Example: I live in San Francisco but when I came back to Pittsburgh for a visit a few weeks ago, I visited Spoon and it was AMAZING!.  Definitely one of the very best meals I've ever had in the 'Burgh.  HIGHLY reccommend it, and the chef, Bryan, is wonderful!
Class: Callitrichidae


Example: So they charge a hotel charge of $6 on top of what it take to ship my package off. No thanks. But the counter person was nice in telling you that.
Class: subjunior


Example: Great everything.  We were met at the door, shown the layout and given advice on the menu.  The food was amazing.  The apricot chicken was very, very good.  My wife loved the flat iron steak.  Great place.
Class: Callitrichidae


Example: Frustrated and Disappointed!  We order from here on occasion for delivery to our office. Its so hit and miss if you actually get someone on the phone, if the place is open or what kind of service you're gonna get.  If you don't have the staff to deliver then take it off your menu and site.  \n\nWhen we actually got food, it was not all that hot, and the fries were soggy from being wrapped up with the hot dog....   Whatever... too many other reliable places to order from.
Class: subjunior


Example: I had dinner  there last night.. I had never been. Service is great, atmosphere hip. Complimentary valet..(you can't park anywhere in the neighborhood). I ordered the Blood Orange Bellini and it was not your typical bellini..not frozen and frothy. It was champagne in a flute with a sugarcube dropped in. Still good, but not what one would expect..just an FYI. I had the Caprese salad and the Mozz was not served \""classically\"". Cold and sliced in rounds or in balls. It looked like marshmallow fluff and was kind of tangy. I was almost sure I was eating something that may have gone bad. I do not recommend to any Caprese lovers. However, the Organic Chicken with pan seared gnocchi was fantastic. Granted i asked them to add some spice for fear it might be bland.. Spiced it was perfect and Im glad because it probably would have been a bit too bland for me. My dinner date had their signature Pappardelle and that was excellent as well, although a bit soupy which made it messy. Olive oil cake we had to try and I can assure you it does NOT taste like Olive Oil in case you are wondering. Its like a lemony bread pudding but not quite as moist as bread pudding. Delicious. All in all great neighborhood spot but not too much of a variety to eat there repeatedly if you like to try different things, which is my style. Too many restaurants in Phoenix to return only to eat the same item over and over.
Class: subjunior


Example: Very fresh and tasty.  Friendly service. A bit noisy. Nice terraces
Class: Callitrichidae


Example: I was really hoping this place would be great and honestly looking at the menu I thought it looked good for a pub and grill but my wife and I were terribly disappointed.  The service was terrible, and thats being nice.  There was one person working for the whole place and that was a bartender.  It seemed like she didn't have any serving experience.  Nothing was cleared from the table the whole time we were there so by the time we were done there were 5 glasses on the table and we still had our empty plate from our appetizer on there for the whole meal.  \n       The food was also sub par.\n       The decor was terrible with bare walls and wires all over the place.  Also, if you're going to have a sign outside that says you have wi-fi...you should have wi-fi, which they didn't have.   There was a projection screen tv that wasn't even on which made it really dark, that and the fact only half the lights were on in the place.  I mean you can't even turn the lights on??  Come on!\n       There was also a couple that came in and sat near the back that never got served.  The man had to walk up to the bar to get menus after they were there for at least 10 minutes.  They looked over the menu for another 10 minutes and the bartender still never went over there so they left.  I couldn't blame them, I would have done the same thing. \n       Like I said I had high hopes for this place but if they keep it up there is no way they will still be in business...its too bad because we live right around the corner and I would love to go there quite a bit but we won't go back unless we hear something had changed.  This place needs to get it together and quick.
Class: subjunior


Example: OK......I LOVE this place!  When one of my nephews is due to be on the receiving end of a gift, this is the only place I go.  Katie, the shop's owner, has put together a very hip and varied collection of clothes and unique gifts for kids.  On top of that, she has a collection of nostalgic candy (yes, candy) that you can throw in with your gift to add a little flare.  When you've picked what you want, the staff throws it all in a cool silver paint can, which acts as the gift's box.  The kid may not appreciate it, but the parents will \""oooh\"" and \""aaah\"" about how creative you are.\n\nBut, pay attention, because here's the best part.  Cold beer.  Yes, cold beer.  A collection of cold microbrews (as well as assorted wines) is kept hand to help loosen up your wallet as you shop.  I was handed a cold bottle of Fat Tire as I perused the racks of clothes.  If Nordstrom did this, I'd probably have a new suit every week.\n\nTo sum it up, next time you need a gift for a child, head straight to Garage, get yourself a nice adult beverage and be glad your AMEX has no predetermined spending limit.  Nothing is cheap here.  But, everything is unique and the experience can't be beat.  Trust me, come December, this is the only place I'll be looking for my nephews' holiday gifts.
Class: Callitrichidae
Considreing the above, classify the following: I'm not much for pools as some here are just a clusterfuck, but this was open and spacious. Decent sized infinity edge pool with a few waterfall edge jacuzzis off to the side. \n\nNice open layout with two bars, card tables, nice day beds and also covered cabanas spanning the surrounding areas on three floors.The decor is beautifully executed and seems to make sense with the concept of the whole hotel's property. \n\nNot feeling Surrender, not really agreeing on its decor matching/meshing with this outdoor area.  They're connected- arent they supposed to be coherent? Beach Club I really like and will be back for Steve Aoki on Fridays- of course, I'm going to be outside the whole time. \n\nYeah crowd was very mellow. At least for us, we were mellow more because of the DJ. BF and I sat down to listen and nitpick. If you are music listeners like us and have DJ gear at home, you would see that there was some that was not working nor was the song selection the best in creating a \""mood\""....it was scattered. There was moments where we liked what we picked, but it was shortlived as something usually, the song choice or mix in that we were not feeling. If you don't get music, ignorance I guess is bliss and go ahead and dance your ass off, but we just can't. We aren't club heads so music better be good. \n\nI know Steve Aoki well and if it's one thing that guy does well is create a coherent set and works crowds like no other so the vibe will change once he is here. I know I will be found in the forefront by the DJ booth going apeshit. He's a little dose of home and the club scene in LA I love. Oh and Kasade is the resident for Sunday afternoons. Thats a pretty big lineup they have going here and am excited about. Fuck Paul Oakenfold Perfecto. \n\nTo be continued I guess....things will be changing once the place is in business and their rightful DJ's take the helm.