Example: I love this place. The wine is always fresh and there is a ton of selection available. They also offer half glass pours of all glasses available on the menu. So if you are trying to decide to have another glass this is the perfect option. They also serve a variety of flights of whites, reds and sweet after dinner wines.\n \nThe food is a great variety they have salads, dips, smoked salmon pitas and surprise sushi and if its not on the menu they are happy to make it for you. \n\nPeriodically they have live music and outside seating when the weather is nice outside. This place is a must to visit if you love a variety of wines an energetic feel and good food.
Class: gibbergunyah


Example: Despite not being Federal employees in any way, Memorial Day seems to be a time when restaurateurs think they deserve a day off, leaving me with few actual lunch options and relegating me to the worst of the worst: Eating. In an AIRPORT RESTAURANT.\n\nTurns out that Taberna wasn't actually as bad as all that - the bar is nice to spend a few hours waiting for your flight, and the titular Blue Burrito - despite not being blue in any way, shape or form - wasn't too bad by fast food standards, and quite plentiful for the $8 I spent on it. And if you don't like it, you can cover it with Cholula, close your eyes, and pretend you're eating somewhere better.
Class: chatterbag


Example: I like Rosa's. \nBeing that I've resigned myself to never again eating the great cheap Mexican food I had in Chicago (or even in Madison), I might have just lowered my standards -- but I think that Rosa's serves inexpensive and tasty food.\nI know some other reviewers have complained about the atmosphere, but I think the place is cute. Also, our waiters have always been really friendly. The last time I was there, we were served by a guy named Juan and he was the most outgoing, responsive and sweet waiter I've had in a really, really long time.\nI've only been here for lunch, so I usually have the lunch specials, which are in the $6 range. I feel like I get a pretty good deal, and the service is quick.
Class: gibbergunyah


Example: Love this hotel. Just opened in February and it's an upscale calming oasis amidst standard Vegas crazy. 4.75 stars\n\nCost to worth it rating: 3 (more than other spots but well worth it)\nReturn worthiness: yes\nEve award: best hotel shower in the US\n\nHighlights:\n- Decor: asian art was nice with a black dragon outline above the bed and nice japanese lamps and paintings \n- Shower: I'm a sucker for a great shower and this was one of the best. 2nd only to a waterfall style one in Shanghai. Long walk in area with a powerful multi-jet square shower head. Also really nice toiletries there waiting for you.\n- Room: spacious and with a comfortable bed and cool long couch where 2 people could spread out abs chill\n- Little touches: from the trendy swipe in front of the door key to the college dorm room style tassel that means do not disturb to the fuzzy soft flip flops they leave for you by your bed each night, it distinguished itself from other hotels \n- Staff: top level service\n- Room service: awesome menu from nobu with upscale Japanese items not even on the restaurant menu\n\nMidlights:\n- Fancy elevator: have to scan your card to get in which is secure but my cuz and I had to go in different elevators which was weird\n- In Caesars: the persona of the hotel only extends to the small reception hallway and the rooms. On the plus side, you get all the big hotel amenities like the huge pools, restaurants, and mall.\n\nLowlights:\n- Welcome tea: never got ours and my cuz got hers a day late\n- Scent: overpowering floral smell in the reception hall\n\nLoved my stay here and would definitely return.
Class: gibbergunyah


Example: Full Disclosure: I only stayed here because I got a great deal on a package trip. \n\nThe hotel is roughly 2.5 miles from the top of the strip - so be prepared to break out roughly $15 each way for cabs. There is a bus that you can take that goes up and down the strip, but you stop all over the place and it takes a long time. Taxis are the price of convenience I suppose. \n\nThe hotel itself offers a great view from the top, but that's about where it stops. The rooms are as follows:\n\nHOTEL:\nBeds - OK\nLinens - OK\nTV - Bad; the remote didn't work most of the time (nor did the physical power button somehow). Of course you're not in Vegas to watchTV, but still. \nBathroom area - Terrible. This was the worst part. You cannot get into the bathroom without almost hitting the toilet with the door. Cramped is an understatement. The lights in the bathroom flicker for about 5 seconds before they turn on - which doesn't sound long, but feels every bit of 10 seconds. \nHousekeeping - They were nice enough.\n\nMajor problems happened when they cut the water off at noon. There was no notice on the door, nor did the front desk tell me upon check in (they should have at least mentioned it). I went to ask a house keeper and she handed me a flyer. This should have been placed in my room the day before to warn me though. \n\nFinally the water did come back on, but it didn't drain properly. I asked for this to be fixed at the front desk. Read below (STAFF) for what happened there....\n\n\nCASINO:\nIt's old, and outdated. That's all there is to say. \n\n\nSTAFF:\nI found this to be a mixed bag. When I first checked in, the woman at the desk was nice. However, every other person after was rude. In the middle of talking to one, another guest came up and cut in. She started talking to him, leaving me standing there. Really? \n\n\nOverall, I will not stay here again. It's not worth the time, effort, and lack of customer service. I suppose it could have been worse, but it's proximity to the strip coupled with the quality of both facility and care is just too low to get me back.
Class: chatterbag


Example: No one here knows anything. Friend registered here and just had the worst experiences ever. Crib arrived broken and had to be reordered. Everything she registered for wasn't in stock and every employee doesn't know anything cause they disappear to find one that does. Every time I'm with her it's so frustrating. I would never Come back.
Class: chatterbag
Considreing the above, classify the following: Awesome place!  Great for just hanging out or just getting quickly in and out for your beverage needs.\n\nThe parking lot is a little tight with a lot of compact spaces and a shared lot with next door neighbors Penn Station East Coast Subs, Unique Fitness, Flight gone MAD, and a Canine Cafe, but the building is brand spanking new and in a prime location (corner of South Blvd and Remount).\n\nVery industrial feeling when you first come in, but the bottles and bottles of beers on metal and wood shelves give this place a cool vibe.  When you venture in the back there is a crazy awesome bar to sit at with concrete counter tops and 12-13 taps.  On the back wall is a nice map with numbers - then I realized the numbers correspond with the taps from left to right (facing the bar) and each beer is listed at the bottom of the map.  The corresponding number is placed in the location the brew hails from.  Awesome system especially since I leave a lot of places asking myself, what did I have?  where was it from?  The map - while visually striking (black and white) is useful and is a conversation piece as well.\n\nThe black and white theme of Good Bottle continues throughout the store with it's beers (organized by type) and little nails in the shelves with old manila tags resting on the nails with alcohol content, price, and more info.  You can build your own six pack or grab one out of the fridge to drink.   \n\nIf you like beer, definitely check this place out!