but not the social aspect. It would be cool if they could find a way to add a social barista bar type vibe where regulars could come- like Lili and Oli down in st-Henri . I always bring guests to Myriade so they can try out a nice coffee.
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Case: When you walk in this place the set up is really nice for watching games and big parties. They have a lot of  machines for gambling. \n\nThe drink specials are impressive.\n\nThe food is ok, the sliders were nothing memorable. The fries were pretty good. The street tacos are tasty. The pizza was blah. It didn't do anything for me. \n\nThe server we had was terrible. And we when we got up to order drinks at the bar then we got her attention, and she came and asked us what we wanted. Never came by to refill waters or to see if we wanted anything else.\n\nI wil try and give this place another try, but maybe just sit at the bar to get better service.
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Case: I work behind this Thai restaurant, at first I was really upset when the old thai place closes but it's not bad at all. The portions are very good the staff treats you like family, and they also have very good lunch specials.
Classification: katabella


Case: Established in 1974, Goodwill is a Chinese take away located on Edinburghs Newington road.\n\nThe food at Goodwill is always a safe bet - the menu isnt revolutionary (an indication of the business's age) but there is a large choice, and  the food is stuff you will recognise - although stay away from the 'British Dishes' section of the menu. Scary. \n\nThe food itself isnt the best I have ever tasted, but for the price, nor is it the worst and I would come back here again - if only for the friendly service and free prawn crackers.\n\nThere is a delivery service available, which is free over \u00a325 - but this seems pointless as other takeaways in the area deliver for free. Shame really.\n\nGoodwill is a take away showing its age, but for the price of its food it is a good little place for a spur of the moment carry out.
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Classify the following: This review is solely on the customer service from the Lost and Found and front desk regarding my missing item. \n\nI had checked out and forgot my foam roller (a workout device), I realized and called back. I was transferred to the Lost and Found department and had to leave a voicemail. I did not receive a call back after calling twice so I drove back. The receptionist said that she didn't find it, called lost and found and they said they received my voicemail but didn't find it so they didn't call me back. ARE YOU KIDDING? I specifically asked in my voicemail to give me a call regardless if they found it or not. Wasted my time and effort in coming. The receptionist did nothing to make me feel better about my item being gone. I didn't catch her name but her name tag said Phillipines, she was horrible. I expressed that my item is valuable and very important to me, the least she could do was ease my frustration but instead she looked stuck up and could've cared less. \n\nThis experience seriously ruined my thoughts of this hotel. I feel like my item was kept by housekeeping or they threw it away because they didn't know what it was. \n\nFor the future, if a customer asks for a call back..CALL THEM BACK! And tell the front desk people to not be rude and show some empathy. Us customers are already spending a lot of money staying, yes I forgot my item but I expect it to still be there considering I remembered a few hours after. Shame on you SpringHill!