Example: The Cosmopolitan is gorgeous, and Milos is right up with it. The restaurant is classy and clean and beautiful. The service is excellent and the food is really good. We went for lunch and wow, I want to go for dinner. Their lunch is perfect, I had the bass and it was out of this world.  \n\nI really can't say enough nice things about this restaurant  so go and try it ;)
Class: predacean


Example: This place needs a bit of work. Customers should not have to wait 10+ minutes for a salad. When I order a menu salad and 86 the meat I shouldn't be charged the same price. Paid $12 for a bowl of veggies and dressing because I did not want the hunk of salmon. The cashier was also a bit on the surly side when I asked about the pricing without meat. I love the concept, and the salads are good, but there are definitely things that need to improve. The man standing next to me in the CROWD of people waiting for their salads remarked that he was starting to miss meetings.  I'll try again in a few months when they've hopefully worked out the kinks and maybe their prices will be a bit more realistic for a \""lunch\"" restaurant.
Class: unwashable


Example: Wow. Cool place.friendly people. But when i got home one of my grams clearly had 2 different strains of bud in there which was pretty lame paying 21$ a gram for weed that is equal quality to their cheaper strains. Wax is way over priced also. Everything is extremely expensive. I reccomend looking harder and getting a better deal elsewhere.
Class: unwashable


Example: Mayo charges three times as much as other providers but doesn't give better service.  Appointments for physicals must be made months in advance.  When you have a problem, they'll look for any excuse to call it a wellness visit and put you off for weeks.  Communication has been a real problem.  Things the doctor found during my physical, he didn't tell me about.  He instead left it to the people who later performed the tests that turned out negative to tell me that there could have been a problem.   Doctors and staff have on several occasions refused to tell me why additional tests were ordered, and I even caught one nurse in a fib when she said she did not know why a test was ordered.  Supposedly important tests can't be scheduled for weeks.  Most insurance companies won't accept Mayo because they do charge about three times as much as everyone else.  Paying more is not a problem if you get more.  It becomes a real problem when you find out you could have paid a fraction of the price for the same thing.
Class: unwashable


Example: Great Time!
Class: predacean


Example: So glad we stumbled upon this place while we were visiting from California. Four Peaks was very good! The beer was extremely tasty & I don't usually care for beer. The food was also really tasty. I had the portobello veggie sandwich on beer bread and the stout-tiramasu. Both were delicious! I will definitely go back when I return to Tempe, AZ. The waitress was also very attentive & the atmosphere was fun!\n\nThe only bad thing @ Four Peaks is the parking! There isn't a lot, only street parking. \n\nThe prices were very reasonable & it seemed like a really fun hangout for the locals & ASU students.
Class: predacean
Classify the following: Ordered a caramelized XL pizza which was fresh tasting and cooked properly, about 4 stars :) Definitely needed a little more sauce, barely any on it, and more shrooms for my $2 up charge.\n\nUp charging me $2 to swap shrooms for roasted garlic after telling me $1 over the phone :(\n\nYou're a small pizza shop, who in my opinion, should swap out a topping for nothing if you want to stay in business instead of trying to nickel & dime your customers. And on top of that there weren't very many on them either.\n\nDefinitely could've been friendlier over the phone and in person, the girl working tonight. The actual dining area is small and is set up more for eating a quick slice rather than going to dinner there.\n\nSo, $26 pizza with an additional $2 for barely any mushrooms plus tax, minus $5 due to website coupon, ended up being $25 out the door. Way overpriced compared to what else you can get locally with the same quality of ingredients.\n\nSo, when looking at the star descriptions, \""Meh. I've experienced better\"", was the appropriate rating.