Example: I was so excited to go to St. Francis for brunch with my friends today.  I've been hearing glowing reviews of this restaurant, and have been eager to try it.  We just beat the Sunday morning rush.  We were a party of 6, and we were seated at the long, uncomfortable table with the bench seats.  The seats were too low to really be easy to slip into and out of, and on one side of the table there were no backs to the seats.  How comfortable can that be?  Anyway, the menu looked delightful, and the Cartel coffee was strong and delicious.  We ordered a couple of their sticky buns to share.  They were huge, and quite yummy.  I ordered the basic American Breakfast (2 eggs, bacon, potatoes, toast).  The only thing I finished was the bacon.  The eggs, while light and fluffy, were bland.  There was neither salt nor pepper on our table, and we weren't offered hot sauce.  The toast was dry.  While the bread was good, could I possibly have some butter, please?  And the jam was overly-sweet and tasted like Smuckers--nothing special.  The potatoes were whole fingerlings, and were so dry I only ate one and left the rest.  Blah.  On the plus side, the male servers were attractive and our all-female party enjoyed that aspect of the experience.  I love what they've done with the building, and I'll give them another chance at lunch or dinner, but I won't be going back to St. Francis for brunch.  We HATED the valet parking.  It was raining outside and we had to wait in line for an unreasonable amout of time for our car.
Class: habilimented


Example: This was a very good show.  I enjoyed it.  My only disappointments were the lack of acrobatics and contortionist tricks and the extremely chilly theater.\n\nTo start off, I don't want to give too much credit to the good music because, I mean, it's the Beatles.  You can't really miss if you've got that as your starting point - I almost feel like they're cheating with that as their basis.  Still, I did enjoy the music and left thinking that I really need to beef up my collection of Beatles songs.  The obvious trick is to interpret the Beatles songs in a beautiful and artistic way, and this show certainly accomplished that.  It was visually stunning - colorful, dreamy, sparkly, enticing.  The show flowed very well and the sets were gorgeous.  We probably got the worst seats available in our price range and, having seen it once, I would maybe return but would go for the balcony seats.  It's just not the kind of show where I think it makes a huge difference if you're really close because there is so much going on all over the place.\n\nWhile it was beautiful and I enjoyed watching everything that was displayed for me, I was expecting there to be more acrobatics, contortions and feats of strength since it is a Cirque du Soleil show.  Had I known going in that there just wouldn't be many of those, I would not have been waiting for them and maybe would not have been as disappointed.  In that sense, it is very unlike other Cirque du Soleil shows.  It's more like musical theater but with recorded music and choreography and imagery and effects, kind of like Movin' Out with ballet set to contemporary music, except that it was prettier and didn't suck and there was not really any ballet.  It was nice, but I might check out some other Cirque du Soleil shows to get my fill of acrobatics before returning to see this one again.  With Love, you definitely are going for Beatles music and for the scenery, which is all very lovely.
Class: aminosulphonic


Example: Great service, atmosphere and food. Would definitely recommend and go again. They make the guacamole right in front of you, catering it's texture (chunky to creamy) to your desire.
Class: aminosulphonic


Example: I have been to a lot of sweet tomatoes and Souplantation s. This is the worst of all. Actually never been to a bad one till now. No fresh fruit station no fruit salad . The pasta section consists of macaroni and cheese . Won't be back
Class: habilimented
Considreing the above, classify the following: A lovely place, with a knowledgeable staff and wonderful coffee! People are working away in their laptops with funky music in  the background (not tool loud). \n\nThey had this amazing cranberry white chocolate biscuit! Mmmm! \n\nThe coffee is from Phil Sebastien Coffee Roasters in Calgary, and oh sooo good!