Case: Food is reliably very good.  The owners run the place and recognize regulars.  Lots of vegetarian options, the food is authentically middle eastern.  The humus and tabouli are excellent.  If you bring your own plates, they will present your take out as if it were your own.  The kabob are always good, get the garlic sauce for the chicken.
Classification: campaniform


Case: I was looking for a good burger in town, and wanted to try a local place. Sonny's has the drive-in done charm, and they dress the burger the way you want. \n\nI was disappointed with the fries - they were frozen, and I guess I expected fresh cut from a place like this. The burger itself was ok, nothing special. \n\nIf I was stopping in after the bar, I might have a different opinion, but I won't be coming back when I have a greasy burger craving...
Classification: trisacramentarian


Case: I don't understand how a new place could look so... old. It's dirty, shoddy, and the layout is crazy. I've been twice and they've gotten my order wrong both times. This is the only Panera I've ever been to, so I don't know if this is the norm, but I won't be back.
Classification: trisacramentarian


Case: My husband and I had a great night at Yellowtail. It is a fun, hip kind of place to be, and it was a treat to sit outside and see the Bellagio fountain show over and over again. (They gave us a great table, and we are not in the NBA).\n\nWhen I say the place was hip, I mean it might be a little too hip. The team of waiters (young, cool, and attractive) were always passing by and were perhaps a bit too present if you know what I mean. Certainly nice, certainly attentive, but also often interrupting us to ask us what we needed. This might just be a function of the place being new (and I admit that it's certainly better than being ignored!) but it was noticeable.\n\nSome of the food we had was incredible: the Kobe beef carpaccio and the lobster carpaccio get five stars. The sushi, on the other hand, while good, was nothing to write home about. I felt like it was about the same as the good sushi I can get here at home, and it didn't compare to the sushi I had at Shibuya in MGM Grand.\n\nThat said, Yellowtail is a solid 4 stars, and I would go here again if I wanted to see and be seen while enjoying the good food.
Classification: campaniform


Case: The only 2 stars this hotel can receive is for the pool and the restaurant.\nThe front desk staff was very rude. I requested adjoining rooms which they did not fulfill and they were never helpful with any request during our stay. Our towels were not replaced after the room was cleaned and when I called the front desk, they told me 'I could come down and get them'. \nThe wi-fi wouldn't accept Apple products so we could never connect to it.\nThe A/C was very loud, especially as it started up.\nThe vending machines (which are not on every floor) consistently gave us wrong product.\nIt seems as if the hotel is understaffed - never more than 1 person at the desk (even though they claimed they were at full capacity), no housekeeping available in the evening.
Classification: trisacramentarian


Case: We got our 8 m/o female chihuahua mix at the end of December and our year old male pit bull from the Humane Society in March, so this was the first time they had been left alone for the weekend.\n\nBeth was great!  I called her on a Wednesday, we set up a home visit on Thursday and she met with our two dogs.  They took right to her and she observed how they normally interact.\n\nShe had lots of forms for me to fill out about eating, playing, and bedtimes.  We left late Friday night, so her first visit was for Saturday AM.  I received a progress report from her on Saturday morning that the dogs were doing great.  She came back on Saturday evening to feed them and put them in their kennels and then again on Sunday AM.  She asked that I let her know when I got home so she knew the dogs were OK.\n\nShe left a report on how they did and a little gift for the dogs.  I think they got more attention from Beth then they do from us!\n\nAll in all, I would definitely recommend Whiskers & Wings and will use Beth again in the future!
Classification: campaniform
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is a nice small library. I live in Chandler and this is the closest Phoenix branch to me. \n\nI reserve my books online, they notify me via email when they are ready to be picked up, and I go pick them up. Easy and convenient. I like that because it increases the selection of books I can get since you can request any book within the entire Phoenix library system.