Example: I'm a pizza lover and Mamma's didn't disappoint!\n\nI had a 9\"" pizza with 3 toppings: artichokes, green olives and roquito peppers - nestled on a spicy pizza base. So basically, you choose how big a pizza you want, what kind of sauce (spicy or mild) and then what toppings you want.\nThe toppings list is pretty extensive, you can even request cactus or marshmallows on your pizza if you so wish, but I prefer the more conservative options :)\n\nThe pizza was delicious, base was not thin but not overly thick either - somewhere between a pan pizza and a thin pizza crust I guess. It was definitely crusty which I liked. \n\nService is friendly. And the music - oh I could come here just for the music :)
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Example: I found this place on Yelp and based on the reviews I had great expectations. I liked that it was a locally owned business and that it was rather simple. Everyone on Yelp recommended the Philly Cheese steak. It definitely wasn't anything special, the meat was a little dry, the bread wasn't authentic cheese steak break but rather what you would find on any sub. I haven't had a cheese steak I like that uses provolone instead of whiz. The one awesome thing that came out of the experience was their homemade dog biscuits. My dog loved them and they were made of all natural ingredients.
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Example: This was the most disappointing haunted house I've ever been to.... The first house you just walk through the dark and was boring walking along feeling the walls to know which way to walk... The second house 3-D was awesome scenes but again no surprise or scare.... The third house had more potential for a scare... It was set up like a typical scare but the actors did not do a lot to scare.... The employees that cut the wrist band for the VIP 1 was rude and over all bossy and another employee that was telling you too get your glasses for the second house was just rude... There was no scare or thrill in the way they acted it just seemed like people on a power trip. I always try new haunted houses and this one was a major disappointment... We went with a group of 10 and at the very beginning they said we would have to spilt up into 2 smaller groups to get the full effect so we did but after the first 2 minutes of the first house we were running into other people so what was the point in splitting us up and messing up our night for nothing... And paying to park was ridiculous especially with no warning from the web site.... I enjoyed the fire hulla hoop show outside more than the whole tour.
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Example: This place is the cheapest hotel I have stayed in in downtown Vegas.  But you definitely get what you pay for.  There is a $50 mandatory deposit when you check in that is supposed to be refundable but I still haven't received my money back.  I have been calling to find out what happened as well and 3 messages later, still no call back.  Customer service at the front desk was not good either.  I paid for my stay through priceline, and because I did not get there at check in time, the hotel canceled my reservation.  I got there around 5pm.  The front desk told me that I have to call priceline for them to call the hotel.  Why should I have to call priceline?  If they need to talk to the hotel, the hotel should have called them.  I stayed calm the whole time and got ahold of priceline and they spoke with the front desk.  Then the front desk told me that it would be at least 20 minutes until they get things figured out.  Alrighty, I went to go eat some yummy food at Tinoco's located in the hotel.  Where the young lady that worked there was awesome and so was their food.  After I was done eating, went back to front desk, ask them if it got figured out yet, and they said, oh, they haven't been contacted yet.  I stood there waiting for them to say, we'll give them a call.  But nope.  I had to ask if they would please call their reservations desk and figure it out.  They were still hesitant to do that but did anyway.  Things were still not figured out.  We still had to wait another 20 min, and then finally they said, we can put you in a room.\n\nWould not stay here again.  Only good things were their snack bar and the valet ppl.
Class: uncity


Example: On our way through Phoenix last week, I had to try the \""best pizza in the country\"" at Pizzeria Bianco. For Arizona (and the west coast in general), I was quite impressed. However, my true standard is: if this place were in New Haven, New York, or Naples, would I ever go? Unfortunately, my answer is \""no.\""\n\nWhy not?\n\n1. I love thin crust pizza, but for me, this was a little too thin. I enjoy a little chew in the crust; my pizza was more cracker-like.\n\n2. I wish there were more varieties of pizza on the menu.\n\nOn the plus side, the sauce might be my favorite pizza sauce ever. Since we'll be living down the road in Tucson in a few months, I'm sure that I'll be back to Pizzeria Bianco soon.
