Example: Best vegan restaurant in Phoenix/Tempe. It's a jewel! They need to open more locations!\n\nThe only drawback is the name... try Googling \""Green\"" when you're trying to find this place. I even had a hard time finding it on Yelp to write a review! I'm just saying...\n\nNot the healthiest spot, despite the animal-free fare... But a good place to bring a non-vegan if they're trepidatious  about trying veggie food.\n\nTry the vegan version of the DQ Blizzard called the \""Soynami\"", the Buffalo Wings are INSANEly delicious, and don't be afraid to sample a special. They always have something creative and pallate-pleasing on the chalkboard.
Class: unpraised


Example: I have been to Lucky Strikes a couple times, it is located on the second floor of Cityscape in downtown Phoenix area.  Unfortunately, last time I came with a serious beast-like hunger and I had every intention  of shamelessly stuffing my face with lots of delicious bar food as soon as I sat down. I  ordered the nachos and the mini bacon cheese burgers. Lets just say both dishes were mundane and anticlimactic at best. The nachos left me extremely unsatisfied and wanting to run to Filberto's on my way home! \nOn a more positive note, the place looks very cool, modern trendy and pretty large.  It does seem good for parties and bigger groups. If bowling is your thing, I'd say this place is worth checking out but don't come for the food. just saying.
Class: Jamaica


Example: This place is a mess! Called ahead and was told we would wait 20 mins , when we arrived we were told another 20-30 mins after 45 mins later we we're told that due to large parties it would be another 10 mins... 20 mins after that we we're told again it would be another 30 mins! All together an hour and a half and still no table... The front manager was rude and this was a horrible experience. Would not waste my money here
Class: Jamaica


Example: Grabbed a quick lunch here today. My lunch companion had the Chinese Chicken Salad and enjoyed it.  My entree, the hammered chicken, was a terrific healthy option for me...served with a small salad and no potatoes or rice, which was perfect. It was a very nice sized portion of chicken and I ordered it with very little oil and they accommodated me.   The fact that it was hammered thin made it so much better. Nice varied menu -- breakfast, salads, sandwiches, entrees.
Class: unpraised


Example: Well, first off.... They were out of oysters. \n\nMajor bummer, as we had a party of 8 and we were visiting from out of town and went just for the oysters... regardless, we ordered the seafood sampler and the table had a variety of other things. \n\nThe seafood was drenched in butter, which of course makes everything taste good, however, the seafood was just ok. Crab was super small and there wasn't much of it.\n\nThe rest of our party was very disappointed- they felt like their meals were overly breaded and tasted the same, so much so, they all got sick of their meals before finishing them.
Class: Jamaica


Example: I wish I could give Yama 3.75 stars. Yama used to be the \""go to\"" place for sushi. Every time anyone mentioned sushi, Yama it was. Until the service started going downhill. Their food is pretty good. Their selection of special rolls is pretty unique. Their Palm Job is amazing! Their roll names are a bit amusing but you have to have a sense of humor. \n\nThe servers and sushi chefs are hit or miss. Sometimes your water is overflowing and sometimes your slurping the last drops of your melted ice for 10 minutes. Also, the sushi chefs have a horrible habit of ignoring you if they are in the middle of doing a service order, even if you stare right at them. Normally I am pretty patient when it comes to ordering at the bar, however a simple \""I'll be right with you\"" would be plenty.\n\nOn the plus side, they have a great AYCE price, which more than pays for itself when you add up the individual roll prices. They also will make you half rolls too, which is my favorite. This way I can try a whole bunch of rolls without filling myself up. They do tend to cover their rolls in a good amount of sauce so if this turns you off, make sure to ask for it on the side. \n\nAll in all, I do go back to Yama, but not as often as I used to. Step up the service guys!
Class: unpraised
Classify the following: OOMG...sat at the counter and got to see the magic firsthand.  Chicken fried steak  never before seen by these mortal eyes.  Chicken and waffles fit for a giant with culinary tastes(the chicken must have been from a Nevada A-bomb site- it was HUGE).  Panko breaded fresh chicken strips for the little ones.  Hand cut fries.  Ecletic breakfast menu- \""One of each please\"".  My first time was today and second time will be tomorrow.