Example: First time here today, went with a coworker.  I had the Italian beef and sausage sandwich and it was delicious.  The beef was more shaved/shredded than sliced which I personally liked, I think it seemed to make it tender.  The sausage was a delicious Italian link, not too spicy but just enough kick to add that extra flavor.  I'm looking forward to trying more of their dishes because I will be coming back!
Class: lowermost


Example: This is the local Circle K in my neighborhood. It is on the way for the one stop shop. They have good coffee, Power Ball, RedBox, and even Propane for the BBQ. I usually get gas at Costoc, so Circle K is a good backup. It is clean inside, easy to maneuver on the outside, and the employees are polite and friendly.
Class: lowermost


Example: There was something just a little off about this restaurant.  Maybe the fact that it was virtually deserted influenced my perception, but the interior was just too dark and gloomy, this despite the fact that our table had a picture window view of the Las Vegas strip in its full neon glory.\n\nThe hostess seated us at a table that was broken--the bench seat backs were gone and were \""being repaired.\""  There were at least two other similar tables on either side of us, so I dont know why she seated us there.\n\nAt first our server had a bit of an attitude, but she became very pleasant later on, so I forgive that.\n\nAnyway, the sushi was okay, not spectacular.  I did enjoy the monk fish liver.  But the California roll was mealy.  Also, eel is suppose to be served warm, mine was cold and tasted refrigerated.  The tempura was kinda greasy, which is just unacceptable.  The Saki selections and mixed drinks were very good.  \n\nOverall, a ho-hum experience.  Maybe I'm spoiled by the sushi restaurants in San Francisco, but this place just isnt up to snuff.
Class: innocuity


Example: If you've ever been to Light at Bellagio, then this place is EXACTLY the same.  Nothing different.  I believe they were built by the same company.  Go figure.  The layout of the place is identical.  Just one main dancefloor in the middle of the place, and a walkway that goes around the area.  Bars on either side.  Plain and simple.  Nothing special, nothing more.  I'd go to Tao or Tryst instead.
Class: innocuity
Considreing the above, classify the following: Still a nice staff and tried the Chicken Club. It was grilled and thinly cut and served on white toast with bacon, lettuce and tomato. Although that was pretty good, the marshmallow dipping sauce that was served with the mound of sweet potato fries was the highlight of that plate. The fries could still be crispier, but I will just tell them that next time. Nice bearded manager made way for my Yankees game again and never too crowded during Happy Hour.