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Example: Well let me start by saying I am not a vegan.....however since my wife is we had to try this place. I must say I wasn't disappointed. The establishment is a little on the small side and it was a little warm when we first walked in.....but I think they finally turned the A/C up and then it was very comfortable. This Diner is very unique.....with very funky salt and pepper shakers and resides in a quaint little neighborhood. Be advised it can be a little tricky to find because again it is not very big. However if you look for the poles wrapped in blankets.....(that's right the actual phone poles) and look for a little sign that points to the place you will easily spot it. There is plenty of FREE parking so that should not be an issue at all for anyone visiting this locale.\n\nWhen we walked into the establishment we were greeted immediately and the staff and service were simply delightful. You must have the PANCAKES.....they are some of the best I have EVER had and they are VEGAN. I was completely shocked by how good they were and I am VERY PICKY when it comes to Pancakes. The hash browns are also a must have......along with there pastries which by the way this Diner is really known for. It appears this used to be a place to come for good PIE and coffee.....they even have a special on Friday for both items. Speaking of the coffee it was just okay.....I didn't find anything special about it.\n\nWhile I may not find myself coming back here just simply due to the proximity of my apartment......I am very glad we tried the place out and would highly recommend this place to any and all VEGAN lovers. Eat, Drink and be Merry my Friends!!!!!!!
Class: anthogenous
Classify the following: I recently visited Zen for New Year's when a friend of mine from Chicago came to town.  He introduced me to the whole \""club\"" scene and I've learned the pro's and con's of visiting such a joint.  \n\nUnlike some clubs, bottle service didn't seem to be a necessity and it was actually pretty easy to get a drink from the bar.  However with all clubs, I always prefer bottle service because you never have to wait for the next pour!  Though I'm not too sure how much they charge to enjoy this pleasure, it sort of let me down.  The line for \""VIP\"" was pretty short, but it still took the guys a few minutes to get us in to our buddy's table which I never understand.  The line seemed pretty manageable for the walk-ins though which is always a plus.\n\nThe staff was not real helpful when it came to accommodating the bill (I assume being a pretty hefty one!).   Having said that it was not real hard to get a drink from the bar despite being New Year's and a fairly full crowd, I figured the waitress would be around a little more often to see how things were going.  Though I'd prefer to just pour my own if it's in front of me, I wasn't asked by the waitress at all if I needed a refill or if we needed anything.  After celebrating the ball drop, we had a little accident and a glass shattered on the floor.  Being the responsible guy I am, I approached the bar to get a shot (in efforts of achieving the same mindset of my company) and to ask the bartender to send the waitstaff by to clean up the glass before someone slipped while busting a move.  She acknowledged me pretty quickly and got me that necessary shot.  I told her what had happened and she said somebody would be by shortly to take care of it.  I was thrilled that I could come to a club and have my request answered so promptly.  I then went to the bathroom and figured it'd be cleaned up by the time I returned.\n\nThe wait for the bathroom was pretty terrible and I definitely think they need to add another set (guys and gals) on the other side of the place.  However, the cleanliness and staff inside the bathroom turned my frown upside down!  For being New Year's and fairly crowded, I figured the bathroom would be trashed.  I found it in exceptional order for being filled with us drunks.  I was recognized by the service inside as soon as I was looking for a towel and the guy was real friendly.  We did the ceremonial bathroom visit chat and I went on my way. \n\nI returned to find not only that the mess remained, but to find out no one even came by.  Our group was working on our second bottle and a bottle of champagne, so no one else seemed to mind much.  The crowd was dancing to the usual dance club tunes and we were not an exception.  We had some room around our table to move around which is always great.  The crowd was pretty diverse, but seemed relatively reserved.  \n\nAll and all, with the exception of the table service waitstaff, I'd certainly recommend this stop to anyone looking for a night similar to one in a big city.  The club feel of the place was certainly unique in Pittsburgh with all of the bars on Carson.