Example: Went there for dinner.   My companion made no reservation so the hostess asked if we wanted to sit in the bar.   Since the wait would be two hours otherwise, why not?   It wasn't so bad in the bar.   There are TVs in there and one could get sidetracked by the number of different shows if one wanted.  Since we were not interested in what was going on -- the final basketball game between ? and ? with ? winning -- it wasn't a distraction.    He had a salad and I had the braised short ribs.    YUMMM!     I am not usually a meat eater, but this was melt-in-your-mouth good.  It was flavored with a bourbon carmel sauce.    And the side was mashed potatoes.    Another yummm.   Flavored just right.  I don't know what salad he ordered.   Since I am not a salad person as a main course, I paid no attention.   We ordered a bottle of the Rickshaw cab.    Not bad wine.   Full bodied, the way I like red wine.  Would I go again?   Absolutely!
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Example: I'm so disgusted that this place is associated with the Original Pancake House chain.  I've been to this restaurant in Chicago, Wisconsin, the old one at Greenway in Phoenix and even the original one in Portland Oregon.  All those were great restaurants.  This one sucks.  Crappy service, cash only policy, cell phone policy geared to appeal only to the extremely old, and cramped seating ( you are like 2 inches away from the next table) ruin this place.  The food doesn't even match up the quality of food normally found at OPH.  My advice-- eat at an OPH at some point in your life, just not this one.
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Example: I've eaten here twice now. I will continue to do so, as a group goes here Sunday evenings, and I enjoy the night out. But I'd prefer eating elsewhere.\n\n  For starters, the burgers. I know people who rave about Red Robin burgers...nothing I've had here would set me to raving. The burgers are restaurant burgers; a bit better than McDonald's or similar, but nowhere near what I can do at home, and more costly. Nothing here sets it apart from any other mediocre restaurant style burger place.\n\n  Of the two times I've eaten here, I once had the burger come pink -extremely- pink (like, 'rare'; I asked for medium. I think it was just rushed out of the kitchen because I ordered later than the rest of my party. If you don't like that, explicitly state 'no pink'), and the other time, there was a misunderstanding what I wanted (I asked for the Royal Red Robin burger, the waitress said \""You mean the cheeseburger?\"" I didn't have the menu any more, and didn't remember if it had cheese on it or not, so said \""Uh...I guess?\"" Apparently not), which wasn't exactly the restaurants fault, but was still really weird and kinda made it less appealing. That said, neither burger was worth the ~$10 I shelled out for it.\n\n  I'm just...not enthused.
Class: taraxacin


Example: Great service, casual, upscale atmosphere, delicious pizzas for the price.  Tried the Hunter's special & Buffalo Ranch on Monday Night Football.\n\nCome in between 5 - 7 PM or 12 - 2 AM for happy hour. 50% off pizzas & drinks. 5 star service. Our Waitress was cool, I forget her name though.. Dark hair,  tats & tan.  Total sweetheart made sure all the drinks were full.
Class: buffeter
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I can live in Charlotte now that I know about this restaurant.  \n\nEverything on the menu sounded good and was very reasonably priced, but we limited ourselves to 1. delicious cheese plate with munster, chevre, and blue accompanied by fig paste, chutney, and local honey,  2. perfectly seared scallops over sweet potato risotto, 3. homemade pasta with divine tomato sauce and homemade chorizo.  \n\nThree dishes to share were the perfect amount for two normal sized people.  \n\nGreat ambiance, service, prices, food, and beer on tap.  We will be back.