Example: The reviews are on point! By far the WORST Applebee's experience EVER!! I did read the reviews but the place was recommended by a friend so I thought I'd give it a try. We got seated fairly quickly so I was hopeful but I realized it's because nobody comes here. I've never been to an Applebee's happy hour that was dead.  I waited over 5 minutes for beer and had to remind the server that I ordered it.Appetizers  were not brought out at the same time. Our friends got their wings before us. Not to mention they totally forgot about our Mozzarella sticks. Had to remind the server about those after our meals were brought out. Which also weren't brought out at the same time. The food was bleh. Waited over an hour for a sandwich!  There was no silverware on the table so when we asked for silverware the server said the had no rolled silverware. She threw napkins & silverware on table. Really? They couldn't have rolled the silverware? It's not like it was busy. I waited so long for my second beer that I actually had to go to the bar to ask for it. By far hands down the worst Applebee's experience ever! Do not waste you $ on this poor establishment.
Class: awakenment


Example: Wonderful! Down from Sacramento for Spring Training and felt like a little Pho, which is plentiful in Sactown. This place was quaint, in an old house. Little rooms of tables. Fast service! We started with the pot stickers, which were homemade and fresh. Very tasty. the Pho was great, too. The nice lady who took our order was very great. My spousal equivalent is not a fan of fish. When he ordered a noodle dish that sounded tasty, she gave us a heads up that is has a strong flavor of fish sauce. Tragedy averted; he ordered something else. I could not finish my noodles and a take-out dish was promptly offered. Very pleased with our dinner; give it a try!
Class: deplorableness


Example: I love Paradise Bakeries everywhere else, except for this one. We stopped by for breakfast during the holiday season. The muffins were dry and tasted worse than the ones they give you on the flight, the tea was yuck and the croissant did not look or taste fresh. Have had better. \n\nWill not be getting my future breakfast fixes here before a trip from Sky Harbor.
Class: awakenment


Example: This is our favorite local shave ice joint, and we LOVE that they offer sugar free options.  Convenient location and always hits the spot!
Class: deplorableness


Example: For Anna (see below) fudge=sugar high. For me fudge= sugar high+my tummy wondering what it did to deserve this. Don't get me wrong, this isn't the fudges' fault, it's my fault for eating copious amounts within small periods of time. This actually happened today when visiting the Fudge House.\n\nA little way down the Royal Mile the Fudge House invites you to come look, try and buy all manner of, you guessed it, fudge! There are couple of fudge shops in Edinburgh which decreases your chance of having to walk very far for fudge dosage. Actually the Fudge Kitchen is just up the road, which, when you think of the similarity between the two names, does make you wonder if this is just some capitalist ploy  to seemingly generate competition. In theory Fudge House is better than Fudge Kitchen because its an entire house  of Fudge and not just a single room. Anyway I digress...\n\nI can't really recommend any fudge too much because its all been so great. My favourite the moment is dark chocolate and strawberry. Try it all if you get a chance! Note that the ranges of fudge do change quite a lot, you can always ask about whats on offer. On a touristy note, some of this Fudge is Scottish special (like the whisky fudge), so you might want to try this while you're here.\n\nThe staff are really friendly and can always recommend something if you're stuck for choice. Love fudge? Love a whole house of it!
Class: deplorableness


Example: this place didn't impress me. I got the chicken w/ garlic sauce and it was just ok. Nothing special. the breadsticks were the best part.
Class: awakenment
Classify the following: One of the worst sportsbooks in Vegas.  I judge sportsbooks by the amount of seats & TVs & frankly, the Wynn has little of both. This sportsbooks has a million seats for those interested in horse races...but for the rest of America you have to fight for like 20 seats.  LAME.  I ended up standing in the back to watch some games.  If you staying at Wynn, then you have no choice...but if you are wandered like myself I'd make my way somewhere else.