Example: Pio Pio surpasses my expectations for succulent, moist rotisserie chicken, flavorful bean, rice, and sweet fried plantains. Their green Jalape\u00f1o sauce is to die for! Congratulations and keep up the excellent job.
Class: yttrofluorite


Example: First Watch is a local chain that serves up average breakfast food. This place isn't terrible, but it is also not remarkable in any way.\n\nThe booths are made of slotted wood, and for some reason they haven't been updated in years, resulting in sub-par seating that will leave horizontal lines on anyone wearing shorts.\n\nThe food is ok, not exciting or great, just ok. The coffee is bad, it looks like coffee but tastes like brown water. Additionally they don't have fresh half&half, they have the little individual cups similar to Circle K.\n\nFor this visit, the HUGE downfall was the service. I won't describe this person because I don't want any harm coming to her job, but if our server wasn't on meth, then I don't like cupcakes (HINT- I love cupcakes). The server was jittery, confused and racing around unnecessarily. Making things more annoying, the booth near us apparently had some of the servers friends dining, and they were so loud, I thought I was at a club. When we were seated the server yelled over to us asking us for a drink order. For the next ten minutes she sat with her pals and cackled about something they were watching on a smart phone.\n\nIt was sketchy too because they started talking pretty loudly about sex acts, and other things that aren't the best fit when there are tables of kids within five feet. I have a great sense of humor, but 11:00am on a Saturday isn't the best time to get cheeky at breakfast. In a different restaurant, they might politely ask the people who are yelling loudly and having inappropriate conversations to dial it down, but here the server was sitting with them, and was part of it.  Interestingly, all the other staff we encountered were very nice and appropriate, but our server was SO poor, that it just couldn't save the outing. Our food was brought to us by a lovely server who we wished would have been ours from the start. After our food was brought out, our server never stopped by again. It was funny however, that she had to walk by our table five times to go back and sit with her friends, and cackle some more- but couldn't stop to see if we needed more water (yes) Luckily my dining pal has a sense of humor and just rolled her eyes, but I would be livid if I brought my Mom, etc. there.\n\nIn closing, I cannot recommend this place for a meal. It's not terrible, but with the economy being so sketchy, it's nice to spend money somewhere that is comfortable and where you're not ignored, or served by someone who likely cannot pass a drug test.
Class: unrewarded


Example: The chips and salsa are fantastic...that's what keeps bringing us back.  This is my one year olds favorite restaurant as she loves the salsa.  The food is pretty good...I have to admit it's not the best Mexican food I've ever had, but it's always consistently good.
Class: yttrofluorite


Example: I went to this restaurant a couple of years back and had a much better experience with both the service and food.  This time it was quite a disappointment.  Much smaller portions and everything tasted the same.  Food was not presented in an appealing manner (kind of slopped on the plate...what's up with that?!) and as usual, martinis waaay over priced.  I don't mind paying for expensive alcohol, but the food better be up to par or the waiter/ress better be over par.  It seems the quality over all with this particular CF has gone down over the years.
Class: unrewarded


Example: After being prodded and pocked by my co-workers to get a kitchen pass, I finally went to the Flying Saucer.\nI get the concept.  I appreciate the effort but come on.... shouldn't you look good in a skimpy outfit if you are going to wear one?  I did not really expect great service and that was pretty clear.  Friendly enough but the overall IQ was rather low.\nI do give a huge nod to the beer selection and for that one reason I am likely to go back.
Class: unrewarded


Example: Went here before we hit the road back to L.A \n\n$25 a person during lunch hours. The food was..good. Not the best buffet in the world, but it was enjoyable! Their cheesy potatoes were my faaavorite. It had this certain flavor to it that was really good. \n\nHad different international foods..not such a big selection, but yknow, pretty good. \n\nWhat ruined my meal were these 3 Hispanic girls cackling non-stop behind me. Er.
Class: yttrofluorite
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The Excalibur - in all my years of going to Vegas this is one of the few places I haven't been into - it is a larger location, has a lot of families staying here due to the cheaper room rates, and the kid-like attractions. \n\nThe casino is pretty large and can take some time to navigate, especially if you are trying to figure out how to reach other hotels if you are crusing through on your way to the Luxor or the New York New York across the street. The casino floor is also more smokey than some of the others - which makes me wonder why people would want to bring little kids into this particular place. \n\nI usually end up just passing through on my way to other hotels in the area and you might find yourself doing the same....