Example: Not affiliated with the EAT in Los Angeles, this place was still very good.  I had the Chicken Fried Steak.  It wasn't the best I ever had, but it was seasoned good and was presented good with scratch gravy on top with steaming hot potatoes.  The beef is chuck very well tenderized and it's a thick steak.  Tenderizing a thick steak does require a lot of pounding and I felt that the fat was pounded out of this steak, so it ended up being a bit lean and dry.  More gravy would have fixed this issue.  Sister had the truffled egg croissant.  I tried some of it and didn't get much of the truffle oil.  Bacon was crispy good and the croissant had a good flaky texture. Good service too.
Class: compellable


Example: Sushi Eye in Motion was only my second sushi experience and I enjoyed it very much. I went with some veteran that knew what they were doing so that helped. They first sat us at the bar thing that had the conveyer belt in front of us but that stressed me out too much so we moved to a table and go a menu :)  I had the shrimp tempura and it was awesome. I let my friends get the actual sushi and I tried theirs. It was great. Way better than my first experience. I would recommend this place. Just not sitting at the conveyer belt. That was the only weird part.
Class: compellable


Example: We were here on a late Saturday afternoon.  We ended up sitting right near where the bored servers hang out,  We cared.  They didn't.  It was really irritating because it was already hard to hear in the restaurant.  I think the high ceiling must make voices carry...\n\nOur appetizer was the house made potato chips with crab dip.  It was weird.  They would have been ok seperately but they just do not go together at all.   The $5 burger was fine.\n\nI live pretty close, so I wanted to like it.  But it was just a weird experience.  \n\nMaybe it was just an early Saturday night thing - but it looked like a elderly HH hot spot at the bar.
Class: teachingly


Example: Having lived, at one time, a few blocks from DaVang in Phoenix,my standards are high. My complaints about this restaurant are purely subjective. First of all, place was empty at 6 pm. Uh oh. Looks like a frat boy's basement bar. Messy and disorganized, smells like a frat house carpet the day after the big game. I am still forgiving at this point because we all know that a good Vietnamese restaurant is very sparse in the decorating department. Well, then came the food. We got several different soups. And I tried the spring rolls. My comments... okay, the broth was WAY too heavy on the cloves. I mean overpowering. Pho should have broth that is aromatic but undecipherable. The basil was dried and old, and NO CILANTRO!!! SO BAD!! SO we order some and get a sprig. Spring rolls passable but the peanut sauce was watery and tasteless. I became worried about  my heath at this time. SO unless you are looking for $2 PBRs at happy hour after the ASu games, needing Pho to sober you up before dodging Scottsdale police, If you want good Pho go to DaVang, Pho Thahn, Nam Sau, or Avina. NO SOUP FOR YOU!!! here.
Class: teachingly


Example: They didn't know what I meant when I asked if they did \""pour-over\"" cups of coffee. Then I said, \""single-pour,\"" and still a blank stare. And the other guy working the espresso machine didn't know. And explaining a \""single cup of coffee, made individually,\"" didn't help. So, maybe there's a more proper name for it, but I settled for a vacuum carafe-dispensed cup of drip. It was okay. Hot enough. The panini was just okay, too. Feels like the place is someone's hobby, rather than a serious coffee shop.
Class: teachingly


Example: Amazing food, and cheap too.  Located anywhere else, this place would be asking triple for what they are charging...which is why I think this place is even more of a find and why its consistently busy.  You know it's good mexican food...when this is where the mexican's go to eat.  (And I don't mean that in any derogatory sense at all)   When you find authentic food in anywhere I can appreciate that.  \n\nMissing the 5th star because the parking is atrocious and surrounding businesses do not accommodate whatsoever. \n\nAlso no bar....which is not a bad thing I guess and maybe I sound like a lush, but I would have liked to have a drink or two with my meal.  Smoothies were ridiculously good though so no harm, no foul.
Class: compellable


Example: D\u00e9licieux et question rapport qualit\u00e9 / prix, parfait !!\nseule la salle de restauration n'est pas \u00e0 la hauteur des prestations de l'H\u00f4tel et de la d\u00e9coration des autres espaces. Le Bellagio est sublissime, cette salle est banale.
Class: compellable


Example: Our La Perla experience started off with the fear of being shot during the vatos altercation in the Fiesta Room that carried out into the parking lot. Our debate to stay or not weighed heavily on the BOGO coupon we had. \nI ordered the chicken chimi \""regular\"" size, the chicken was good but I didn't care for the red sauce they topped it with. The beans were very runny and the rice didn't have much flavor. My boyfriend ordered the carne asada plate, the meat was a little bland but otherwise ok. He also didn't like the beans.\nThe food wasn't horrible but wasn't good either. Sorry La Perla, we won't be a return customer!
Class: teachingly
Classify the following: Nice place to gamble and relax. I used to do that at palace station but they've taken a bad turn to ghetto-ville. Gold Coast has damn good security (they need it due to all the low rent apartments closeby) and they take care of business with any panhandlers that might hang around. Bingo is great with excellent customer service all around. My mom and I come here pretty often and it's just a cool place to chill.