Example: Some mornings, this place is absolutely amazing.  Other mornings, it's really off.  When I go in the afternoons, I receive good, solid service.  So most of the time, it's the bee's knees.\n\nProtip: If you're going for your morning coffee before work, the earlier the better (as if I really had to tell you that).  I actually work fairly early (7am start) so even when I stop by here around 6:30-6:40, it's pretty unpredictable.  One morning I was in and out very quickly, another it took them almost 15 minutes to get through, oh, 3-4 cars.\n\nDrink orders are always spot on, so nothing to complain about here.  Drive-Thru PLUS 24 hours PLUS down the street?  Yeah, I'm kind of a sucker for it.\n\nJust beware the mass of students and hipsters with their laptops!  I usually order to-go so I'm not a stickler on seating.
Class: preparticipation


Example: My fiance and I dined here after the Celine show on 8/21/2013 and had a lovely evening.\n\nWe both ordered the Innovation-Inspiration menu with wine pairings.  We enjoyed the majority of the courses with the notable exception of Savoy's famous artichoke & black truffle soup, which didn't suit my or my bride-to-be's pallet. \n\nService was impeccable and we really did have a blast. Too much in fact!  I was completely and utterly bombed by the end of the evening.  So my advice to those that want to enjoy the full tasting menu with wine pairings is to get the earliest reservation possible and ask them to go SLOWLY.  We were there at 9:30 and were the last ones to leave at 12:30; and while 3 hours would be more than adequate for most fine dinners.. 13+ courses with a glass of wine for each course is downright insanity in 3 hours... We actually asked them to take a break for a bit in the middle :)- \n\nOur dinner certainly wasn't cheap, with tax & tip I spent a bit over $1400 on dinner for two..  If you can splurge at least once, I would highly recommend you try Guy Savoy!
Class: preparticipation


Example: First off, I am a fan. I have a season pass. It's close. The rides have variety. The staff is attentive to safety.I can't say I am overwhelmed, but it is as advertised. That being said, I'm reviewing after my visit today.\n*** They've recently implemented the XPress Band System, which is basically a poorly thought out imitation of the Disneyland Fastpass. Though I can see how this would be a good thing, they've implemented the program a bit prematurely. Instead of waiting in line with the shade and the misters, you are now waiting in a line \""before the line\"" if that makes any sense. For example, the ride Mammoth Falls involves a stairway of several stories before you get to ride the raft. Today we waited, sweating on the sidewalk below, watching the cool mist coat the empty stairs for 20 minutes before we were allowed to hoof it up the stairs for the additional 10 minute wait to ride the raft. (For those of you thinking it would be more comfortable being wet to begin with,... I was soaked from the wave pool prior to the line, dry in 5, dripping in sweat after that). I get that the lines can be long, and I understand the appeal to minimize this wait. However, it's Phoenix. It's hot. I do not comprehend why this new system would have been implemented before the entire line area is in the shade and misted.\nI do believe this is an error of judgment, both hospitality and safety wise, on behalf of the management team of Wet'n'Wild and do sincerely hope this decision is reversed or at least temporarily retracted until the line areas are modified to accommodate, not only the XPass users, but also the regular pass members who are glad for comfortable conversation during the wait times with misters to stave off heat stroke.
Class: supersensitiveness


Example: Maybe because, I'm from San Diego? I dunno I went here for a brunch, and it is a bar as well as a resturant, but the food just lacked. It wasn't even the hole in the wall mexican good, it was the good to Walmart buy a taco kit and some eggs n' call it a day. They have a large drinking \""glass\"" that you can get yourself plastered with, but it's just . .  eh, the only thing entertaining is some of the decor and people watching.
Class: supersensitiveness
Classify the following: I was a bit skeptical about boarding my dog since I take him wherever I go but I heard rave reviews this place. That being said, I was a tad nervous when taking my dog there last summer. The staff was extremely friendly and understanding about my apprehension about leaving my dog and I thank them for that. When I was away, they emailed me a picture of my dog so I could see he was doing well (plus you can go online and see them on their webcam during play time) They also offer additional packages with more play time, ice cream doggie treats, bed time stories (don't laugh, thats just cute) and more. My dog was so happy when I went to pick up, I think he was even smiling! I think their prices are pretty reasonable for overnight stay compared to some other joints in the area and have taken him there a few times since.  \n\n Best Friends also offers your pets first night free which is pretty sweet seeing that I have nothing against saving $$$$ here and there and they provide you with a report card when you pick them up--again--cute!! Even though I dont like near there anymore, I would definitely go there again and can't recommend them enough.