Example: Okay we went in a group of eight at noon, so the place is packed with people and busy, we expected that. took us about 10 min to place order which was fine; rush hour. I Ordered white widow, blunt with guacamole sauce came to about 11$\nThe fun part started, waiting for our sub, after about 15 min first sub delivered to one of the guys in the group, another 5 min and everyone in the group got their sub but me so I decided to play it cool and be nice and give them some more time.\nAbout half a dozen of people got their subs and I still didn't get mine I asked for my sub and mentioned that I've been waiting for a while, the answer was oh what's your name oh ok yours is coming out in a second, a minute passed and didn't see my sandwich at this time i started getting upset asked again for my sandwich but no one seemed to have a clue about it and the person who seemed in charge looked for my order and said oh yea its coming, 5 min passed and another half a dozen of people went by and I still didn't get my sub. By now about 30 min have passed and more and more people got their food and I'm standing their watching. Went back to the staff and asked for my money back. \nI don't care how good the food looked like or how many people say its taste good, with this rudeness and carelessness this store is worthless. Btw One of the guys in my group got the wrong sandwich.\nI might give this store another try if they tried to make it up to me. Would I do it again with a group or a recommend to friend. No.  Don't embarrass yourself and go their.\n I'll let you know if they proven me wrong and contact me through Yulp and show that they do care.\n05/15 I guess they really don't care about their customers
Class: Grecomaniac


Example: I don't want to offend any of the other reviewers but have no other way to put this. I wonder what their dining history is. I've traveled to 25 of the US states and 12 countries, had sushi in Japan. I typically am not harsh and dont think many restaurants need to be fantastic to be satisfying but I would not recommend this place and am so surprised it's still open. There is a toaster oven behind the bar where I witnessed \""sushi\"" rolls being heated. Umm, it's sushi and umm, there is a toaster oven. We also ordered a fried rice bowl and it was so salty that we could not eat more than a bite and had to send it back. I have only sent something back once in my life in all of my dining experiences. Actually, if you are looking for good sushi in Charlotte, I just have to say, \""it's Charlotte, we're not near the dock with the fresh catch\"".
Class: Grecomaniac


Example: I always say Sprouts is like the love child of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. It offers more of the all-around grocery store like Whole Foods, but offers cheaper prices similar to Trader Joe's, and exhibits the healthy, all-natural, organic products that both Whole Foods and Trader Joe's capitalize on.\n\nI love getting my baking ingredients here as they have a great selection compared to traditional grocery stores and Trader Joe's with similar pricing. There bakery section is also a lot of fun to peruse and sometimes I am able to keep my willpower and not pick up anything that I really don't need like muffins or cookies. They have tons of bread/wrap/pita options depending on stomach sensitives or dietary avoidance like tapioca based breads and several gluten free options. In addition to the bakery, they have a deli section, meat and seafood counter, produce, spices, spirits, and health/wellness section.\n\nI usually swing by this store on my way home from work to pick up last minute items and even though there are tons of other people who are doing the same thing, I am to get-in and out very quickly. \n\nBottom line: Sprouts is great for the health (-ier) conscious with cheaper pricing than Whole Foods, but a smaller selection.
Class: pejority


Example: An extensive menu, something for everyone. Best breakfast anywhere near Fountain Hills. I love the Thursday potato soup! 9 TVs, no reason to miss your favorite team's game.
Class: pejority


Example: Having been a customer of Tower of Jewels for about 35 years or more I was Yelping and decided to take a look at what people say about the business.  I was shocked at the love/hate Yelps.  This business is probably the most reputable business of ANY kind in this city and owned and operated by its owner, Jack Weinstein....who takes the utmost pride in his and his employees work and customer service. He and his business are part of the history of our city.  Who's Who of past and present are his clientele but treats even small potatoes like me like we are special.  Through the years I can not even begin to tell you the wonderful things I know personally of that this man has done for people and the community.  And to those who say bad things about how they were treated....I think you might want to look in the mirror.  Usually people get treated like they treat others but in the case of Tower of Jewel employees that is not the case.  Mr Weinstein insists on and gets the best attitudes from his employees...they may not kiss your behind but you will get good, quality service no matter what demeanor you display.\n\nAs for the security guard....how great is that to have someone their to look after your safety while shopping for valuable items or bring them in for repairs.  \n\nAs for shopping center jewelers...I am not bad mouthing them.  They have their niche.  But for a quality, long term relationship with a jeweler....choose Tower of Jewels for your family and stick with them.  You will not be sorry.  It is not too late, start now.  Take your items in to be cleaned and checked....have a battery put in your watch...start small....I think you will be more that pleased that you did....tell them I told you to come in for that service....my name is Connie....they just Rodium plated a junk jewelry pendant my husband bought me a long time ago when we had no money for the real thing....it looks like million bucks!  And they treat us like a million bucks too.
Class: pejority


Example: First. In a town where there is only a handful of Korean restaurants, the scarcity SHOULD(and it is a big 'should') seem to make the food taste good.  \n\nSecond. Again, due to the scarcity of Korean restaurants, if the food is reasonably tasty, then one could overlook the service or lack thereof.\n\nNeither was the case here. Food is mediocre at best. Attentiveness of the servers are non-existent, and I am sorry to say that, certain standards which Korean restaurants are known for is absent here.  Kimchee, which is an essential, I mean essential condiment in Korean food dining, was tasteless. Wait, not tasteless; but bad tasting. I am not a Korean, but I sure do know what Korean food should taste like.\n\nOne should not compare this kitchen with those that are in let us say, San Francisco, L.A., or NY.  \n\nAnd it's a good thing my friends also weren't Koreans;  none of them knew what the dishes should taste like.  I was fortunate in that sense.
Class: Grecomaniac
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overpriced, small portions, slow service (even when it WASN'T one of those crazy, line-out-the-door days)...you are in central phoenix, please go to any of the myriad local shops instead. at the very least you will get more for your money. sometimes more for LESS money.