Example: Went to Ale Asylum last night at It. Was. Amazing. First off, the restaurant is really cozy for a brewery--my friend and I got a small table and it felt more like we were in a pub. Great lighting, great atmosphere. Ordered the Gold Digger beer and it was great. The food was absolutely delicious. Actually some of the best pub type food I've had in Madison. Ordered The Danny burger, a veggie burger that comes with chips and salsa on the side, and the Caprese appetizer. The veggie burger is certainly the best I've had in Madison. So flavorful, not mushy or falling apart, and topped with sprouts on a delicious bun. The caprese app was also delicious and had amazing pesto on the side. Service was good, laid back but attentive. Wish I lived close enough for this to be my regular.
Class: dispossessor


Example: Kinda hidden in a strip mall in a nice part of Henderson, Khoury's is worth the trek out here. The service is always grand: the employees know their stuff and are happy to make quality suggestions. They also have a bar inside and do regular tastings; this place definitely goes the extra mile.\n\nThe beer is dramatically better chosen than other places. What Lee's has in sheer floorspace this glorious beer temple has in well-chosen hard-to-find items at reasonable prices. I walked out with select choices from The Bruery (which I could not find locally anywhere else) and some choice selections from Norway(?) recommended by the shopkeeper which were excellent.\n\nI will come back every chance I get. The only downside is the empty cooler space. Someone on the back end of Khoury's needs to improve stocking or ordering or something because when you have selections that well chosen the empty space on the shelves hurt the heart of beer nerd. Who knows what foamy delights could be chilling in that space. FILL THOSE COOLERS.
Class: dispossessor


Example: We have stayed at GVR in the past and would have given this resort a different review, EXCEPT-we tried to stay with them using their Groupon deal.  We were treated very poorly, like 2nd class citizens when we tried to us the Groupon and had issues.  I had told them we'd stayed there before without the groupon but to no avail.  We tried to speak with the managers upon arrival and departure but they didn't care about us or our problem.  When we returned home, I wrote an email to TWO different managers but got no response.  I then wrote a letter and included the email at which 4 weeks later, I received a phone call only to be put down, spoken rudely to, demeaned and made me cry, saying that people make false claims all the time to get free stays.  I asked about customer service and the customer being right, AT LEAST have some courtesy but he was very rude and didn't have time for me.  He made fun of me when I said that I didn't know that I could make it back within a year.  \n\nI cannot believe the way me and my family were treated when a problem was encountered.  I know they have the ability to right their wrongs, even though they wouldn't admit that they had made an error with a mistrained employee.  Instead I as given a rude rendition of how hard it is to keep 700 rooms booked.  \n\nBy the way, the whole phone call conversation began with \""You're a gambler, correct?\""  Go figure...unless you're pouring money into their resort, and you happen to have purchased a Groupon deal that THEY offered, forget it...they won't give you the time of day.\n\nStay somewhere else.
Class: Shina


Example: They apparently didn't want our business. We made an appointment to discuss our plans for a new pool, and when we arrived the person we were supposed to meet with wasn't even there. Someone else who happened to be there met with us instead, but ultimately told us that the person we needed to speak with was the person with whom we had an appointment. We were told he would contact us to reschedule and he never did. Bad business.
Class: Shina
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If you see this place, keep on driving.  Bozena told me, \""Don't go in there,\"" but I didn't listen.  If you eat here, the odds are your entire meal will be brown, and though it may contain 4 or 5 items, they will all oddly taste the same.  I had fish (soft brown), shrimp (light crunchy formaldehyde flavor brown), squash (brown slices), hush puppies (brown balls), and mac and cheese (surprisingly white, with cheese somehow in the middle of the \""clump\"" but not the outside).  The fish fry is like a brick of wet mushy paper towels.  I enjoy Friday night fish fry, I grew up with it back home.  The batter was not attached to the fish and slid off the soggy (not flaky) meat.  Given, all the meals here are under $10, I expect a diner to turn out some quality product.  On a lighter note, the guy at the table next to me was wearing a \""North Carolina Powerball\"" hat, logo and all.  He was a huge fan of gambeling, which I thought was hilarious.  At one point during his meal he loudly proclaimed to a woman I presume was his grandmother, \""Dad gum, that sure is tender, isn't it?\""  Good times at East 74 is what I say.  If you were with me, I would announce one of my grandfather's famous sayings, \""Take a good look around, because you're never going to see this place again.\""