Example: Yo, this is my favorite AJ's here. If you gots a beef with the prices then go somewhere else. Actually, the prices aren't any higher than Safeway, they just carry better, and more expensive for them to buy, products. \n\nThey have been great to me as far as ordering Rambutans when I have a whim or a craving. The sandwich counter is awesome, and I love the slices of pizza that are as big as my head. The drink counter is stellar and they brew China Mist iced teas. Every once in a while the Prickly Pear flavor comes up and I'm so so so happy. \n\nThis store is much larger than the Scottsdale/Lincoln location, and the service here is friendlier than that location as well. Shot out to Gerri at the floral counter, she is teriffic, as well as the produce manager who takes care of me every time. You guys rock!
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Example: Maybe I went on a bad day but the food was pretty darn terrible. The spring rolls were falling apart and only filled with noodles and a couple of sad looking shrimp, no thai basil or mint leaves or cilantro to speak of. I also got some crispy noodles with seafood which I only ate because I had been sitting on a train for 9 hours and was starving. And the whole thing was seriously overpriced for Pittsburgh, New York prices for extremely subpar vietnamese, meh.
Class: Russell


Example: First of all I hate giving local businesses bad reviews but after going to this place twice I had to review it.\n\nI know they are not known for their nachos but I love nachos and when I was told they had good nachos I wanted to try it asap. The first time I got chicken nachos. They were covered in Chicken. I could not taste the chips, cheese, guac, because it was just all chicken. They give few chips. Literally I picked off a pile of chicken on a plate and I still had more than I knew what to do with in the nachos. I kind of wrote the place off because the nachos were almost inedible. \n\nThen comes tonight. I was craving nachos again. They are so close that I figured I would give it another shot and just get them vegetarian this time. Again they were skimpy on chips, when I said no meat they did not offer any beans or anything to substitute the beans. So I got the guacamole again which they charged me extra for. When I got the total I asked if I was charged the same as with meat and the unsmiling person ringing me up said yes. Not only did I get charged the same as I would have with a pile of meat on my nachos but they charged me extra for guac! A few chips and some cheese should not cost 9 dollars. I can go to Tico's and get vegetarian nachos with veggies, beans, guac, etc for a similar price and they are twice as large. \n\nThe cheese was completely hard and there was more pico than chips. Really unimpressive.\n\nThey could learn something from chipotle and give the vegetarians their guac for free if they are going to charge them for the meat they are not eating.\n\nNever again.
Class: Russell


Example: Right when we were seated we were given an apple and raddish starter, complimentary of the chef.  It was a nice palate cleanser and a surprisingly delightful gesture.  \n\nWe started with the Butter Lettuce and Apple Salad with Beets and Aged Goat Cheese and Onion Soup Au Gratin.  Then we shared the Smoked Salmon with Brioche and Creme Fraiche, and the Skate Wing with Garlic Potato Chips.  Everything tasted amazing!  \n\nWe sat on the patio directly across from the Bellagio fountains and we loved the ambiance!  As cheesy as a fake Parisian Eiffel Tower is, the restaurant has a really romantic vibe and we really enjoyed the ambiance.  \n\nTip:  The wait was an hour long for patio seating, so make reservations or be prepared to wait.  Good thing the pager works anywhere inside the casino!
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Example: The horror... the horror... the horror. This is anything but Japanese food. The food here is about as authentic Japanese as Mexican General Pancho Villa was an authentic Soviet astronaut. \n\nMaking great sushi is indeed an art, so it would seem like a no-brainer to make something like a chicken teriyaki. That is until you come to RA. Not only was the chicken dry, the rice was soggy - yes, SOGGY - the bok choi was overcooked, the mushrooms were undercooked, and the \""sauce\"" was watery. It was horrible. I couldn't even finish half of this dish. \n\nAnd if it was just my dish that was bad, then I'd be forgiving. But it wasn't. My girlfriend's dish was terrible, too. She didn't finish hers either. The best thing on her chicken salad was the avacado, and that was good only because all they had to do was slice it and put it on the plate. She also had some sushi, and complained that it wasn't very good.\n\nService was terrible. The hostess was friendly enough, but the wait staff was awfully slow. We waited for almost 10 minutes while they \""cleared\"" a table that was already clear... couldn't she have helped the wait staff out, or was it really that important for her to change the candles on the decor in the lobby at 3pm in the afternoon? When the bill came, our waitress didn't even bother coming back to the table to get my card - we had to take the bill to the hostess. Not the waitress, the hostess. That's terrible service. They got no tip.\n\nAnybody that thinks this is good food is obviously out of their mind, and has absolutely no comparison to good, authentic Japanese food. It's just crap here. The decor is nice, the location is nice, the people watching is nice. But if it doesn't come in a sealed bottle, don't order it, because it's going to be crap.\n\nYou've been warned.
Class: Russell


