Example: Two things save this from being a 1-star review:  The crab legs, and the desserts.  Visited on a Friday evening around 9pm when you would think a buffet would be at its best since the dishes are being refreshed frequently, but if this was Flavors at its best I shudder to think of what its like at its worst.\n\nThe crab legs were suprisingly good for a buffet, especially considering the quality that you get on the rest of the buffet.  Desserts were undoubtedly the highlight.  Small portions so you can try multiple offerings, and every single one of them was great.  Plus the gelato station was a great touch.  \n\nNothing else on the buffet was even restaurant quality.  There are Italian, Asian, Mexican, and traditional American sections, plus a salad bar, and I tried a bit off of each section and there's not one thing that would have been acceptable if you ordered it at a restaurant.  Even the low tier buffet chains around the US like Golden Corral, Ryan's, Furr's, etc crank out better food than this.\n\nService was ok.  Great on refilling drinks but it took a while for used plates to be cleared.\n\nIf you're getting comped or gluttony is your thing then go for it.  Or check your insulin level at the door and splurge on nothing but dessert.  Otherwise stay away.  It's terrible.
Class: anteocular


Example: Aw why does this place only have 3 stars? I'd like to bring that up a bit.\n\nI always have a good time at Pure. I like dancing to hip hop more than house so I like coming back here rather than hitting up the newer ones that everyone goes to to stay trendy.\n\nI think having fun has more to do with the people you are with than the venue you go to, so that being said, I've been here 4 times and they've never given me a reason not to come back.
Class: angelin


Example: I adore Wedge and Bottle. I'll start with the #3 cheese sandwich because I have eaten it a lot. A lot, a lot. Why? Probably because I love horseradish and cheese and together they are magical. If you're feeling particularly hungry, get it along with the tomato soup for a gourmet comfort food combination. Other reasons to love Wedge and Bottle include, but are not limited to: the ever-changing selection of quality wines and cheeses and the knowledge of Krista and Troy to help you choose among them; the selection of craft beers and ciders; the grocery where you can get small batch chocolates, quality crackers, spreads, salts, honey and so much more; the wine and cheese of the month club, which I have had the good fortune to take part in 6 months running and have not once been disappointed in; the frequent and affordable wine tastings....I could go on like that for quite a while. There is always something new next to our favorites and we are always welcomed with a smile. \n\nGo here often. You won't regret it.
Class: angelin


Example: When I'm homesick or been longing for some FIlipino food, I typically visit Fiesta Filipina as its just about a 5 minute drive for me. It's a nice spacious turo-turo style restaurant, playing TFC or some filipino channel. Fairly soild spot considering Las Vegas isn't necessarily a hub for awesome Filipino food (go to LA or the Bay Area for that). However if you're in the area its worth going to if you've been havin' a hankering for the cuisine. 3.5 stars rounding up.
Class: angelin


Example: I'll start with being positive ...they make a very tasty Meatballa Po'boy! It was so good I was sorry I ordered only half of the sandwich in favor of their half sandwich deal. The Sandwich Deal that I ordered came with a cup of soup, baked chips and a pickle spear for $8.29. I tried the Spicy Seafood Gumbo which was really too salty for me. I had three bites and I couldn't continue because it was that salty! I ordered an Organic Pomegranate Melon Tea that I thought would compliment the meal but my hopes fell flat. The tea was very bland I couldn't taste the pomegranate at all and the melon taste was barely there. The ordering was a bit confusing too because in front of carry out there are registers but they had me go all the way down to the other side of the deli to be rung up. I just think they should re invent their layout and the price of the special to stay competitive. I received a similar special at Heidi's Brooklyn Deli for only 5.99 and it was delicious.  I really wanted to like this place because it's close to home but most of the choices I made for my meal didn't deliver what I was expecting.
Class: anteocular


Example: My food was plain and boring. Our service was sub-par; we asked for water when we first got there and it didn't show up until shortly before we got our check. The dumb ass waitress spilled water on the floor by our table but didn't bother cleaning it up so when one of the older ladies that was joining me got up she slipped and fell. The manager on duty did apologize, but that was it. There was no offer of a comp or anything and she basically turned around and went on about her business despite us pointing out to her that there was water on the floor that caused the fall. Fortunately no one was seriously injured, but I really don't think that the staff handled the situation with any sort of intelligence or empathy. The place was noisy and it was pricey.
Class: anteocular


Example: I've been a LOYAL Patron, Customer, Friend, and Billboard of this specific Winchells Pub Location in the Las Vegas area for 8+ years.\nI won't name names, Mario, in fear of leaving somebody out.\nPatrons and servers come and go! But one thing I know! Every newcomer is destined to become another LOYAL Customer.\nThe machines are loose to challenging! The servers are courteous, kind, sweet, and cute all at once! \nBUT! The FOOD!\nI've never been let down when the CHEF and his staff are concerned! MAGNIFIQUE Chef! \nI've had many salads with fresh and crisp ingredients. I've had soft omelets of  excellent texture and flavor for breakfast. \n\nTonight I had a salad that drew me to tell you about Winchell's Henderson tonight.\nThis was a mexican Chicken Chipotle salad that had a perfect blend of spices, texture, and juiciness that was Awesome to savor every fork full.\n\nThank you Winchell's for providing your patrons with the best of everything!\n\nYour friend and Patron forever!
Class: angelin


Example: Most disappoint Museum experience ever.  I was really looking forward to going here and the disappointment started from buying my admissions ticket. First: Zero customer service a very rude and curt girl, who sold me my admissions ticket, was my first contact with the museum.\n\nSecond, they had three, yes three exhibits.  Really I'm paying $19 dollars to see some half baked exhibits that don't really educate or immerse the visitor?  I've never been to a museum where they had only three exhibits.  Okay maybe one museum had less than that, but it was free and I donated $2 just to help keep them around.  \n\nThird, even though I'm a child at heart and love an interactive museum as much as the next person this museum was way too geared for children.  Besides that the information presented was short and not in depth.\n\nAs a sort of topper to the whole experience when I was interacting with one of the exhibits a very rude employee decided to make me feel completely un-welcomed in the museum.  He said to me, \""You know that is for 4 year olds?\""  I immediately looked around looking for the sign that says you may not interact with this exhibit if you are over the age of 4.  The whole point of a museum is to educate and inform the visitors regardless of their age.  I could see maybe admonishing an adult who was hogging an exhibit stopping children from using it, but I was more than accommodating towards all the other guests there.\n\nIn short I wouldn't waste my money here.   Likely, unless you are a child under the age of 9, you probably wont get much out of it and even at that age you probably wont get much out of it.  Whoever is the curator or head of this museum really needs to have another look at whether they are actually providing a service to their patrons.\n\nAfter this long complaint you may be wondering why I gave them two stars instead of just one.  The one saving grace was that the museum had at least some educational properties to it, although not that many.  It really was a glorified expensive playground, but at least there was some education incorporated into the exhibits.  So they didn't fail completely.
Class: anteocular
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Oak's is the greatest breakfast place in Arizona. I will never get tired of the questions pankcakes or toast on the side. Pancakes always wins, always. Stay hungry my friends.