Example: Spinach con queso always resembles baby vomit, so it better taste exceptional. I could have made this at home, with a box of Velveeta and a can of spinach. Gross. Salsa, eh so so, on the soupy side. It's never a good sign when you walk into an establishment and wait 30 seconds, wondering if you should just seat yourself. I was generous by giving two stars, my cocktail was tasty and they had my favorite candy, which I took a handful of upon my departure. I won't be going back.
Class: discircumspection


Example: This restaurant is tucked away in the Carmel Commons shopping center off of Hwy 51.  I've only been here for lunch, many times, and their lunch specials are very good and affordable...$7.54 I believe?  It comes with an entree, soup of the day and iced tea.  The menu rotates so some of the dishes aren't always available but the traditional noodle dishes are always on there.  I really like their house noodle (kind of a mix between Pud Thai and Pud See Ew).  They also have good curry/rice dishes.  Their ingredients are really fresh and the noodles are some of the best I've had from a Thai restaurant.  Lunch on Wednesday is always really crowded (I believe it's because of the hot and sour soup served that day only) so get there before/after the lunch rush to avoid a long wait for a table!  4 stars because they could use some more staff on hand otherwise I'd give them a 5!
Class: hydantoin


Example: Sorry posted to the wrong place. Haven't been here
Class: hydantoin


Example: I stopped by here because of the good reviews.. \""Meh\""...is my overall review. \n1) No one asked to help me find the food I was looking for. \n2) the cashier didn't even tell me about the food club until I asked her about it\nWill I come back? Probably not. I'll stick to Wag n Wash, they're actually nice and helpful there.
Class: discircumspection


Example: Back when I was at school in Madison, if I wasn't home, in class, or at work, I was at ERC. I mean this in the most absolute, literal sense - people would come looking for me there because, chances were quite good, I would be there. The teas are pretty decent, the espresso drinks are almost always good, and the house blend coffee is delicious. Some might argue that point, but they're just wrong and/or dumb. It's delicious. During the summer, when they offer it, the peach rooibos tea is probably the best tea I've ever had (and I work in a tea shop so I know my tea) - get it and love it. Well, just get it. You will love it.\n\nIn terms of atmosphere, well, it depends what you want in a coffeeshop. Some of the regulars are super elitist hipster types, as are some of the employees. But at least as many of each groups are wonderful people. Did I meet my best friends there? No. But I did meet some cool people to add on Myspace or Friendster or whatever, and I was able to chat with them and have fun. The music is, by and large, great. It's pretty typical indie rock fare, but it's still generally good. If you don't like the stuff on the O.C. (because it's that kind of indie rock) or Pitchfork (it's also that kind), bring your own music.\n\nSo, the food offerings are always an important factor when people come into the place I work, and while I choose coffeeshops based on coffee, I know that not everyone else is the same way. The food is so-so. The cookies and brownies and everything are good, because hello they're cookies and brownies and stuff! They used to have these really amazing peanut butter brownies, but the recipe changed or something - they're not the same. The black and white cookie is so good though! Get that one when they have it. It's like the food version of the peach rooibos iced tea.
Class: hydantoin


Example: Writing a review for this restaurant involves a lot of intense, analytical thinking! Sure the food is good - I've enjoyed their sushi rolls and their surprisingly filling beef soup + fish + rice meal during lunch hours - but there are little things that cumulatively diminish the overall dining experience. If I could rate Mr. Sushi based on their cuisine, I'd give it a 4-star rating. \n\nYet food alone is never the determining factor when it comes to these reviews; the dining experience also involves the mental impressions the establishment can provide for the customer. For example, good decor helps to augment client satisfaction when staying for a meal. Luckily, Mr. Sushi delivers on the latter. However, unnerving wait times render aesthetics irrelevant when you're feeling hungry. \n\nThere's a fine balance to these things. Mental impressions.\n\nWhen the food is finally served despite the relatively long waiting time and tastes better than expected, one is not inclined to remain unnerved or irritated for too long. A restaurant that delivers a great product is greatly appreciated by any customer. \n\nHowever, upon cleaning your delectable plate of sushi and you re-evaluate your mental impressions, there are very few things that can break such an elevated state of mind. For instance, noticing that the sushi chef wears a glove for sanitary purposes only helps you fall in love with the establishment even more...\n\nYet, when you notice that the same sushi chef hand rolls the sushi you just ate, then goes to the bathroom while wearing the glove, touches the door handles with the glove, touches the supplies on the storage shelf with the glove, then goes back to preparing food with the same welcoming smile he had when he first welcomed you into the store while wearing the same glove, it shatters the mental impression of the place, the sushi, the waiting time, the aesthetics, and makes your belly queasy. \n\nMental impressions. There's a fine balance Mr. Sushi, there's a fine balance.
Class: discircumspection


Example: Cracking fun, can't tell you how nice it is to get a decent run with some terrain! God forbid people should build bumps on a slope. This place fills in the gaps in our ridiculously short season.\n\nIt is artificial and that means you're gonna feel it if you fall, burns like hell. But a great place to get into snow sports.\n\nThe artificial surface will wear the edge of your board so sharpen as soon as you're done.
Class: hydantoin


Example: Since new management has taken over this place sucks. It is a giant rip off to top off the insult to injury. Will charge you for a bunch of work not related to the actual problem.
Class: discircumspection
What is the classification for the passage below?
Won't be coming back.   The food was only mediocre and the service was bad.