Example: I have only once stopped by this wee tearoom, but for one reason in particular, it's unlikely that I'll resturn.  The toilets...are out the back of the kitchen.  And by out, I mean outside, as in out of doors, as in, not inside teh cafe!!  Very strange and made worse by the fact that the toilet roll was damp, there was a gap between the bottom of the door and the ground (not floor, GROUND!), and the sink was out of order.  Enough said.  \n\nAside from the toilet fiasco, the tea was nice, although its pretty difficult to prepare bad tea, but my scone was pretty rough.  The only reason this place clawed back an extra star was the magazines provided for the lone customer, i.e. me.  And had I not been on my todd that day I probably would not have noticed the discreet magazine rack and so, Cafe Anfora may only have received 1 star.  Bad times.
Class: ileocolic


Example: This place is $$$$ for sure. Amazing steak!! I've been here twice and impressed both times.
Class: inclusion


Example: Cute little place. There's 3 on the strip...  The Mirage Hotel, Planet Hollywood's shopping forum and their NEW Flagship store AND restaurant at The Paris Hotel. The place overall is cute BUT the prices are outrageous. $20+ for a lollipop?  I know they're couture lollipops but geez...  It's not like the stick has DIAMONDS in it. BUT people give in to it. Me, I prefer the clothes. Tees and Hoodies if I can find what I like. Although, I did get a cute commuter mug that was reasonable. So, all in all, it wasn't that bad.  But I think if the lollipops were a little more reasonable, I'd probably get one
Class: inclusion


Example: OMG! What a terrible experience. We picked this restaurant by chance and so many things went wrong - here's a detailed report.\n\nIt showed from the very beginning. I and my friend were given a seat and menu on a set table for four. During browsing, the waiter removed the things from the two other seats as it should, but he also took our empty wine glasses without even asking if we are taking wine.\n\nWell, we ordered a thalli  (15pounds) which included a started and also a side (accompanying) portion each. The waiter asked if we want a poppadom and accepted (he did not tell us the price). I asked for a wine list, but the had only local wine (3.50pounds/glass). We also wanted a jug of water. We got served 2 glasses of water with ice, and the  glass of wine very quickly, and an acceptable 10 mins later the poppadom arrived.  It was very thin and breaks in small pieces, so I am not sure if it was the way it should be. Two poppadoms came with 7 sauces.\n\nMy friend drank her glass of water and ask twice for a jug of water but was in vain. I had to stand up by the bar and ask it specifically, and then it was served.\n\nIn the meantime some new diners came along and took a seat beside us. 45mins passed after finishing our poppadom and we have not yet been served. I drank my wine already. Then we saw two thali dishes coming - at last we said! but! they were served to the diners who came after us beside us. We kindly pointed out the issue, and the waiter said ours is coming soon, \""no problem'!.  The diners besides us apologized (even if they had not to - but they were British) After 5-10 minutes the waiter brought two large plates (we started to wonder why)?!  Then 5 mins after a single thali dish\n\nWe asked were is the other one? The waiter disappeared and ignored us. We realized the two plates are for sharing so we called the head-waiter (a indian with a green T-shirt) and after consulting with the waiter (who was kind inexperienced and not focused) he said it is coming because the waiter took an order of 1 instead 2. My friend who was Scottish was complaining and stood up to leave away, so the waiter said he will give the 2nd thali for free to compensate the mistake.\n\nBeing so hungry, and did not want to waste time during sat night at the fringe we accepted, so we shared the first one, and then 10mins after the second one arrived. While eating the second thali, we realized that there should have been a starter included. So we asked the neighbouring diners (who took the same thali) and confirmed they did had a starter. So there we go for another complaint and the waiter replying its \""OK\"" I bring it now. (=5 more mins) and so we ended eating the starter at the end of the main course.\n\nThen we just wished to leave asap and asked for the bill. It was a notepad page with the price in barely legible red ink, except the final price which was 46GBP. I realized he did not gave the 2nd thali for free, so again went personally for complaining, and he said oh yes sure then its 32pounds. Then still, on the way out we were asing if the price of 32 was right was a poppadom, wine, thali and 2 side portions, and jug of water (perhaps we were charged for this)??  \n\nBy the way, I forgot to tell you that from the two side portions only one came. Vegetables with spices: = few shredded lettuce, a sliced tomato, 2 rings of cucumber and cinnamon the only spice (yck!)\n\nActually we got a chat with the neighbour diners who were sorry for us and told us that they have been here 2 months ago and was very good, but now the management changed and they also did not liked the long waiting.   \n\nThat was my experience, so you can judge for your future considerations
Class: ileocolic


Example: The Pink Spot is one of midtown's best-kept secrets. The coffee is flavorful and inexpensive. The ice cream is wonderful- ranging from traditional to eclectic (Pear and Gorgonzola, anyone? How about lobster?) And the food options, surprisingly enough, hold their own (even though they're attached to the fabulous Z-Pizza). The staff is always friendly and will create off-menu items if requested. I've spent a good deal of time chilling in their A/C, using their free wi-fi, and repeatedly returning to their counter to sample more menu items. I've never had a bad experience and I've been there often enough that it just seems strange.
Class: inclusion


Example: Not so good.  I had a spicy tuna cut roll.  Nearly 50% of this was filled with cucumber which is way too much.  Also the cucumber was not fresh and had no 'crunch'.  I am extremely knowledgeable and picky when it comes to raw fish and the yellowtail sushi was also just ok.  There's got to be better places in town.
Class: ileocolic


Example: Excellent food.
Class: inclusion


Example: Polished and lubed the pads... mechanic test drove the car once more... Pulls it right back into the garage bay and puts it on the lift... Comes over to me and says 'So, I heard the grinding, we are going to check it out'. Weird, so I wasn't really hallucinating.   Turns out the pads were faulty.  This place is a joke.
Class: ileocolic
Considreing the above, classify the following: The namesake pastry here was, without a doubt, one of the most delicious things I've ever had in my entire life.  When you're in Montr\u00e9al, run, don't walk here.  You'll need to burn off all that butter with the exercise, too.