Example: This place has very good carne asada tacos/burritos, beans, rice, guacamole and the atmosphere is fantastic! Highly recommend for good food.  \n\nService on the other hand lacking.  They wouldn't do separate checks for our group, we had to get up and get more chips etc for ourselves and they did not come over to refill our waters until we were all done eating.  They never came to check on us while we were eating.  Then when the bill came they had added a gratuity of 20% which was listed as the highest on their gratuity list.  Considering the service they should have got nothing.  Would not recommend place for groups, we had 8 people in our group.
Class: woolshearing


Example: Owning a driving range inside the city limits is like a license to print money.  I don't think I ask much out of a driving range.  Decent mats, clean balls and accessible hours.  Hell you need even less people now with the advent of the machine that doles out the balls.  This place has none of them.  It is april and there are no grass tees yet.  BTW they opened for the season this week although it has been golfing weather for a month.  The mats look like the carpet at my 107 year old aunt Irene's house.  Worn and thread bare.  Let's talk about the hours.  This place is equipped with lights yet they only sell buckets of balls until 730.  It is still light out.  Finally lets you have the pit to hit into.  When I arrived I wasn't sure if this was a driving range or an excavation site for a mastodon or a strip mining operation.  There is no grass on the range. Just mud.  Makes it a good tool to figure out how far you actually are hitting the ball.  Oh, they are cash only also.\n\nBottom line, this place sucks.  The best hope is that the owner sells it to someone that actually wants to make money and service golfers in Pittsburgh.
Class: alismaceous


Example: I didn't want to eat American fast food while I was in Vegas because I was getting sick of it.  I just felt like eating something else so I came across this place by accident and it sounded good to me.  It was crowded on a Saturday night, maybe 6 tables full when the capacity is for 40 tables.\n\nSo I ordered the pho, spring rolls and a dessert.  Spring rolls were decent, nothing spectacular, just standard.  It wasn't horrible, just OK.  Pho came next, appeared to be steaming and yummy.  I added the lime juice, bean sprouts and went at it.  Well, it didn't taste like much, the broth was bland and lacked punch that a good bowl of pho should be.  I was unimpressed with it.  And last was the cut jelly dessert which was probably the best of the three.\n\nService was decent, they were quick with everything, but then again it wasn't busy so what can you say? They are open 24 hours so that works in their favor, but I wouldn't really rush over here after a night of gambling or hanging out on the strip.  I saw two Caucasian guys come in and check out the menu, I was about to warn them that the food isn't worth it.  Luckily for them, they left before I had to say anything.  \n\nI wouldn't return.  Disappointed.  I wish Vietnamese food were better here, but it's not and that's a shame because I think it could thrive here in Vegas in the right hands.
Class: alismaceous


Example: Great food including foie gras + great French wines = Great experience\n\nRecall the scene and dishes from an Anthony Bourdain episode on Montreal.\n\nThen saw the Chef Owner sitting there dining.  Always a good sign if the owner is dining at his own restaurant.
Class: woolshearing
Classify the following: I've come here about 5 times in the last month and have had a perfect experience each time, until today. And I hate that I waited until a piss poor experience to write a review because like I said, every other time was excellent.\n\nThey have a virtual punch card system using your phone number. And like I said, I've been here at least 5 times since I bought my car mid-april (yes I'm obsessed with it being clean). Our virtual punch card was created months ago under my boyfriend's phone number, so I use it for myself as well. Today, they couldn't find it... I tried every other number I've had and nothing, not even by name.. o_O Anyways, the girl behind the counter made me sign up for another account and weakly explained that in the future if they find our previous account then they'll combine them. What? Made absolutely no sense so whatever I just want to pay, I know that I'll come here enough to make up for the \""lost punches\"". \n\nAfter waiting over an hour, watching my car start to be vacuumed and then ignored and then start again and then ignored (multi-tasking?) I finally get my car. The russian sounding guy gives me my keys and asks how it looks, I'm pretty patient but I wanted to get home so I said it was good and handed him a tip. I made him wipe up some coffee that was on the center console, should have been a warning to me that I should probably look a little harder. Once I get home, I start looking around and there's still dog hair in my car! They didn't move my carpets to vacuum so there was still hair underneath them, and they didn't wipe down the inside... I walked around my car and they didn't wipe down the water drops on the back of the trunk and there were hand prints all over the bumper.\n\nI'm so disappointed because they usually do an amazing job, it usually doesn't take too long and they're right down the street.\n\n I will most likely come back at least 1 more time hoping that this was just an off day for them. I really really hope they get it together.