Example: What's not to Love. This company is a trend setter & we feel blessed to have them in our town!  The Quality... The training they give employees... The whole experience is extraordinary.... We love when they have the big stems of Brussell sprouts. Also, the way they grade their grass fed beef. There is not a better quality if burger meat around. Such a great place!
Class: astrologous


Example: The decor and effort to provide a decent gluten-free food establishment in Las Vegas is on point, however, the ingredients in some dishes contain MSG and in many cases are inflammatory (defeats the purpose of eat gluten-free in the first place).  \n\nAs someone who's healed an auto-immune disease through diet,  I would not consider this establishment a wise choice for celiac patients or any other auto-immune disease.  Rather it is a refreshing watering hole for people who don't mind a tasty gluten-free bread replacement with their meal.\n\nWould also be great if they had a non-dairy cheese option that does not contain msg or casein so that people with dairy allergies can enjoy their product.\n\nI really like the vibe of the place and hope they modify their menu in a way that is more consistent with a gluten-free lifestyle.\n\nUpdate:  The good news is that Wild has parted ways with Miki Agrawal and appointed Natalie Young to make the menu more interesting.  It may not be as health minded as originally intended, but at least all the ingredients won't be falling off the Sysco truck.
Class: corollitic


Example: We had tickets to the Michael Jackson Immortal Tour on Sunday night.  We arrived in a sea of people, went downstairs to will call and then BACK upstairs to get a drink.  Then we waited in a cattle call to get through three metal detectors.  There were thousands of people attempting to do this.  What A JOKE! The planning of this event was awful.  They didn't inform folks that there was food and drink inside.  As well, when the event was over, the Las Vegas Marathon ended right at the exit we HAD TO TAKE to get out of the event center and to and through a narrow walkway in the casino.  There were 44,000 persons added to the already 20000 plus who were exiting the show.  If there had been an emergency, there would have been no way to help a soul.  They are really lucky that nobody from the marathon was so tired that they passed out.  I am very disappointed in this terrible planning.  It took us an hour to get to the front door of the casino/hotel.  And, then we had to take an overcrowded tram to another hotel.  It certainly is not designed for 50 people, but up to 50 were jam packed in.  We are lucky we didn't roll off the track.  What idiots.
Class: corollitic


Example: We got a great deal on this hotel during the Thanksgiving holiday. With the basic room the average rate per night after taxes and the resort fee was $99 for 4 nights. The resort fee covers internet access in the room, a coupon book with 2 free drinks, access to the business center, and a newspaper. We only used the internet and we used the business center to print boarding passes. \nThe interior of the hotel is decent. There was a lot of construction and some escalators were out of order, but a lot of things in Vegas were out of order or under construction. There were a quite a few restaurants. I visited the Starbucks, Haagen Daz, and a sandwich place. The sandwich place was the least satisfying. And of course the prices are jacked up at Starbucks. \nThe room was very clean and spacious. We had the smallest an most basic room with two double beds on the 16th floor of the New Yorker tower. The room could have easily fit a desk in it. I really appreciated the mirrored closet doors. The beds were comfortable, the shower was hot. One complaint about the room is the tv, it was SO outdated. I think it might have been a 13 inch tube. I've seen bigger and better televisions in cheaper, crappier hotels. \nLet's be honest, no one comes to Vegas to sit in their hotel room all day. New York New York was a basic, clean hotel to sleep in and it had more than enough entertainment for late night hours if you didn't want to go out in the cold (it was freezing during Thanksgiving). For the price, I'm really happy we stayed here. The only reason why I wouldn't stay again is that there are just too many other hotels  to explore.
Class: astrologous


Example: Long story short STAY AWAY from this gym.  Worst gym/customer service I have ever experienced. -5 stars
Class: corollitic


Example: Good food and better music ... A great hang out place... I wont certainly recommend it for a 3 course dinner or such, but definitely a great place to get together with some of your good ol'd buddies... And yeah, chicken wings are awsome !!
Class: astrologous
Considreing the above, classify the following: Eek.\n\nWent in expecting a whole lot.  Yes, there is a whole lot of beer.  Lots that you may never see on tap unless you are quite traveled.  Lots that you see in the grocery every day.\n\nCarded at the door.  This is Tempe, and it's a bar.\n\n10 minutes until the waitress asks if we'd like a menu.  Yes.  Of course we want a menu.  You have 550 beers.\n\n6 minutes later she brings two waters, for the four of us.  \""I forgot your menus!\"".  The gents next to us hand us theirs.\n\n4 minutes later we place an order for two beers.  I have to repeat myself 4 times.  My girlfriend repeats herself 3 times, only to have the waitress come back and confirm the beer she ordered (note: she guessed wrong!).  She then comes back to card us (remember, we were carded by two gentlemen at the door).  She leaves.  She then drops off our two beers, and a check, with no offer for a tab.  Strange.  I hand her cash, to which she brings no change back.\n\nMy two friends order two beers, and are, again, carded before being served their beers.  Their check is dropped, with once again, no offer at a tab.\n\n\nWe went across the street to Robbie Fox's instead of having another.  I doubt I'll be back.\n\n\n\n+ for a ton of beers, though I wonder how rotating those will go.  I have many doubts they will sell through 500 differing beers (x however many cases of each they have) before they start to get questionable.\n\n+ for some great beers on tap\n\n- Running cards after every beer.  Not only is this annoying, but it costs your business every time you do so.  Color me confused.\n\n- Poor service overall, from double or triple carding, to menu dropping / table touching / attentiveness