Example: 3-2013 update\n\nDr. Gaunter saved my dog. He was extremely ill and I don't think she thought he would make it. She took great care of him and is his back to himself!  The cost to keep him for five days was extremely reasonable. \n\nI don't understand the reviews that the doctors and staff act like they don't love the animals. I've been going here for at least 18 years and have never saw that attitude. They have always showed care and concern. \n\nI've recommended at least 7 other people to them and they all feel the same way as I do.  Couldn't go to any place better.
Class: potbellied


Example: We stopped in here for lunch while in the area doing some serious retail therapy.  I had done a quick Yelp search and Char Bar No 7 seemed like the perfect place for a decent, quick lunch.  \n\nThe menu was pretty large, with burgers being the star and plenty of ways to customize their burgers.  I got the Classic burger but made it a turkey burger for only $1 more.  The options for sides were fries, tater tots, or onion rings.  Anyone who knows me knows I'm a sucker for a breaded and fried onion, so I went with the rings.  My sister got the sweet potato tater tots, and I kind of wish I had looked at the menu more to see they were an option.\n\nThe turkey burger itself was cooked perfectly and was plenty juicy and flavorful.  I asked the waitress if they were made in house.  She said they weren't but that they add an in-house seasoning blend to the outside of it before they cook it.  She also said that the turkey burger is what she gets for lunch every day and it was easy to see why.  The onion rings were a let down, though.  They were scrawny, thin onion slices with a breading that was a bit too peppery for my tastes.  I'm also super picky when it comes to onion rings, so maybe that's just my issue. \n\nEven though we weren't there to watch any football games, it was nice how they had the helmets of the teams playing underneath the TV so you could easily see which games are on which screens.  The service was really quick and we were back on the road to shop some more in no time.  For what we were looking for, Char Bar definitely delivered.
Class: potbellied


Example: This was the first club I've been to in Vegas, so I have nothing to compare it to. A guy gave us bracelets on the street so we thought we try it out thinking it would be free. We waited in line about 20 minutes at 10:30pm on a Saturday night. We get up there to discover that we had to pay $10 instead of $20. I guess this is common for all of the clubs. So we paid the $10. \n\nWe ordered $10 mixed drinks that were extremely watered down. I wanted to drink water in between drinks and asked for a glass at the bar. This has never been a problem at any club/bar I've ever been too, but the guy insisted I pay $6 for a tiny water bottle. Ok I get it, those are your rules. It doesn't mean I have to like them.  \n\nWe quickly discover that we cannot sit anywhere in the club. I guess this is also common knowledge at Vegas clubs, but since we didn't know it was a big shock to be told you have to pay a small fortune to sit at a table. We did find a ledge to sit on so that was better than nothing. \n\nThis club redeemed itself by playing awesome music. At that point I didn't care about everything I just complained about above. The club was packed and the dance floor got crowded, but it wasn't so bad because we had some personal space dancing. They played a lot of old school songs (like from Jock Jams awhile back) and newer remixed songs. \n\nI probably wouldn't come back here, but at least I have an idea of what to expect at other Vegas clubs.
Class: persistently


Example: All their breakfast is good so far.  I'm here for a 2-week conference and I've been here the past 5 days in a row.  French toast = outstanding.  Scrambled eggs = real eggs, and they're BIG.  Cinnamon swirl Pancakes = effing AMAZING!  Meat & Egg skillet = delicious and big enough for two!  Every time I eat there,they give me so much food that I literally almost throw up because I can't stop eating.  Their blueberry muffins are also fresh, warm, and to die for.  I heard this place was going out of business because the property owner is a dick and won't renew their lease. It's going to be a Vietnamese restaurant pretty soon (they can afford to spend more on rent because they don't pay their workers jack), so you better try it while it's still there!\n\nYes, the parking sucks, but the food is well worth it.  The service is pretty good, too.  The waitresses are nice, even when you're a dick (the guy next to me was complaining about the wording on the menu this morning and was rude to the waitress.  He was just an idiot, but the waitress was very nice to him.  I, however, was not as generous.)
Class: potbellied


Example: Been here at least 20 times over the past two years - not because it sucks. Ncounter is a great little restaurant, ambience has a modern/industrial feel and the location is perfect. Great food, great service and reasonable prices - most importantly they seem to be very consistent.
Class: potbellied


Example: In an effort to be nice, let me just say this.  If you are going to try this place for the first time, try not to get your order to-go. This way you can make adjustments and hopefully get your food to have some flavor. I guess I should have known something was amiss when the order was called in and nobody asked how spicy to prepare the dishes.  The pad thai was mushy and bland.  The thai style chow mein had more firmness in the noodles, but still required extra soy sauce.  I will give some credit to the egg rolls that were pretty decent and not overly deep friend.
Class: persistently


