Example: Everyone was raving about this place and out of our group of 5 only one person enjoyed the food. The waiter, possibly manager, was rude. The restaurant was a dump and we had not even ordered our food. I can forgive the ambience and rudeness if the food was good, but as you can tell by my rating it was awful. I ordered a cheese steak (#2 seller) and the meat was a brick patty that tasted like processed or canned meat. I am not a fan of coleslaw at all so I asked for that on the side. The rude waiter brought my everything out on the side. Picture this a slab of meat on some soft bread with cheese. Attention to detail in my order goes a long way. I attribute that to him being rude so I'll let that slide. I will say, considering I am not a fan of coleslaw that was the best part of the meal. In other words that was the only thing I ate. Considering I can pretty much eat anything, this place was just terrible. Oh ya, this place only takes cash. Stop being cheap and if you are a chain restaurant then have the option for credit!! Otherwise you go to their ATM in the restaurant and pay the 3.50 service fee. Would not recommend this place to anyone.
Class: reliable


Example: Las Vegas has attracted several famous delicatessens.  There are now branches of Stage Deli, Carnegie Deli and Canter's Deli.  Canter's is a branch of a famous Los Angeles deli; the other two are based in New York.\n\nCarnegie Deli should have stayed in New York.  Their sandwiches consist of two regular size pieces of rye bread, with what must be a pound of deli inside.  Large bamboo skewers hold everything together.  If that's not big enough, you can order the Woody Allen, which combines corned beef and roast beef for an even bigger sandwich.  You don't pick up the sandwich, you lift off the bread and use a fork.  Sounds good so far, but the corned beef was dry and not all that flavorful; same for the pastrami.  At breakfast, I tried the matzobrei, pancake style.  It was just an omelet with a little matzo thrown in - very disappointing.  Their menu doesn't even mention sour cream as an option - you have to ask for it.\n\nI really wanted Carnegie Deli to be good, especially because I've stayed at The Mirage a couple of times.  I kept trying, and continued to be disappointed.  Potato latkes were large, greasy, and crispy on the outside, but the potato was the consistency of mashed potatoes.  Cheese blintzes were OK, but not good enough to order again.  The only bright spots: a hot dog that was huge and pretty good; a chocolate chip cookie that also was huge, and also was pretty good.
Class: reliable


Example: This place has the right balance of ambience and great food. I like going here. Their food is so comforting. \n\nI have tried the Panang Curry with shrimp which was great. Also the fish cakes are very flavorful. I did not like the Pad See Ew because of the overly eggy flavor but they quickly replaced it with my favorite Goob Ob Won Sen when I returned the plate. \n\nGreat for lunch or dinner. Right next to the dollar theater. Must visit.
Class: hanky


Example: This place is popular and for good reason. The pizza is above average, but if you are going there I would partake in some skilfully crafted italian dishes. The macaroni and cheese is unique as it comes. The rolled flat noodle with bolognese sauce was worth the price of admission. If you are going there, go hungry, get your carb, sauce, melted cheese, a glass of wine, and get happy.
Class: hanky


Example: I rarely give 5 stars. That's perfect or \""As good as it gets\"" as Yelp says. I believe this is the case with Half Price Books on Camelback  Rd.\n\nLet me explain:\n\nI'm an avid reader across a very wide body of topics. I just LOVE to read. I love a good bookstore too. While I go to Borders and shop on Amazon, there's nothing that beats a good discovery at a used book store.\n\nI go to used bookstores wherever I am and Half Price's locations across the country became an early favorite. Clean, well organized with friendly knowledgeable staff and some good finds as well as a healthy selection of popular topics.\n\nWhile it's not as cheap as it used to be (and not as much bang for your buck on sell backs) I have been noticing some very welcome improvements:\n\n1) They're starting to electronically catalogue their items. They say they'll be able to check other locations' inventory next year.\n\n2) They keep their Information Technology section up to date and well organized. As I said I work in IT and it bugs the crap outta me to see a 10 year old book (may as well be 100 years old with no value).\n\n3) I appreciate their attention to detail in separating 'Raw Food' cookbooks from Vegan and Specialty Diets. This goes the same for the separation of Database books from Data Warehousing and Computer Languages.\n\n4) Great Hours. In fact their hours are more comprehensive than the local Borders.\n\n5) Great content. I'm discovering quality books in sections I never knew, this is something I just can't do online - wander a bookstore.\n\nThey do sometimes run outta free coffee. Those b@stards!
Class: hanky


Example: I have been with Cox (just internet) for a total of 2 years. I must say that the Internet is the slowest, go out at anytime that I have ever come across. I tried calling them and they have the nerve to email me talking about my overage. Well how can that be with no service? I refuse to have cable with them. If I can't stay with direct tv, I will not have cable at all. \n\nIf you are servicing a large area be prepared,  step up your game. If it gets worse, I will just use my phone as a hot spot. Shame!
Class: reliable
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I've been here a lot, before the new management/owners and after, and I like it!  It seems to have improved lately, though. I almost always order sushi, so I can't really comment on the hot food, with the exception of the fried rice, which I ordered last time. \n   I ordered chicken fried rice, and it was some of the best I've ever had. Not the least bit greasy, full of fresh vegetables, sliced thinly--it was fantastic.   It came with miso soup--while I've had better miso soup, it wasn't horrible. I also ordered the Caterpillar roll and the Iron Man roll, and both were great. The Caterpillar has shrimp tempura with tuna and avocado, and the Iron Man had lobster, shrimp, avocado, and some other stuff--it was a special on the board that night.  I've also had their spicy tuna and salmon rolls, the California roll, the Godzilla roll and a few others--I've not been disappointed so far. Some I like more than others, but it has to dowith personal preferences, not the quality of the food.\n    I have also always had fast, friendly service--I never get delivery, always take-out. I will definitely be going again.