Example: Food is good. It is kinda expensive. Service was great! Did not like the French onion soup.. It was very sweet! Overall enjoyed it. :)
Class: epilogical


Example: I know Airport places are generally overpriced but I think that for: a beer, a cocktail and a plate of nachos 45 dollar is way too much...\nah ...without mention that we waited almost half an hour...that's unacceptable on an airport location...we had to ask to put the nachos on the to go box...\nThe waitress was very kind but, I am sorry, if you can, don't go there!
Class: encephalopathic


Example: This place was very good. They played sweet 80's music the whole time, which was awesome, and the service was perfect. We ordered Pad Thai and Masman Curry (w/ tofu) and they were both fantastic. We did order both dishes a 4 out of 10 spicy and it was a bit too hot. Probably would pick 2 or 3 next time. Would totally recommend this place.
Class: epilogical


Example: Clearly Vegas is trying to shake their \""family friendly\"" image.  We stayed at another hotel the first couple of nights, then moved to Excalibur because it was cheaper - and we thought would be more family-friendly for our young daughter.  Boyyy was I wrong!  \n\nThey stuck us in Tower II - which is the farthest from the registration desk - on the top floor, at the very end of the hall.  It took a good 15 minutes to get to the room upon entering the hotel.  Not only that, but at night we had to walk through \""the Party Pit\"" that had dancers on the bar.  Then we passed a bank of slot machines with another dancer on top.  I know this is Vegas and this kind of stuff is all over the place - but  it was just another sign that they are really trying to return to being an adult-oriented town.  \n\nExcalibur is somewhere between economical and shady.  There were some weird characters in the hallways of the hotel, and drug use (nothing awful - I smelled pot smoke - but again, it's not the kind of thing you want your kids around).  I heard security pay a visit to a room near ours.  Oh yeah, the walls are pretty thin!  \n\nThe casino was pretty ghetto.  Hard to get service while I was playing video poker.  We didn't go in the pool, but the pool area did look nice, with several pools and a water slide.\n\nThe room was surprisingly nicely-appointed (sort of a Hollywood Regency-meets-Medieval style that actually sort of worked), but the plumbing was obviously having some problems (drains \""glug-glug-glugging\"" every time you used a sink or flushed the toilet).  The shower door only opened on one side - the side that was 4 inches away from the toilet, so you practically had to climb over the toilet to get in and out.  Towels were nice and fluffy.  The shampoo/conditioner/mouthwash freebies sucked.  The beds were very high and my daughter fell off a couple of times, which was scary.  There was a nice plasma screen TV, but no \""kid\"" channels (ie Nickelodeon, which seems to be standard in most hotels) - actually there were very few channels at all.  The a/c was weird - we tried messing with the temperature, but the room was always too warm or too cold, regardless.  The a/c blasted right onto the beds, so if you were laying down, you'd wind up freezing.\n\nOne thing that really pissed me off was that we requested a non-smoking room, and they gave us a smoking room - something I didn't realize until late in the evening when I found my daughter holding a book of matches in one hand and an ashtray in the other.  Fortunately we only stayed one night so it wasn't the end of the world - just very irritating.  \n\nThe coffee stand at the bottom of the elevators had some seriously nasty coffee - and you had to walk half a mile through the casino to get to a Starbucks.  \n\nI cannot see us staying here again - the whole Excalibur scene definitely was not for us.
Class: encephalopathic
Considreing the above, classify the following: I was told about this place from a friend and boy am I glad she filled me in. I popped into fashion square mall and found Intimacy on the West upper end. Small store packed with many options. My \""bra fit stylist\"" was Sotar, and she was amazing. Took what could have been a horribly uncomfortable and awkward experience and made it educational, fun and simple. She was extremely knowledgable and had me fitted in a few different styles, listening to my likes and needs and taking everything into consideration. She truly was phenomenal. \n\nI left with a superior bra that cost over $100, (it's lace is infused with aloe vera for gods sake), but for something you use everyday it is so worth the higher price tag. I already have my eye on a few others.\n\nThe store has awesome specials, sales, referral incentives and a donation program. It is worth every penny to stop in and check this place out - and make sure to ask for Sotar - she's delightful.