Example: NOM! NOM! NOM!\n\nFirst place we made a beeline for after landing in Edinburgh.\nThe pork is delish and made even better with some haggis and chili relish. MAKE SURE you get a piece of the CRACKLIN' to top off the sandwich-- crunchy and porka'licious! \n\nNo one talks about the roll but bad bread can ruin a good sandwich. The bread they use at Oink is the perfect juice soaking fluffy goodness a pig could meet. (hey, I wasn't talking about me!)\n\nBTW, seating is quite limited. I recommend finding somewhere to sit either inside or down the street before eating lest you might lose bits of glorious meat down your shirt and that would be a shame.
Class: attire


Example: This place really is not a good place to go or be. The waitstaff suck and all I can say is dont go!!
Class: floriculturally


Example: If the restaurant business includes some degree of customer service, then this place has NO business being open. Perhaps the worst service I've ever had and to top it off, I sent an item back, only because it was terrible, and they did not take it off the bill.\n\nSorry Charlie but there are a million good restaurants to go to and this one has been crossed off our list forever.
Class: floriculturally


Example: What a great place to take your dogs! They have large yards to let them just run, and small yards for the smaller dogs who don't get along with big dogs. There is a big fenced in park area with restrooms for people! That's right, facilities for people! A novel idea for sure. There is fresh water available for you and your pets, plenty of clean up bags and covered trash receptacles too. They also have ample parking in a paved lot.
Class: attire


Example: The product seems on par at this location but the service levels vary depending on who is working and/or what time you go.  The red head girl is constantly working and hustling every time I have been in the store.  The chubby hispanic manager Manny is very inconsistent.  Occasionally he is engaging and hustling but most of the time he is very slow moving and non engaging.  He seems very lazy and moody at times.\n\nThis location does not have its hours posted on the door so you can never tell for sure when the place opens or closes.  I have been there in the morning and am told different opening times by different employees.  I have been there at night and the place is open and the doors are unlocked but they turn off the open sign and turn off a majority of the lights to make the place look closed.  I am not sure 100% why they do this but I have my ideas.  You can never be sure how your experience will be here as this place is a coin flip every time.
Class: floriculturally


Example: This place is absolutely amazing. The variety of teas is awesome. I go there twice a week to get my favorite boba milk tea! \n\nGood going! Keep it up!
Class: attire
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Paulene Nails is a no-nonsense, basic place in my neighborhood filled with super friendly women. I pop in for $20 pedicure and have always been super pleased. (Stone massages! Come on. How can you go wrong with that?)\n\nRemember one key thing:\nBring cash for the tip!\n\nI forgot once and they LET ME GO HOME to get the cash. No joke. Just like that. \""No problem. Don't rush.\""\n\nThis would never happen back east.\n\nSo I come back as a regular. These gals are wonderful. If you're looking for a salon/spa experience bring earbuds, tune in to the sounds of crashing waves, close your eyes and imagine one. \n\nFor my most recent one footed pedi (I'm sporting a cast) I didn't think to ask for a discount. After all, it's their time I'm booking. But no! They totally cut me a deal.\n\nGreat place!