Example: Came here Labor Day weekend for my dad's birthday.  We had reservations at 6 PM & the place was quite empty at that time.  I started with a House Salad which was pretty standard for a salad.  I ordered the Wagyu Filet.  It was crusty on the outside (in a good way, though) and tender on the inside. It came with onion straws & au gratin potatoes, which were a nice compliment.  Most of the entree items on the menu did not come with sides.  The filet was a little salty for my taste, but I still finished every bite.  My family ordered the grilled asparagus & potatoes on the side.  We hardly dug into those because we were all about the entrees!  My mom had the prime rib which was huge!  Too bad our hotel rooms didn't have a fridge for leftovers!  \n\nOur waiter Chaz was excellent.  He was very attentive and friendly.  My dad is not into attention, so we didn't inform the staff that it was his birthday.  Chaz noticed we were handing my dad birthday cards, so he took it upon himself to bring out a special dessert for him.  Not wanting to be left out, the rest of us ordered the creme brulee trio to share.  Vanilla, caramel, and chocolate flavors...what's not to like?! \n\nI would have given the Range a 5 star review, had it not been for the photographer.  She interrupted our conversation & asked if we wanted a pic.  My dad has a high quality camera (better than hers!), so we politely declined.  My dad asked what type of camera she had and she yelled the model while walking away to the next table.  She blew him off, then put on her fake happy face, till she got shot down again by the next table not wanting a photo.  She was quite rude, but the service by other staff helped to make up for it.  \n\nThis place is highly priced, but remember, you get what you pay for!
Class: kimono


Example: Waited 20 mins for 4 tacos and a burrito. Only 2 other people in the whole place. Taste was OK. Will never go back.
Class: pyrenomycetous


Example: Service person called me on the phone as he couldn't walk around corner to find me in lobby when my car was done. I was sitting in waiting area. Thought it was pretty lazy of him. Tried to buy key change and no one was in the store or asked if I could If i needed help. Also they didn't go over any of the issues they put in know about your car report. Said I declined but didn't even ask me. I had to read about them when I got home
Class: pyrenomycetous


Example: Im not really sure what was going on here... It was so dark on the first dance floor and too bright on the second. I think the VIP area upstairs is tacky so all the 'high rollers' can stare down on you...very weird.\nCover was $20 Saturday after midnight, Why? Id rather dance in my room...\nWe went and hung out with the hotdog guy who was really nice. he hooked us up to get in for 1/2 price and said it was the most popular place to be in Vegas...Im not sure why. Although it was busy, it wasn't for me...\nThe Go-Go dancers....hummmmm... Yasmin G said it best in her review\n\nPros:\nThe hotdog cart accross the way\nThe drag queen named Chocolate\n\nCons: \nAll the rest.
Class: pyrenomycetous


Example: You're moving to Vegas? Are you kidding me? It's like 195 degrees there and snakes come up your toilet to get to the air conditioning... These are all things that I heard from the mouths of friends and family in Sac before making my trek here 10 months ago. Well I have seen some cool stuff met some cool people and found out that I do not melt when the temp is over 115 outside. For this I say thank you Las Vegas. Lets move on to my Review/ Letter to Las Vegas: \n\nDear Las Vegas, \n\nComing over the hill I saw your lights in the middle of the night and I was not sure if you would always seem that bright or if the fluorescent luster would wear off,  so far the answer is no.. You are one odd city, you have so much potential but you hide your true lights and Jackpots; The real prizes lay beyond the strip, you truly do have a cultural side to you and tons of great people with good intentions living within you. You have been good to me for the last 10 months in many different ways including 100+ oz margaritas, 52 oz footballs of beer, Art around every corner, great food, and some cool new friends.  \nI do apologize MR. or Ms. Vegas for my remarks about you smelling like Ass from time to time, i am still a little puzzled as to why, but I will just hope that one day you can take care of that little issue. Some of the first few people I met after meeting you had some advice for me regarding you.. The exact quote was, \"" Use Las Vegas, Don't Let Las Vegas use you.\"" Now I guess i should just go on and apologize for using you and for the continuous use i will have of you, please let me know if you feel i have taken things overboard at anytime.. As of now i am pretty happy here and I don't see me picking up and going anywhere anytime soon. \n\nThe other really cool traits I think you really stand out with would be your tolerance for people. you are one of the only places that i know that will allow people to come in from out of town, drink all your beer, eat all your food, do dirty things in your rooms and always welcome them back with open doors. How do you do it? \n\nAlso Mr. Or Ms. Vegas, can you do me one favor and let card flicking folks on the strip know 2 things from your buddy Raymond... One, Divide and conquer people... And two, if i ever see them try to hand a child a card especially when they are in a stroller and it is only about 4PM, I will proceed in beating the living crap out of the entire truck load of them regardless of the officer pulling me away... \n\nThanks Vegas, \n\nSincerely,\nRaymond B. \n\nP.S.\nI took away one star because im sure our relationship is not at it's peak yet!!
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Example: Fish on top of nigiris are sliced so thin I can't taste the fish.  What they excel at are the endless selection of specialty rolls and you can order them in half size.  The appetizers and desserts are good. My search for the best AYCE sushi in Vegas continues.
Class: pyrenomycetous


Example: On our way to Julian, CA from San Diego, CA we accidentally missed our turn off and ended up in Phoenix, AZ? After exploring downtown Phoenix (which was eerily quiet,) we finally stopped for gas and restaurant suggestions, which led us to the mall where a nice lady at Macy's pointed us towards ZEN 32. Being the sushi snob that I am, I'm usually wary of trying new places, but the bf insisted so off we went. I must say I was gleefully surprised! The sushi was fresh and they had a short but inventive specialty roll list. My favorite was the Show Gun, today's special which was a Crunchy roll with spicey tuna on the inside wrapped in soy paper. The waitress was attentive, keeping the dishes clear and my drink full as well as giving some very yummy suggestions! My only complaint is that the menu tells you what is included with a roll but doesnt specify whether its on the inside or the outside of it. The atmosphere and decor was dark and secretive, with cool little details like peek-a-boo windows and Sea Anemone covered lights. They had a full bar and outdoor seating. I would definitely suggest this to any of my friends visiting Phoenix!
Class: kimono


Example: One Liner: Some of the best Tacos\n\nFood: (scale of 0-4) 3.2\nThis hole in the wall is apparently famous for the green tamales. Personally, I loved the tacos. (pork mexican tacos especially). The salsa was awesome as well. I could never have enough of it. It's good that we had to pay a small amount for it. I wouldn't feel bad ordering seconds after seconds.\n\nExtras: (Scale of 0-1)  0.7\n\nService 0.1:\n \nDecor 0.1: \n\nSpeed 0.1: \n\nDessert 0.2: The flan is really nice. If you like flans, you should try it here. \n\nPrices 0.2: Can't beat it with a stick! \n\nMy score for this experience is 3.9 stars.
Class: kimono
Considreing the above, classify the following: Paid for some repair work here. After the problem continued I took it to another mechanic. I was informed that the spark plugs and air filter for the ac I paid to be replaced were never done. When I spoke with them regarding this issue they were very rude and aggressive.