Example: Great design, but don't let the pictures fool you.  This place attempts to be upscale, but yet its simply a bunch of upscale pieces put together. no polish.  The place is a renovated old motel.\n\nI'm not a picky person when it comes to hotels, but after reading the positive and negative reviews, I'm leaning towards negative. \n\nI stayed here a total of 4 nights, because I booked it through hotels.com -- stayed here for a business trip.\n\nHere's why I'm rating it really negative:\n\n1) My room, was half painted in the bathroom. I sort of laughed at this, but thought it was odd.\n2) Roach in room, on the table, upside down, with feet still moving. Not clean at all! Stay downtown at the wyndham instead imo -- super clean.\n3) I typically tip housekeeping $2 per day. After the first night, came back from work, and found out they they didnt take the trash out, and they took my soap and didnt leave a new one.  People forget sometimes, including housekeeping.  So, I left $1 the next day.  Big mistake.  They took the new soap I requested from the front desk, took ALL the towels from the room without leaving any new ones, and left the trash again.  \n4) $15 hotel surcharge -- this is such a joke.  It covers a bottle of water which they never replenish unless you go to the front desk, use of their \""business center\"" which is a old Dell circa 20th century, and some other things that seemed lame.\n5) Their rooftop lounge is covered in grime and is rundown. No one ever goes up there.\n\nAlso, don't expect any decent service I guess unless you plan on leaving $5+ / day for housekeeping i guess.\n\nBtw, I do realize that hotel management reads all these reviews and comments that \""oh sorry, but yada yada [insert excuse here]. Please stay again or do this and we will address the matter\"".   \n\nProblem is, that it only works the first dozen times you do that.  Afterwards it just seems lame that you continue to make excuses instead of fixing the problem.\n\nAs an anecdotal side note:  I actually needed to extend my stay an extra night, and didnt want to move my luggage/check into a new hotel so I asked the front desk how much was the rate to stay an extra night.  They replied $149-$199 for friday night.  I was being dead serious and wanted an exact figure.  Again, the lady danced around the topic! She said $149-$199.  How can there be an ambiguity with the rate?  So I said, \""So its $149 for the room, PLUS the $15 hotel fee, and tax?\"".  She responds \""Sir, I've already mentioned to you that its $149-$199 plus the hotel fee and tax.\""   Wtf is that?\n\nThat was the last of that.  I called up Wyndham and they told me it was $189 for the night.  I would rather pay more for better service and a straight forward answer instead of the runaround. Lastly, for what this hotel is, its a bit pricey.
Class: persistently


Example: May I give negative stars?  After a long week of coordinating 700 state tests for my school, I felt that I had earned a nice break, so happy hour at the Attic it was!  My friend does barre classes nearby and suggested the place.  I had high expectations- I could say I was disappointed, but that would be an understatement.  When I left there I had intimate knowledge of what it feels like to be treated like a third class citizen. My friend and I were blatantly disrespected by not one, not two, but THREE different employees. They didn't even try to feign any sort of semblance of customer service. I've been to some pretty sub-par places with so-so food and crappy service, but this, by far, was the worst experience I have ever had ANYWHERE.   IT took me a good week to stop being aggressively  pissed off. I can't say anything to the quality of the food because we never got that far, but I can say that if you're feeling masochistic, this is a great choice.  Yours truly, a great lover of a good glass of Pinot (gasp) left an almost full glass there to be poured down the drain.  The saddest part of my whole experience is that they don't even care. The older blonde hostess (who looked to be the manager) didn't even try to pretend to care. This is not some 5 star elite restaurant-and I've been to some- and they certainly don't treat people like this.   I feel it is my duty to warn people to stay away from this place.  Check out Oh-So or Postino or even Chick Fil A for that matter.  Trust me you'll be glad you did. :(.  Still pissed -and it's been a couple weeks.   I live in this area, and trust me I will never set foot in this place again. EVER\n\n\nSomeone requested to know more of the story, here is a kind of synopsis:\nLet's see, how to trim down the convoluted story -here it is is a nutshell:  \nThey knowingly, and rather arrogantly decided to seat another couple before us (the gentleman was wearing scrubs, READ:  doctor)  Then they argued about it (two people).  I saw the couple actually walk up the stairs and my friend's name was already written on their chalkboard.  But, NO, they were right!  Not the couple mind you, the employees!\nThe waitress/bartender threw our change at us (literally) and said some snarky comments as she walked away (mind you, this is all while we're sitting on the \""waiting\"" bench.)  The manager and the other hostess OPENLY talked about us and pointed at us and proceeded to argue with us as we walked out - as we finally made a smart decision and left.  When I left and the valet guy asked how our night was, I asked him if we were on a hidden camera show.  \nI told one of my other friends about it and she found a blog called \""How I became a douchebag diner\"".  Google it, that pretty much is a parallel to our feelings as we left, but of course more eloquently put.
Class: persistently
Considreing the above, classify the following: good time good deal