Example: You get what you pay for.\n\nI just needed to a place to crash for the night, and the $60 room in the Carlton Suites sounded fine.\n\nOf course, it was older, and not exactly what you'd call luxurious - but the bed was comfy.\n\nHowever; the window heater was basically broken and make LOUD clicking sounds whenever it started up. The toilet also ran loudly every six minutes or so (yes, I timed it).  Fortunately, I had earplugs with me. \n\nThe two real downsides?\nThe registration for the Carlton Towers was closed, making me walk with all of my luggage over to the other tower to register - and then back to the Carlton towers - a bit of a hike when you have luggage, and there was no offer of help with that. Serious drag. I suppose that if I had valet parked my car, this wouldn't have been an issue - but I don't trust valets.\n\nAlso - and more important; the bathroom was not clean.\nBlack mold in the showers. Scuff marks on the floor and on the side(!) of the sink. There were rings from drink glasses on the nightstand and vanity. Not like white water marks on the wood, but actual rings from soda or something. Hello? Housekeeping??\n\nI have been told that the newer towers are much nicer, and I'd be willing to try them out.\n\nThe whole place is right in the heart of Fremont Street - so if that's your scene, this is the place to stay. \n\nIf you're a college kid who just doesn't really care about things being super clean, or are on a seriously tight budget, then I'd consider the Carlton Tower; otherwise, I'd look at other options.
Class: Russell


Example: For the first time ever, I have decided to aware 5 stars. I guess its the euphoria of enjoying Pita Jungle, then again maybe its the opportunity to go to three different Pita Jungle's and still get the same great service. \nI have noticed this location to be wrought with the 20 somethingers and 30 somethingers. I enjoy the chance to kick back, be healthy and have a good time. \nThanks, Pita Jungle!
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Example: Bliss Flow Yoga is fantastic.  This yoga studio offers many different styles of yoga, including my favorite, vinyasa flow to good music. Guest instructors fly in from all over the country to teach workshops. Some BFY teachers provide head and shoulder massages with essential oils at the end of class of class, which is just heavenly. It seems like BFY caters to a slightly older crowd, more fitness-oriented vs. spiritual/mind/body- oriented than other studios in town, probably because of its location. But I happily drive there from the Willy St area each week! The studio is calming and spacious. No mirror so you can't get distracted by how sweaty your hair is. They also run membership specials frequently, so it's likely that you can pay $8 or less per class. You can borrow mats, blocks, and straps and there is ample room to store bags and shoes. The changing rooms and bathrooms are large and clean. I can't wait to try a Yoga & Wine workshop!
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Classify the following: Food was great.  Wifi neede a little help, thus the 4 stars.  Might have been good, but  they didn't know passord, and fumbled with it a bit.  We never got on the whole time we were there. Leaving, they finally go the password.\n\nBut the FOOD! Wow: awesome hummus, amazing falafel balls (not an expert on this, bu they were very tasty).