Case: FINAL DAY SUNDAY LATE AFTERNOON\n\nThe traffic into the Silverton parking lots was incredibly busy. I had no preconceived notion that it would be this large of a turnout. From what I have seen of this event is has become big time.  I think it could even rival the Greek Festival.\n\nAlong the southern perimeter were parked the So-Cal food trucks. Yu-go chauffeur sat and saved a few seats at a table as I went out an stood in line to retrieve amazing food from a couple of the trucks. Time and tummy space was limited.  So I only tried two food trucks.\n\nNext year I'll have to reserve all three days to fully take advantage of this Las Vegas premier foodie event.
Classification: Americanization


Case: Retro Bakery should be enjoyed by everyone that loves sweets.  They have a fabulous variety of flavors that includes vegan options.  My favorite was the vegan peanut butter cup.  \n\nI purchased a dozen random flavors and asked my co-workers to do a taste test for me.  The flavors that were appreciated the most were Maple Bacon, Mint Chocolate Chip and Drumstick.  That being said, none of the flavors were not appreciated so try them all!
Classification: Americanization


Case: The plumber and his work were fine.\n\nThe price, not so much. \n\nCost of O Ring is 71 CENTS each. Cost to install on 3 toilets.. $345. \n\nLet's review. Materials cost is a total of $2.13. Time spent doing repairs -1hr. \n\nSo I paid the plumber $342.87 for 1 hr of labor. \n\nI believe that will help you when you call and they \""can't give you an estimate over the phone\"".
Classification: pinaceous


Case: Enjoyed out BBQ ribs, tender and fell off the bone.  The sides coleslaw and amazing corn bread were an added plus.  So good we returned for breakfast.
Classification: Americanization


Case: Went here with a large group for a birthday party.  Service was excellent...until it wasn't.  Had to go ask for after dinner coffee, and the tab.\n\nThe age group ranged from low 20's to mid 70's and everyone was disappointed.  The music was too loud to carry on a conversation and just not \""right\"" for this place.  It is suffering from an identity crisis in my opinion.  \n\nThe food....meh.  The fondue beer dip was good, the mac and cheese was good.  The short ribs were fatty, the hamburger was rock hard and the hamburger bun dry, the chicken was o.k. and the salad was 'bitter'.  \n\nDefinitely won't be on our rotation.
Classification: pinaceous


Case: When I toured Las Vegas, all the places I've eaten that had me begging to go home.\n\nThe Circus Circus Buffett is by far the worst I've ever been to.  I get that every buffett restaurant won't have high quality food, but you'd expect things to at least be edible.\n\nAt any buffett place, the first thing you'd try is fried chicken, because it's probably the safest thing to eat, right?  Wrong.  Circus Circus fried chicken is as dry as my grandpa's elbow, and it's as tough as biting a crocodile--not that I've done that before.  I don't even need to talk about how bland it was.\n\nI've said it in other reviews, but I spent more time filling myself with fluids than eating actual food.  The best food this place served was waffles, and come on--that's a breakfast item.\n\nOf course, it's Circus Circus.  I'm just surprised this place hasn't closed down yet.  This was the spot in the 80's, but that was like 20 years ago.
Classification: pinaceous


Case: Yummy \nLady making tortillas all the time always a good sign
Classification: Americanization


Case: Venue is an A-, Live music is B+, service is a C-, food is a D. How can you mess up basic bar food??? This place is in a great location and has lots of potential. Where's their application for \""Restaurant Impossible? \"" :)
Classification: pinaceous
What is the classification for the passage below?
I've eaten here twice and both times it was a disapointment, I'd be a fool to come back a third time.