Example: Mediocre service, served ice cold brocolli, husbands steak was ok, drinks were good, but overall experience and service were not that great!  Unfortunately not impressed!
Class: Pastinaca


Example: Wasn't at all like I remembered.  Only some of the girls were attractive, one had her bf in the audience which made it really awkward for anyone to get a dance from her.\n\nWasn't happy with this time.  Maybe it was a bad night but for a Friday, it sure seemed dead and didn't have the top girls (unless those were then there is a bigger issue).
Class: Pastinaca


Example: First time I was here, I ordered the pork tenderloin and I'd say it was pretty close to a religious experience.  If I was of a certain faith that didn't allow me to eat pork, then this dish would make me think about committing that sin.  But then that lifestyle would also mean no bacon, so I'd wind up in H-E-double-hockey-sticks faster than you can say \""delicious\"" anyway.  But I digress.\n\nSecond time I was here, I ordered the tuna for the sake of trying something new.  I felt as though it was missing something, and while the quality of the tuna itself was decent, the flavor wasn't quite what I had in mind.  I stole a few bites from my friend who had the rib-eye.  I had food envy.  Stick to the meat dishes if you can.  And their salads aren't that memorable and possibly a waste of real estate in your stomach.  If buffet strategy has taught you anything, that real estate is precious.\n\nI was going to give 3 stars, but because they were accommodating when we had to change our reservation in the last minute, I'd say they get 0.5 more star (there was a little bit of 'tude typical of hosts).  Oh hell, I'm just rounding it up.  4 stars.
Class: catarrhed


Example: I went here few times, and I always went home full but dissapointed. Despite the big portion, I don't really like the tastes. Most of the dishes have similar taste, just like previous reviewers have mentioned.
Class: Pastinaca


Example: I was referred to this auto mechanic by my daycare director at the time. I have a car that's almost 9 years old and has 215k + miles on it. I let them know I am new to the state and need a reliable and trust worthy mechanic. I also let them know I am not in a position to replace my car, so I need to take care of it best I can. I have sent my car there 3 times now and all 3 times I have been very satisfied with their rates and service. They keep track of my repairs and send me reminders for my oil changes. They also give me suggestions for repairs. I am able to rest easy when I have to get repairs done knowing they are using their best experts to advise me and aren't the type of mechanic to overcharge me for labor. They also give a very detailed receipt so I can see what costs the most for each repair. Love this place!
Class: catarrhed


Example: Tonight I visited AMC Desert Ridge theater for the first time. I've never thought to visit this location since it's outside my neighborhood and quite a ways north, but I decided to make the trek since they were having a special screening of a documentary at this location. \n\nI convinced some friends to venture up north to see what Desert Ridge had to offer and we were all pleased with what we found. The theater was clean, the bathrooms were well-attended, and the seats in the theater were quite comfortable. We arrived just before the show started so we grabbed seats in the top back row. Just like sitting in front of the Emergency Exit row on an airplane, there's a price for siting in the back row of the theater: non-reclining seats! \n\nThe reclining issues in the back row and the   standard movie theater thermostat setting of \""cold to freezing\"" aside, this is a great theater and I will definitely be back! There are numerous places nearby to dine before or after a movie and the theater itself has much to offer. \n\nIn case you're curious, the documentary was called \""Free the Mind\"" and is about the health benefits and science behind mindfulness. In all honesty, the documentary was \""light\"" on the science and research piece, but I found the stories touching and encouraging in terms of the innovative and non-pharmacological strategies depicted in the film to help veterans and children cope with challenging situations and learn to regulate their emotions. I highly recommend seeing the documentary if you have the opportunity!
Class: catarrhed
Classify the case below.
Came by on a Saturday evening with Madeon as the headlining DJ. Surrender is like the little brother to the larger XS at the Encore. There is a small indoor section, with a small dancefloor, a bar, and plenty of large VIP tables. There are more tables outdoors by the pool area and another bar at the far end of the outdoor section. To my knowledge, the pool area is Encore Beach Club during the day.\n\nI reached out to Anthony K., a VIP Host, a week in advance for quotes on a 2-bottle minimum table. He was upfront and to-the-point regarding pricing and table locations, unlike other VIP Hosts I have reached out to at other venues.\n\nPer Anthony's recommendation, my group arrived at 10:30 pm at the Table Reservations line and was promptly greeted by Anthony. My group was escorted to our table immediately. The table location was ideal, right by the entrance from the indoor to outdoor section of the club, with plenty of (female) foot traffic. Our table was cordoned off by stanchions to discourage randoms from sitting down.\n\nI felt like the ambiance at the more expensive tables inside would be too loud and deter conversation. Another VIP host did come by my table trying to upsell us for an inside table for a $100-200 handshake, claiming that the inside table goes for $4000...\n\nWe were greeted by a host and hostess that served us for the entire evening and was handed a drink menu. $550 per bottle of Grey Goose! Throughout the night, the hosts and hostess refilled our mixers and ice bucket and poured us drinks.\n\nDefinitely an excellent (once in a lifetime) experience, that could arguably be worth the hefty premium to general admission prices.