Example: Ok I know it's in an airport. But this was by far the most flavor less, bland Asian food I've ever had! Bland and Asian rarely go together.  But this food had NONE. Let me be specific. I ordered the Beef bowl. They claim it was marinated. But in what? Must have been water. While I don't claim to be a salt a holic, this food was devoid of any salt whatsoever. Even adding salty soy sauce didn't help much.\n\nSo IF you must eat at the Charlotte airport, just go next door to the Carolina BBQ place which is FAR better! Or really any other place other than Blando Grill.
Class: gemeled


Example: Have eaten at the location in Laval before and it was great, however this one was an awful experience. We arrived at 2pm on a Sunday and the restaurant was 80% empty. We were seated in a booth right near the front where two of the other booths around us had customers just leaving.\n\nWe then sat there for 20 mins. while at one point 5 other staff were chatting by our table, not one of them ever came to our table and welcomed us, offered coffee or water.\n\nWe walked out.\n\nI wanted to stay and see just how long it took, then talk to a manager but my gf didn't want to make a scene. This was the worst service I have ever seen at any restaurant I've been to in my 35 years.
Class: gemeled


Example: The Best Chicken Tikka in the Phoenix Valley. I try to go almost every week there. People are nice, food is great, price is very affordable. They have also improved the ambience. Not the best, but no complains. Guys, if you visit there, dont forget to try the Chicken Tikka (legs) there. My advice to the owners is: Keep up the good work and maintain the food and restaurant quality.
Class: hypocycloidal


Example: This was some damn good pizza. We were in town from Chicago and looking for some pizza to bring back to the room to watch the Irish. Lucky for us Grimaldi's was right down the road. We perused their menu for a bit and put together our combination. Which you pretty much have to do as they have only three to choose from: plain, pesto or white. I'd like to see them have some creative combos, instead of nickel and diming you for the toppings you are bound to add. That said we opted for garlic, sun dried tomatoes and mushrooms. The pizza came out pretty quick and we hurried off to chow and watch the game. It certainly could have been hotter, but I put that on us. The pizza was great and the crust was fantastic. They had gone into this elaborate story of how they mimic NYC water to get the perfect crust. It must be the truth, because it was damn good. Slightly charred, chewy and crusty. It held up well to the generous heaping of toppings they laid on us. It could have used a bit more sauce, but really I'm not going to add that as a topping. Pretty tasty pie and we put a beat down on it like the Irish put on Nevada.
Class: hypocycloidal
Considreing the above, classify the following: There's been so many good things said about this spot in previous reviews, and they're all true. \n\nSo, we get off a rather long and uncomfortable flight (suddenly it's no longer bad form to recline your seat back? thanks, ass-hat seated in front of me). It's Monday afternoon, 1:30ish local time. Get our rental car, but it seems way too early to get over to The Strip to check in, and we could really use a drink. \n\nAfter seeing the place on No Reservations, it had been on my list of places to maybe visit, but our mood and the time, and the location (right between airport and Strip) dictated we would visit here sooner rather than later. In fact we saw it, drove by it, and went around the block. We were thirsty, so we were stopping here like now.  \n\nIt's one of those places that is so dark that when you come in on a bright sunny day, you're a little disoriented for a couple seconds. I love that. There was only one other gent at the bar, so Mrs. H. and myself sidled right up and got a warm welcome from Brett the bartender. So, as I understood was customary, we ordered 2 Schlitz and 2 shots of Ass Juice, for a grand total of $4. Yep, all drinks $2 in the afternoon. \n\nWith the cool conversation with Brett and our new friend down the bar, and the $2 drinks, it would have been so very easy to spend a long time enjoying the comforts of the Double Down, rental car agreement be damned. Damn it, it was just to early in the week to get ourselves in trouble, so we moved along while we still had our wits about us. Definitely go there for a beer, and double down with some Ass Juice. Big thumbs up!