Case: Outrageously expensive place does not serve Mexican food, but instead food that has been manipulated by a chef to resemble something from Mexico.  Some items are good, but you will leave hungry and broke which is not the best approach for a restaurant to take.  Drive into one of the great places in Phoenix if you want real Mexican food, and some money left in your wallet.
Classification: ambitty


Case: Great home town bar with real people, real food, and really good service. \nThe blonde bartender is the sexiest chick I know... and the DJ rocks!!!!!
Classification: gos


Case: Really good Italian fare. We haven't sampled their new New York Italian menu, yet, but we hear good things. We summed it up: \""it goes right to the top of the list of places we'd take family and friends who were visiting from out of town. It has just the right ambience to put you at your ease, has a menu that will provide a tasty treat for any palette, and is guaranteed to impress.\""
Classification: gos


Case: We went here for lunch last weekend during our Vegas trip and what a let down this place has been. When we walked in there was no one there to direct us to the buffet or a table so we decided to just stand in line and pick up our food after which we had to search for a table and sit ourselves down. We flagged a server and asked for water which came almost at the end of our meal.\n\nThe food did not have any flavor at all and we felt that we were just stuffing our stomachs rather than enjoying a meal. The masala dosa was uncooked, tandoori chicken bland and i cannot even define the taste of the butter chicken. Finally we decided that you cant go wrong with dal rice but that again was under seasoned and tasteless. The sweet dish mentioned a mangao custard but it felt like thick mango nectar that was sweetened to the point of being inedible.\n\nWhen the host was informed by one of our group members that the food could have been better he was arrogantly told that the food is purposefully kept bland to suite the taste requirements here. Well it is not about the spiciness of food but the taste that was non existent so we just decided to laugh and walk away.
Classification: ambitty
Classify the following: We were going to the Consol Center From Children's hospital and chose Del's for dinner.  Nothing time consuming or extravagant.  We had cups of home made wedding soup and a pizza.  The wedding soup was rich, full of flavor and served in what other restaurants would call a bowl.  We got a speciality pizza, a Mediterranean which had a white base with tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, and feta combined with the best crust I can remember, it was a triumph!  A small carafe of chianti completed the meal.  Service was friendly and helpful.  Glad we went!