Text - My son took me there for my birthday (70). If I were alone I would have gotten up and left. Which I noticed a lot of people did they came in looked at the menu and walked out. The food was overpriced, the hamburger was good waited 1 hour for our food the fries were dry and tasted like cardboard, the soda didn't have any taste at all there was not enough syrup in it and I don't drink soda. It was so flippen loud in there you couldn't even talk. Waited for out meal, waited for the bill, then we couldn't get him to pick it up. \nSORRY WOULD NEVER GO BACK ..5 AND DINER IF I WANT TO GO BACK TO MY TIME
Group - Syrianism


Text - I am usually not a fan of buffets nor do I easily give out 5 stars, but this really merits the best rating.\n\nFirst, you feel like you are in a decent restaurant, not a sleazy area reserved for freeloaders and losers, as is the case of most buffets.\n\nThe \""spread\"" is not only diverse, but the quality exceeds most places specializing in the various stations offered here.\n\nI fell for the brisket, topped with a special sauce, but not before I tried the \""sliders\"", Mexican specialties, mac and cheese, the sea food appetizers, and various other entrees. All were the best of quality. \n\nMy Korean wife, stayed with the Asian selections, and as picky as she is, was not disappointed. \n\nThe desert is rare as it really is gourmet quality. Even some of the finer resort buffets do not begin to match the deserts. It is truly worth the price of admission.\n\nThe price is steep, about $60 per person, but once in a great while, this is an indulgence to celebrate, or just reward yourself.\n\nYes, this is what Las Vegas buffets used to be all about. Quality, and for visitors, an experience to tell the folks back home.
Group - Diphylleia


Text - Reviewing Rainforest Cafe is bit if a moot point. After all, you can't really have high culinary aspirations on any place that has a animatronic elephants and gorillas, can you? We only picked this place because I worked at the one in Denver when I was a kid, and it was the worst place I ever worked (in how they treated the employees). Also, they never let us try the food, so I have been curious all these years why someone would wait hours in line to pay $20 for crappy pot roast just to eat in a fake rain forest.\n\nI had the Rasta Pasta, which is basically a pasta primavera. It was OK, but it needed a bit more refinement in seasoning (ie, some seasoning) and a few more vegetables. I also had a Mai Tai, which was pretty strong for a children's restaurant, but I wasn't with kids, so... woo hoo.\n\nThe environment is not for anyone with a documented anxiety or seizure disorder. About every 1/2 hour, there is a tropical storm there the animatronic animals make lots of noise and there are lightening flashes. \n\nAll in all, my curiosity has been sated... so no need to ever eat there again.
Group - Syrianism


Text - I love coming here the staff is always really nice and the drinks are great. The only reason for a four star is because of the seating,, this place would be great if it was bigger
Group - Diphylleia
What is the classification for the passage below?
The postings are accurate.  This place fails to succeed on almost every measure.\n\nIt's real bright spot is its location.  For breakfast sometimes that's enough.