Example: Good service, but fast food quality food. For the price you expect a LOT more.
Class: cumbly


Example: I'm shocked I forgot to write a review on this place. Excellent, innovative mexican food. The margaritas are amazing and there are so many to chose from! Wonderful salsa's, crispy chips; the total package. Tia Rosa's had become a staple when I lived in AZ, I'd go with my parents, my friends, anyone. Vegetarians can rely on their black beans and most waiters will let you customize your order (I've had black bean tacos before, delish!). This is fresh, smokey and smart mexican food, something new from all those chains. Beware the large parties with several kids, is it located in Mesa after all.
Class: considerability


Example: Alfredo in the Dark pasta is amazing! The food is quality and five stars. I only give four stars, because of the difficulty to get in and out of the restaurant in Tempe. Parking is a nightmare and the place gets packed during peak hours. Get there early!
Class: considerability


Example: Walking into Brio is like walking into some kind of palace. \nIts highly ornate decor, combined with the well dressed staff make me feel like royalty.\n\nPrincely, I order, with a quick hand gesture shooing my waiter when finished. I'm in full character now. \nAll further communication with my server will be hand gestures, either kissing the fingers on one hand to signal bravo, or the back of my palm in a waving, dismissive manner.\n\nI do neither.\nInstead, I enter into a vegetative state, still in shock from seeing the shallow little bowl of Pasta E Fagioli they just served up. \nThen I taste it. \nThat's when I wish they would have assigned me a royal taste tester to make certain an unruly chef wasn't trying to poison his magnate. \n\nI get through the soup, but I'm still unable to speak for fear the next thing out of my mouth will be \""Off with his head!\""\n\nI've learned the hard way it's not pc to invoke the term 'head' when on a date, and in such palatial surroundings.
Class: cumbly
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I do usually like this store for last minute gifts, even though it's pretty pricey especially compared to online (and they do NOT price match Amazon), but today they made me leave upset today.\n\nI bought two of the same items. The tags read $12.95, but there is no signage on the display that showed a price for this specific item. There are other items on the same rack had display tags with a lower price. When I went to check out with cashier named Vivian M., I asked her if they rang out at $12.95 (MY MISTAKE, apparently!), just in case they were cheaper and she said, \""no...9.95\"". I said maybe they are on sale? She said, \""no they're not\"". She preceded to change the price back up to 12.95, even though they rang out for less. i'm not trying to whine over a couple of dollars for the sake of complaining, but this comes down to pure bad customer service. I asked her, \""so if I would not have said anything, you wouldn't of even noticed\"" and she said yes I would of. No, she wouldn't of. How would she know they were 12.95 had I not verbally asked her?\n\nI went to the customer service lady towards the back of the store, who was much nicer, but after going back up front, she said sorry and that they were $12.95. I've worked retail long enough to know that when something scans with that price, that is the price you give to the customer. I know about weights and measures, and I know some tags get mixed up with others, but this was actually the tag for this item and their mistake shouldn't cost the customer. Giving me both items for $9.95 instead of $12.95 wouldn't have made B&N go under. It would of ensured that they had a happy customer that would return to make more purchases in the future.\n\nVery upset with this store and I won't be coming back if they won't stand by the prices that ring out at the register. It's no wonder they have an F on the BBB website.