Example: First off, they have these fantastic movie theater seats that are cushy, red recliners that are fully automatic.  I am so stoked that they opened Centerpoint back up and gave it this amazing upgrade. When you buy the tickets, you pick your seats from a seating chart.  This threw me off at first.  But, once I saw the inside of the theater, it was justified and I was blown away.\nThey are like love seats if you push up the armrest between you and your companion. If you don't know the person next to you, that might be a bit weird. Overall, there is definitely limited seating since the theater is average and the seats are gargantuan. You would never have the \""stuffy & overcrowded\"" movie experience.  You better book those seats early!\nI did not partake in concessions but the soda machine looked very self serve and state of the art. \nI will be coming back here for sure.\n\nHey Center Point! Think you might get a child care service/option at this location? If so, you could have a ton more business.  I know I sure would!
Class: nonsupplication


Example: The line here is super long and the drive through is deceiving.  I do enjoy the red velvet munchkins and their sausage breakfast sandwich is definitely eatable.  The problem here is that they get your order wrong nearly every single time.
Class: corroborator


Example: I came here twice. The first time there was a long line which moved fairly quickly. The girl at the register provided neither a greeting nor a smile, and at the end of my experience I discovered the wrong drink topped with whipped cream, which I had requested none of. After she ASKED me and I said no. \nThe second time I came was at 3:00 in the afternoon. No line. I stood at the register for a few minutes while the one girl behind the counter looked at me, then looked back at whatever she was doing (cleaning espresso machine or something) and continued to do it. Then she stopped that and walked toward me... but ha ha, she got me, it wasn't to take my order, it was to walk directly past me to the pastry case and rearrange items. Then after that, did she come to take my order? No, she went to the sink, turning her back to me, and began washing a blender. I turned around and walked out.
Class: corroborator


Example: I love it good sushi, but the place is way to small....if you arrive after 6pm good luck finding a place to sit.
Class: nonsupplication


Example: One of the worst Vegas hotel diners that I've been to. Service was super slow and it felt like our food took forever. The menu is small and way overpriced. You're better off heading next door to the Fashion Show Mall food court.
Class: corroborator


Example: My friend and I went for the Margaritas. It was nice that our server was so knowledgable in Tequila that he opened our minds to try something new.  We ordered food and we definitely could have shared. The portions are worth every penny. We had such a great time we went back the next night.
Class: nonsupplication
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I've been here a few times now and service has never been great but never bad until tonight.\n\nI step up to the bar and order a Guiness and was told their systems are down so it will be a few. Fine. I get my Guiness and listen to obnoxious people do a karaoke version of Cult of Personality and read the news on my phone. Time for beer number two and the systems are still down. No worries, I'm paying cash this whole time anyways. I give the lady my money and wait for my beer. A couple minutes go by, she pours drinks and explains to people that her systems are down. She's really befuddled as if she's never experienced life without a computer. Others walk up and order drinks and receive their beers promptly while mine hasn't been poured yet. After about 10 minutes I just say screw it and leave. I'm sure dealing with down systems is stressful but if I'm paying cash it should be a non-issue. Knowing that the others came up to the bar after me and were at the time running a card tab makes it even more confusing.\n\nThis night aside, food is generally decent. The place lacks a pinball machine. Owner seems like a nice enough guy in the past.\n\nNote to someone: not having a computer is no reason for poor customer service. Also, perhaps having someone pitch in behind the bar would be a good idea so that the easily flustered bartender doesn't get so stressed out next time.\n\nI hope somone got to enjoy my beer or that the extra $4.25 went to buy some sort of stress relief for the bartender because that $4.25 didn't do a damn thing for me.