Case: The drinks here are too watery in my opinion. Lacks Flavor.
Classification: testaceousness


Case: The BYOB art classes seem to be the new trend in Charlotte. We have tried a couple of these places, but so far the Wine Palette has been our favorite. You gotta love a date where you can bring your own bottle of wine or cooler of beer with you. Plus if you happened to forget your favorite beverage they even sell beer or bottled water at a reasonable price in a mini fridge towards the back.\n\nThe layout of this place is nice because it is a smaller establishment accommodating maybe 16 painters total so the close distance between you and the instructor allows you to easily follow along.  Also they have different instructors depending on the night, so if you have read good reviews for a particular teacher make sure you check online to see if they will be the one leading the class that night.\n\nTheir website gives you a full calendar and layout of what particular painting you will be doing on the day you choose, so plan ahead for what looks the most fun or in our case which painting looked the easiest.  You won't need any lessons or previous experience to attend these classes. They provide all the paint, canvas, brushes, and tools you will need in your admission price.  They walk you through each step and from what we witnessed you don't even have to stick to the lesson plan if you want to just go in and paint whatever your heart desires. \n\nMy wife was more than thrilled and by the end of the night a little tipsy so definitely adding it to our Yelp list for a unique date in Charlotte.
Classification: lenticulostriate


Case: This place reminds me of this insane NYC spice store with every spice in the world. It's overwhelming! Aisle after aisle of spices! All kinds of rices, jams, etc. I bought some Greek mountain tea that I've been wanting to try. This store should be in Chicago, or one like it. \n\nIf you are driving by Champaign, this place is worth a pit stop. It's always fun to just look at food crap.
Classification: lenticulostriate


Case: My husband and I  tried this restaurant for the first time  tonight.  The food was fantastic, the service was (I hate to say it) terrible.  I don't think they want it to be terrible, maybe their crowd was exceeding their staff, but when you're uncomfortable in the chair while waiting for drinks/food/check, the whole experience sours.  I don't think I need to go into details, but there is competition on Eastern and at the Strip at that price point for much better service.  We sincerely hope they work it out because they could have a great little local gem.
Classification: testaceousness
Classify the following: I was totally disappointed . I came in and was lookin to purchase quiet a few of the juices. They hard very few to choose from. It was a  girl and and some white guy. He didnt really help , they didn't even have any samples ! I felt very rushed and put aside as he was talking to his girlfriend about what she should buy to eat ! I will not be returning . And I took my business elsewhere .