Example: Horrid experience today I went to get a oil change and car wash after watching my car sit for 20 minutes untouched and 7-8 cars go before mine with empty oil change bays I walked back outside to ask why it was still sitting there. staff member was like oh it has been vacuumed yeah so had the other seven cars what was the hold up no apology or care probably would have sat another 20 if I hadn't said anything an hour later I got a crappy washed car,..would have given feedback to cashier if she could be bothered a little too busy on her phone. Not a good experience
Class: bruke


Example: I had a teriyaki chicken bowl with broccoli. The chicken was kind of burnt. The broccoli was good. The rice was decent. The teriyaki sauce was too sweet. Nice people though!
Class: bruke


Example: Who'd have thought that you should have packed a lunch to go to a food festival?\n\nWe didn't even bother eating at any of the trucks.  It was so crowded, and the lines weren't moving, that we realized trying to eat (the purpose of going to a food truck festival) would be a futile test of patience.  My friends and I cut our loses short and bailed immediately.  It took about an hour to get through the atrocious parking situation and walk to the entrance.  Even after that, we left after just one quick lap around the festival.\n\nBeing charged to enter was robbery.  I'm not even sure what we paid for since every truck and booth was charging.  Someone must have pocketed big from this ripoff.  Thank goodness we used a Groupon to get six tickets for $25.  If I had paid $10 a ticket, I'd be furious.  Long lines are expected at a food truck festival, but those lines should move.
Class: bruke


Example: The hotel there is great!. We did not stay here but traveled through it a lot on our way to Mandalay Bay. \nThe LAX Club was pretty cool and the hotel atmosphere was good.
Class: admittible


Example: A clean station with helpful staff.  I rode the train from Flagstaff, AZ to Kansas City, then to Champaign via Chicago. The crew on the trains were always very pleasant and eager to please.  The food in the diner car was outstanding.  The trains were usually early into the stations except for a half hour delay leaving Chicago due to a weather delayed connecting train, but most of that had been made up by the time the train arrived in Champaign.
Class: admittible


Example: Service was decent....we chose this spot because it was the quietest option available. family friendly yes...this is a challenge in vegas casinos\n\nfood was ok -chix fettuccini alfredo,eggplant parm, pasta with meat sauce, artichoke pasta and a garlic basil pasta dish with 2 mediocre meatballs.\n\nSimilar quality of an olive garden...decent...good in a pinch but not anything i would intentionally return to
Class: bruke


Example: Sweet goodness. Well, that's only because I tried the Nutella, Banana, Almond crepe. (I wanted to [also?] try the goat cheese, beet, egg, etc. savory crepe, but the lady's preference won out... no surprise :P). But it was a damn good crepe. I actually had never had Nutella before, and though I probably won't run to try it again (like I said, I wanted the goat cheese, dammit!), tasting it in almost-Elvis crepe form was a good experience (PB would really have been better).\n\nThe coffee, however, was something I'd happily return for. I always appreciate a good cup, especially when I'm told the country of origin of the beans. If you don't mind waiting a few extra minutes, soak up the pour-over (or something even better if you also don't mind a few extra coins). \n\nAlso, I really liked the atmosphere. Bradbury's is a bit off the downtown scene (but that meant it was less crowded, even during the Market hours), and it is a little small and triangular, but it felt (to me) very unpretentious, despite the probably pretentious ingredients offered in some crepes (again, I return to goat che... \""chevre\""). But seriously, it was a very chill place to have a java and read about the city. During a weekend trip to Madison, it fit right in.
Class: admittible


Example: I'm very hesitant to review to this place.  I've only been once and I really did leave feeling like I didn't have the best experience (and it was my fault.)  First off, I didn't get the lobster pot pie that everyone had recommended.  And second, I ordered a very disappointing salad.  Although, it's not all my fault.  I was part of a party for two and the two-person tables were like lined up side by side so I could practically see what the people on either side of me were eating -- I'm sorry.  but for the price we paid to eat there, we could've gotten a little more real estate.  I thought that was just bad taste on whoever designed the place.  And the service was just slightly above average.  Still, the food!  The food was delicious. From the amuse bouche of watermelon gazpacho to the smores desserts, I was completely giggling and enjoying my meal.  I'm hoping my next go 'round will ensure a 5-star rating.
Class: admittible
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is a very hip place with great food and a cool atmosphere!  Expect to wait (we waited an hour and a half at the bar) but enjoy their \""pending guests\"" software while you do.  You'll be texted a unique cartoon fish when you check in and can watch your fish float around a virtual fish tank. The bigger he gets, the closer you are to getting a table.\n\nThe food is good but their menu is a bit large and overwhelming.  The Lobster and Crab Spring Rolls are a delicious appetizer. Try something different here and you'll likely enjoy the unique blend of favors.  They offer traditional sushi but, unique to this place, their sushi-esque options (Burgushi) are what we always go for.  The rolls are large enough to share so, if you go as a couple, split a burger and a unique \""sushi\"" roll.  We enjoyed The Primetime Filet and Lobster Roll and CBCLT burger.  It was a ton of food for two people.  This restaurant has a large outdoor seating area and, if it's not warm out, they'll have the plastic curtains down and heaters on.