Example: Don't waste your time or money! Server had to many tables and no help from any co workers. Mangers can't seemed to know when to step in and help. Burgers did not taste fresh at all. The prices are way to high!!
Class: Struldbrug


Example: This is a really cute business.  It's basically a baby Whole Foods or Earth Fare - everything available is somewhere high up on the \""crunchy\"" spectrum.  Lots of nursing supplies and peripherals - pumps, wraps, pillows, creams - but organic formulas too.  For older kids, Earth's Best food, non pvc/bpa feeding supplies. Some toys, lots of lotions and ointments and cleaning products.  The star attraction in my opinion is the massive cloth diaper selection.  I have not been able to find such a variety of CDs in any brick-and-mortar store in Charlotte.  They had a half off sale on Kissas products when I came by so I finally bought some fitteds - I'm more of a pocket girl. They have disposables as well, 7th Generation and Naty.  \nThere are a few needs they don't fill - safety products for one, and they have only a few toys. It's very much a \""grocery\"" oriented store.\nThe price point is higher. There's no escaping that in a store of this kind.  But they do seem to have some good sales and they have a reward program - spend so much, get a bit in never-expiring \""babybucks\"" for a future purchase.  It's not terribly far from BBB and BRU, so if your green needs aren't satisfied there, check this place out.
Class: Alcyonacea


Example: Oh Shady Grove you have improved! Or maybe it's the fact that I'm getting old and hit you up for the early bird special (compared to late night service). Either way the pizza is amazing (try the new shrimp option) and service was on point.
Class: Alcyonacea


Example: If you don't mind waiting a 1/2 hour for a mediocre teriyaki chicken plate then this is the place for You! This would have got 1 star but I gave it 2 because the waiter was nice.
Class: Struldbrug
Classify the case below.
\""Why me, Jesus? WHY ME!?\"" \n\nSo I didn't actually say that, but THAT'S HOW I FELT after eating here when everybody else apparently had the time of their lives. We rolled in on a Friday night and saw the below - \n\n+ Party of a lot of people in the dining room. OK, a crowd is a good sign.\n+ Seats at the sushi bar. On a Friday night with no wait? I'll take it. \n+ Huge fish to rice ratio. That's my attempt at \""low carb.\"" \n\nWe sat down at the sushi bar and our server came by with our drinks pretty quickly, and we hit the ground running with our orders. At this point in the story, it's important to note that on a Friday night with a massive group that took up half of the restaurant, there were only two sushi chefs. Not for the sushi bar. I mean, for the whole place. \n\nI gave them the benefit of the doubt for the first few orders because I knew that a group of that size could definitely put a dent in the operation. But after our requests kept getting sidetracked time after time, it became frustrating as we saw our orders get plated with more focus on the presentation than the service speed...only to see it get served to someone else. This was on top of the fact that a few of our orders were also \""lost\"" - not just at the sushi bar, but in the kitchen too. Those bulgogi nachos that I finally mustered up the courage to try? I'll never know how they tasted because they never hit the table. \n\nEhh, so maybe this was an isolated incident - I can see that happening. I'm willing to give it another shot, but with so many other AYCE sushi options available around town, it's going to be a while before I swing by again.