Example: I'm not a big fan of this place cause the price is too much for a basic milk tea (almost 4$)!!!! The milk tea is too sweet too.\n\nThe setting is nice though, as there are quite a bit of tables for everyone. Nice decorations with their wide assortment of tea on the shelves for display.\n\nI'll take Quickly over this anytime.
Class: alabastron


Example: This is like Chipotle, except it makes wonderful pizza. The crust is thin and delicious. The toppings are awesome.. Create your own one of a kind pizza. I enjoyed the Alfredo sauce on my pizza a lot!  One only downside to this is that the spinach should be freshly used. First time here and I am hooked:) Will be coming back for more!
Class: psychrophilic


Example: Not what I was expecting, I don't know if I have a taste for this restaurant. \n\nAfter 10 minutes, 20 dollars later, and 5 different waiters, my Vegetarian Paella came out.  A variety of different vegetables that you'd find in the frozen food section in the grocery store thrown onto a bed of rice. \n\nI just wish they had a more creative approach to the dish or even had a twinge of flavor. \nThe only plus to this restaurant was that it gave an abundance of food (along with our entree we got, bread, salad, steamed vegetables,homemade chips, and rice).
Class: alabastron


Example: Had to wait for ages for just a tea and cake. Tea arrived, but the cake came a long time after. It apparently were in the oven, which made it hot and nice. I however think they should have told me I would have to wait half an hour for the cake. The rhubarb crumble didn't taste so good. The rhubarb didn't shine and the crumble was gooey.
Class: alabastron


Example: Go here ! Amazing food, polite/helpful/beautiful staff ! Thought I was back in LA !
Class: psychrophilic


Example: how can you go wrong with IHOP?  the food is a wide variety and the prices are really good.  i know that pancakes cost pennies to make but still.  the caramel hot cocoa is absolutely too sweet and my kids couldn't even drink them- it was nasty.  great value
Class: psychrophilic


Example: The dreaded letdown Restaurant Week experience...\n\nFrom the moment we stepped in, I was disappointed by the service. The hostess was just weird - like a hybrid of nervous and rude.\n\nThe bread course server didn't know what all breads he was offering us.  One of my friends asked for a second cocktail early in the meal.  He never got it.  And no one else was asked if they wanted a refill, even though his and others drinks were empty pretty early in the service.\n\nThere were major lapses in courses and then a few in immediate succession.  We are tasting such unique things taste, texture, and presentation-wise, that you need time between courses to discuss them with your dining mates.  Two were so rushed I never was able to hear what exactly I was eating.  At least one of my table-mates shared my frustration on that.  The unique tea contraption was placed on our table and that server walked away without an explanation.  He came back later once it was ready, but we just sort of stared at it, wondering what the heck it was and if we were supposed to divvy up the drinks?\n\nThe food WAS inventive, whimsical, fun, interesting, delish.  But crappy service ruined that to where it was actually just uncomfortable for me.  I guess the only positive about the service is that I had no problems changing out reservation count a few days prior, and that our table indeed was ready when we arrived on time.\n\nFor being one of the alleged \""best\"" restaurants in AZ, I left wholly disappointed and know I'll never return for a special event splurge meal.  Bummer, since I've only heard such great things about this place, both for food and service.
Class: alabastron


Example: While the location and decor are casual with a hole-in-the-wall feel, the food is anything but. Tonight we had the Thai curry mussels that would rival anything you get at a top, high-end restaurant. The tacos all are amazing and each have a sophisticated flare to them. I love the cheddar grits. Seafood is fresh and for a min, we forgot it was Charlotte.
Class: psychrophilic
Classify the following: Stayed here for my Bday. It is my kind of spot!\n\nPros:\n-non smoking\n-gym/spa was newer and well kept\n-our room was a full on suite with a lovely large bath tub\n-complementary water\n-centrally located\n-digging the decor! :)\n-proper concierge is a plus!\n-free Wi-Fi\n\nCons:\n-have to walk through Cosmopolitan to get to Vdara most of the time (not really a Con per se ... but after having a bit too much of adult bevies, and swear you are done for the evenin' or mornin' and Cosmopolitan does have lounges with lovely drinks ... let's face it ... I had a bit of a challenging time getting back to our suite! *hahaha*)\n-Resort Fee was not included! *boo*\n\nVerdict:\nWill stay again, and will recommend to fellow non smoker and non gambler, especially! :)