Example: We came in on a Saturday afternoon around 130-2 . It was very busy but we were seated right away on the patio. There were 2  different games on right next to eachother and the volume on both were up and very loud. It was extremely hard to hear eachother talk as well as annoying.  Our server was Nadine and she was very sweet and very proficient. We had the buffalo dip which was delicious. It could've used a creamy element of some sort but was nice and spicy and served with homemade chips. I had the juicy Lucy on a pretzel bun. It was awesome! I got the sweet potato tots with it and they came out black. I'm not kidding. I asked the food runner if this is what they were supposed to look like and he said...\""they're a bit crispy but still good. I actually prefer them that way\"". I personally would have never served those. Nadine took 1 look at them and went and got me new ones. My friend ordered the 1000 island burger medium rare and although it came out mid well, he still enjoyed it. He also said the cole slaw was great. My other friend had a build your own burger with a side salad and liked it just fine. So, other than the noise level and tater tot issue, we thoroughly enjoyed our service and overall experience here.
Class: Tyler


Example: Went with a large group and we each ordered something different to try things out. All of the entrees had a sweetness to them which wasn't good at all. It felt like I was dipping everything into honey. From the chicken, pork, bread, etc. this place just wasn't good at all. We didn't even bother trying out the desserts and when we received the bill we definitely made the wrong choice.
Class: kollergang


Example: This place is a dump!   Staff is rude, the owner just wants money, doesn't care about the quality of his programs or his staff.  The overall carelessness of the owner and staff is evident by the state of facility- its filthy and in need of maintenance.  Spend your money elsewhere, this guy doesn't need more lining his already deep pockets.
Class: kollergang


Example: Room is quite small. Dimming lightning even with all the lights on, Interior design is kinda odd. Low ceiling made the room seen smaller. Flooring in the toilet is cracked. Wifi is including with the mandatory resort fee, claimed to be \""high-speed\"" but when in room it's rather slow compared to my 4G LTE. Asked for a couple wine glasses and extra towels got CHARGED for $5.41 for in-room service. Please note rollaway bed is extra $30+tax fee. Out first time here and will be the last
Class: kollergang


Example: They offer unlimited uni and ama ebi, but overall quality of this place is worse than average.  With so many AYCE sushi places in town, you can do much better.  But I have friends that love this place because all they want to eat is subpar uni.
Class: kollergang


Example: Absolutely amazing I usually don't venture out and we went to a new restaurant and I got a new dish, Capitol chicken it was truly amazing, wait staff is always there when you need them. would definitely go back!
Class: Tyler


Example: What a gem in Mesa! I was referred to this place via Groupon, but I will be back real soon. I had the egg rolls and Pho - FANTASTIC flavor. My friend ordered the spring rolls and vegetarian dish (#31), which was equally wonderful! \n\nThe restaurant is very clean, contemporary music playing, and staff welcomes you with a smile. \n\nIf you like Vietnamese food this is definitely worth a try OR if you never have this would be a great 1st try!!!
Class: Tyler


Example: I was here with a party of 9 and despite waiting past our reservation we were accommodated and taken care of very nicely.\n\nI hadn't heard of Lola's but apparently they're a big deal and have appeared on \""Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives\"" for their roast beef po' boy. I was glad to try a local spot, away from the strip and downtown casinos. Lola's had a quaint, simple atmosphere that was very welcoming (and some TVs in case you need to catch the game). Our waitress was great, positive and seemed happy to be there.\n\nI had a glass of chardonnay ($6) and it was pretty good. Some native Louisianans were super excited for Abita beer, of which they had many varieties. \n\nBf & I split the Shrimp \u00c9touff\u00e9e and the Cafish Po' Boy with Fries and Potato Salad. The \u00c9touff\u00e9e was very tasty but could have been a little spicier. It was warm and comforting and filling though - exactly what I wanted. The catfish po' boy was a big surprise -- it was WAY better than I expected. The hoagie roll (apparently flown in from Louisiana) was amazing. So soft and fluffy and crispy. The remoulade was amazing too... I could have maybe just had that and bread and been satisfied. The fries were tasty, the potato salad was very \""meh\"".\n\nEveryone at the table seemed to love their food and had ordered a range of things from gumbo to bread pudding. All in all, an extremely welcome change from casino buffets. \n\nNow where can I get that bread?!
Class: Tyler
Classify the case below.
For those of you not familiar with the area, this plaza is usually dead quiet and has very little traffic. The busiest sections of the plaza are Walmart on one corner and the Rubio's/Saba's/Starbucks strip on the very opposite corner. Ritz is located just across from this fairly busy strip so it seems like it's worth a try. I had a craving for sushi so the hubby and I decided to give this place a try since it just recently opened. \n\nI wanted to love this place, I really did. We arrived yesterday evening (Sunday) at about 5:30pm and the place was eerily empty. There was one other couple sitting in a booth when we arrived and servers standing around talking to one another b/c well, they didn't really have much to do. What makes it worse is that the layout of the place makes it feel even MORE empty since everything seems to be spaced out in a weird way. Maybe when all the tables are full this is a trait that one can appreciate but when empty it just looks a little sad. \n\nI ordered a spicy tuna roll, a salmon nigiri and a masago. I don't think the sushi was bad, per se, but I've definitely had better. The construction of the sushi just didn't look authentic and the texture of the spicy tuna was just not what I'm used to. The one good thing I can point out is that their sushi rice is sweet and sticky just like it's supposed to be. My husband also ordered a philly roll and wasn't really impressed. The salmon got lost amongst the larger servings of cream cheese which, hey, if you're a cream cheese fiend then it may be right up your alley.\n\nAside from the sushi, my husband got an order of pad thai and we were both really disappointed. It doesn't taste bad at all but it seriously lacked flavor and was a bit on the dry side. Again, as was the case with the sushi, it just seemed to lack something in authenticity and flavor that we immediately took notice of.\n\nThe service was not bad although it was a bit slow considering there wasn't much for the servers to do at that time. There are a lot of other menu options that perhaps are more impressive. Unfortunately, we probably won't be going back to test that theory out. In our opinion the food was barely decent and the prices are just OK. This place has lived up to our experience with most Asian fusion restaurants trying to serve Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese and every other Asian cuisine under the sun all under one roof....it just doesn't work. With so many unique flavors and styles it's likely that you're not going to specialize in any of them and more likely that all of them will be under par. \n\nBut I'm not a mean person so I do want to point out that this place is brand new and may just be ironing out the wrinkles so to speak. I'd be open to coming back if we hear that reviews are becoming more positive than not or if neighbors/friends have different experiences. SO, if you happen to give this place a try...let me know what you think.