Example: One thing for sure is Red Rock knows how to take care of their guests. Spa treatment is great and the staff are fun. I appreciate having a fun but relaxing time and then taking a relaxing drive out to Red Rock Park and enjoy the loop as the suns coming down.
Class: sportsmanliness


Example: Well, recently we were like out of choices so we went there for dinner... But I assure you this was our last visit to this place. The dosas were horrible, nothing had any flavor to it. Idlis were dry... and it was soo hot inside, their AC was not working, Really, in AZ heat you do not care enough to repair the AC... the Nice waiter switched on a table fan for us that rotated between us and 2 other tables across from us.\n\nI would rather sit at home with my cool AC and cook my great Indian food on my own and make it much much better than they do.
Class: clownishly


Example: Yikes! Where do I begin......\n\nWell it started off with my mom deciding we should order food from here to pick up for dinner. She called and ordered a large pizza: half plain/ half pineapple, 1 cheese calzone, and 1 order of garlic knots. The person on the phone told her to come pick it up in 30 minutes.\n\n30 minutes later we arrive at the restaurant and it is a zoo. I head inside to try to pick up the order and was told it would be a few more minutes. They gave me a cup for a complimentary small soda while I waited.\n\nWell, 1 complimentary small soda turned into 2 complimentary small sodas and a visit from my Mom who got tired of waiting in the car. Another 30 minutes had gone by and we were finally given our food. It was all cold by the time we got home and had to be re-heated.\n\nWe chose this place because in past years, it was the only place to get a decent, NY style piece of pizza in Arizona. Well, now I'm not sure if there is a decent NY style piece of pizza in Arizona. The pizza was undercooked and covered in oil (took me 3 napkins to remove it). I took one bite and refused to eat any more of it. \n\nThe garlic knots and calzone were decent but not decent enough to redeem this experience. \n\nI'll avoid pizza on my next vacation and just have a decent slice when I get back to NY!
Class: clownishly


Example: The Windsor is awesome.  Great for lunch or a light dinner or most importantly a place to hang with friends for happy hour or a drink or two and catch up. Huge patio and now they have expanded parking just south of the restaurant so you don't have to park 6 blocks away.  The staff and management is great and always very helpful and very attentive.  Great addition to our local neighborhood and highly recommended for meeting friends or a first date night out!
Class: sportsmanliness


Example: Very disappointed.  Went in for breakfast.  Nobody at hostess station for 5 minutes and then flagged to a booth where we sat for another 15 minutes without a hi, hello, here's some water and I'll be with you in a moment but the two groups that came in after us got coffee and their orders taken.  A little acknowledgment goes a long way and we ended up walking out.
Class: clownishly


Example: The truth is we went there because I bought my self a %50 discount coupons from tix4onight. But oh boy, the pasta is the finest I had in Vegas. You can have better pasta at Mario Batali's rest but for quadruple the price.\n\nThe vodka pink sauce is amazing. The tortellini with cheese is amazing too. We also had veal Milanese and it was good.\n\nI would come back anytime if I crave pasta.
Class: sportsmanliness
Classify the case below.
\""To me, life without veal stock, pork fat, sausage, organ meat, demi-glace, or even stinky cheese is a life not worth living.\""  \u2015 Anthony Bourdain\n\nThis little shop has it all:  wood chips, charcoal, wine, beer, spices, BBQ sauce, all-natural dog treats, and many cuts of meats from all sorts of animals.  Truly living up to their shop name, it is meat and spirits galore [mainly meat though].  So on our recent excursion, I bought some andouille brats and jalape\u00f1o & cheese brats to grill up.  I wanted to grab a jar of sauerkraut but Mr. W. voted against it.  What a stick-in-the-mud! Anyways, after boiling the brats and tossing it on the grill, we feasted, and it was delicious --- especially the jalape\u00f1o one. This place is a bit pricier than your average vanilla supermarkets but that's the price you pay for freshness and quality. Next time, I'm getting me some steaks.\n\nWalking into this shop makes me feel like a caveman.  All that meat and beer!  But then I realize I'm wearing heeled booties with jeggings and it stops me from chestbumping every guy I come across. Just kidding... I chestbump the ladies. *sassy hair flip*