Example: Love their happy hour. Once of the best ones in town. It use to be 2.95 awhile back ago. They raised the appetizer prices to 3.95... but seriously, it's worth it. 3.95 is still a steal especially for this girl! \n\nNot much of a bar area compared to their other location at town square. It's also quite busy so if you don't go there early, you may not get a seat. \n\nAppetizers we ordered:\n1) Brio burger: Cut into 4. Simple burger.. but really well done. A fluffy bread with a juicy patty. \n2) Ravioli Caprese: 5 pieces of breaded cheese ravioli. Fried to perfection. \n3) Beef Carpaccio: MY FAVORITE DISH. Thinly sliced salty meat. What more could you ask for?\n4) Spicy Shrimp and Eggplant: Another delicious dish.\n5) Crispy Shrimp Piccante: Boyfriend l\n\nIt was more than enough for the both of us but we seriously wanted to try everything. \nThe drinks are delicious. Just martinis mostly. No beer. But well, it's all good. Cause I have my 3.95 appetizers.
Class: hieros


Example: Come here if you want fine coffee served by RACIST HIPSTERS.  I remembered this place fondly, because of the previous owners. Goodbye to all that. I am black, came in with my Arab friend. We stood there near the register for a few minutes before the Portland-looking man in the plaid shirt decided to bother to take an order. His voice was brusque, both he and his female barista coworker kept looking at us all screwfaced, like we didn't belong there. Once he finished making the drink he dropped the lid on the counter top next to the drink, loud enough for all the patrons to hear it, versus handing it to me like a normal person. Sure, I want all the germs on your counter to leap onto the lid of my drink. I kept trying to imagine, maybe he thought I was some elitist b/c of my CMU sweatshirt.\n\nNever again. Who knows, they might treat Asian folk better, but I was not about to stick around and see if they were equal opportunity jagoffs to various other minorities. Hope the recession has room for another failed business venture...
Class: maslin


Example: Not bad.\n\nThe rooms are pretty basic, and not expensive.  It's about a 10 minute walk to the back door of the Hard Rock.  Yes, it is perfectly legal to walk down the street in Las Vegas, and furthermore if you're there eating like a pig and drinking like a fish, a little stumble and some fresh air are a nice change of pace.  \n\nThe pool is not fancy, but it is nice.  We were there with a bachelor party, and we were a bit loud at times.  Nobody seemed to mind whatsoever.  I had breakfast here twice.  The portions were HUGE.  We also had a need to arrange some transportation for a large group to a location well off the strip, and the folks at the front desk did a good job of coordinating a ride for us.\n\nIf you go to Vegas to be pampered and to feel like you live in luxury, this is NOT your spot.  If you go to Vegas to go out and hit the casinos, see the sights, and come back to the room to sleep and take a shower, this might hit the spot.
Class: hieros


Example: I had a kind of unique situation in my dealings with Mini of Las Vegas. I was driving my friend's car while she was teaching for a year in Korea. Before she left for Korea, she had the car serviced at Mini of LV and was told nothing was wrong with it other than the car needing new tires. I had the car for about six months when the check engine light came on. My friend said she thought she still had a warranty and to call the dealership. I called and spoke with Chris in Finance who advised me that there was a warranty in place and that I should get the car in as soon as possible. I dropped the car off and was told there was a diagnostic fee of almost $170. I said that there was a warranty in place and they said that the $170 would go toward the deductible. I got a call a few days later from Carlos in the Service Department advising that the repairs would cost about $3000+. I asked what would be covered by the warranty and he said there was no warranty. I told him about my conversation with the Finance Department and he said he would speak to them and call me back. There was a whole bunch of back and forth between me, Chris and Carlos. I feel like it was just a total and complete bait and switch. There is no way that I would have brought the car into the dealership had I been given the right information at the time of my initial call to Mini of LV. I didn't get the repairs done and asked them to waive the diagnostic fee because of the mix up on their part. Carlos advised me that would \""work with me\"" on the fee and reduce it to $100. When I picked the car up, I was told by the cashier that the fee was $120. Seriously? I ended up paying the $120 just to get the heck out of there. I am beyond disappointed with the false information of the finance department, the lack of communication between departments at the same location, and the lack of customer service given by all of the people I dealt with.
Class: maslin
Classify the following: I truly did not enjoy the food (some meats were just okay, salad bar was AWFUL) I will never return.  On the plus side, waiters we're friendly but they try to get over and leave themselves extra tips. The only reason I gave this place 2 stars is because the live music was lovely. Brazz is a much better restaurant, I'll stick to what I know!!!