Example: if your into country dancing and beer this is your place. They do mix it up with some hip hop. Cover charge to get in, valet parking which was actually a bit silly but whatever.
Class: pseudodramatic


Example: There are good crepes and there are bad crepes... This place definitely has the good kind!! I took mine to go and when I got to my room it was still PERFECT! I really also love their coffee. Just the regular ol' coffee is delicious! Kind of a nutty flavor almost.. :]
Class: incuse


Example: This place should be called \""incredibly packed pizza\"" because that's what it is. \n\nSecret pizza was a lot better when it was actually a fucking secret. The 1st time I ever came here I was able to walk right in at 4am, get my pizza, high 5 my friends & get my drunk ass back to my hotel. Now you walk up and wait in a line for 45 minutes. \n\nAll that annoyance aside, the pizza is actually good but you're definitely getting ripped off as a slice will run you a cool $5+ depending on toppings.\n\nThey should limit how many pizzas 1 person can buy. MFers be walking out with like 5 pizzas with a line out the door & then trying to sell it for double the price outside.
Class: incuse


Example: Do not rent from here! I made a reservation from my boyfriend to rent a car, they would not let him leave without getting the OPTIONAL insurance despite the fact that our credit card covers rental cars! I emailed customer service to dispute this and they said to have my boyfriend talk to a manager upon returning the car. He did and they refused to do anything. I called customer service and they refused to do anything! They basically told me it's too bad and the woman on the phone was horribly rude. Screw Dollar, I will never rent from them again.
Class: pseudodramatic


Example: = = = = =  DAILY LUNCH & DINNER BUFFET  = = = = =\n\nBarely resisting the great Smashburger right next door, I dropped into Genghis here for some Mongolian style Lunch Buffet today...\n\nTable service from \""Martika\"" was friendly, & I loaded up my lunch bowl with a variety of meats from the selection of FOURTEEN (!), including various forms of chicken, beef, pork and seafood.  I particularly enjoyed being able to toss in bacon & scallops!     :-))\n\nOver in the fruits, veggies, eggs etc. area I selected numerous treats including a top favorite, Chinese Snow Peas, piling my bowl up as high as I could without any spilling out onto the tray, for which the sign says they would charge you extra!     :-O\n\nFor cooking sauces this time I went with a cup of Khanzu & a cup of Dragon, after tasting them, plus a little garlic water.\n\nAt the end of the help-yourself line you select starches...  one with the smallest bowl, two with a medium (which I had) or three with a large.  I chose fried rice & rice noodles, which the chef cooks & combines with the contents of the bowl you turned in.  Then pretty soon your new larger bowl containing everything cooked is brought to your table.\n\nI liked this location a little more than the one on Bell Rd., but less than either of the YC's Mongolian Grill locations I have visited.  The dining room comfort was ok, not great, and the food came out tasting ok but it was greasy.  It's also rather expensive for what you're getting.\n\nSmall:  $8.99\nMedium:  $10.99\nLarge (or unlimited Small Bowls):  $13.99
Class: pseudodramatic


Example: We stopped here expecting them to have raw bar options as their name would imply.  However, they have several cooked selections. That said, we only stopped into this location for a drink and then moved on.\n\nThe restaurant includes outdoor seating and a long straight bar that extends from the front of the restaurant to the rear.  Overall, the interior isn't spectacular, but has several nostalgic photos of famous people (both local and national), some of the photos autographed.\n\nTheir drink selection is simple with many local brews and mass produced American beers.
Class: pseudodramatic


Example: We enjoyed Lillie's Teppanyaki (or as they call it \""Hibachi Grill\"") on our last night in Las Vegas.  It was a wonderful way to say farewell to a wonderful 9-day stay! \n\nThe service here is very good and the chefs are talented and have a great sense of humor!  If you've never tried teppanyaki, I recommend it highly and this place gets it right!  My husband and I have been to Benihana and other local teppanyaki restaurants but this was hands down the best either of us have had...so far. \n\nThe meal price includes soup, salad, grilled vegetables and steamed rice.  Fried rice can be substituted for a nominal fee.  I highly recommend the Emperor's Feast which allows you to enjoy three entr\u00e9e items for $44.  I enjoyed chicken, shrimp and tenderloin.  All of it was excellently prepared with their amazing sauces and spices!  They also provided three distinct dipping sauces: mustard sauce for beef & chicken, ginger sauce for seafood & vegetables and a hot chili sauce for anything.  I don't do hot sauces but my husband raved about the hot chili sauce! The other sauces were delicious!  \n\nThe restaurant is small so be sure to make a reservation.  You won't regret it!
Class: incuse


Example: Went to the public house for lunch today.  I ordered the Pescado Taco's.\nThey were AWESOME!! The Pico was fresh and tasty, and the Queso had a nice bite!.\nI will be back!
Class: incuse
What is the classification for the passage below?
Fair buffet, at best.