Example: If you are a spiritual seeker, you will love this group.  Every Sunday is an uplifting experience!\n\nThis is what church should be like...   Don't take my word for it, go see for yourself (they are very open to new members).\n\nIf you enjoy such authors such as Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra, Louise Hay, and everyone from \""The Secret\"" you will fit right in.\n\nA+++++++
Class: happily


Example: Really just okay.  From the reviews I expected something great.  The bacon wrapped shrimp was over cooked and very chewy, the peppers were good (not a lot of flavor, but good).  The carne asada was not that great, meat was tough and they gave us only 1 stale tortilla. The service was awful! Matt was anything but welcoming, I felt like I was imposing on him to even be there.
Class: ampollosity


Example: This place is garbage. Nothing more than average pizza sitting out for a few hours then reheated for too long. They have a few locations in town and none are better than another. Their lunch special for two slices with a drink for five bucks would be worth it if the pizza tasted better.
Class: ampollosity


Example: Another 4 star Ramen spot in Vegas.  I'm really enjoying hitting up the various one's on every trip out to sin city.  This time it was meeting up with great friends from high school in Japan for a much needed girls weekend.  Being that we grew up eating ramen picking it for lunch was a easy choice.\n\nRamen Sora serves up all broth type ramen froms shio, shoyu, tonkotsu and miso.  They state they serve Sapporo Ramen which is miso based.  It is def one of my fave broth flavor that I grew up eating in Japan including the instant kind by sapporo ichiban!  Obviously the toppings at each ramen house varies but typically a bowl of miso ramen is served with chashu, bean sprouts and corn.  \n\nDeluxe Sora Ramen ~ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ramen-sora-las-vegas?select=0vjKNr87LblVN2JuatKoTg#hCJU9RRGp3DKxDTlDB3YSA  You get to pick the broth choice and I decided to go with miso.  The bowl came out nice and hot.  Broth had a great flavor not salty as some can be.  Good ajitama. The chashu was nice and fatty and soft.  It was sliced on the thinner side but it was very good http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ramen-sora-las-vegas?select=0vjKNr87LblVN2JuatKoTg#D-VllyZqgYKzpRSSEh7PBw The noodles were the yellow curly chijiri type.  It was cooked perfectly and not mushy.  They offer 2 bowl sizes (regular and large) and additional toppings are offered for a reasonable price.  \n\nGyoza ~ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ramen-sora-las-vegas?select=0vjKNr87LblVN2JuatKoTg#eaaQo6H7y5Ob4t3j7ydoeg Fried up with a decent char.  The filling had a good flavor.  They have a premixed sauce so no guessing on the soy sauce to vinegar ratio. \n\nRamen Sora is located a few blocks away from Monta.  Driving by this place in the evening you might think they are closed due to the tinting they have on the window but rest assured they are open.  The single building is of decent size and a good number of tables however I felt they could have used the somewhat open space with another communal table.  Depending on the time you get there you will def have a wait as we did albeit a short one.  \n\nEyes ~ Nice bowl of noodle goodness!\nNose ~ Smells so good!.\nEar ~ Happy chatting and eating.\nMouth ~ So very very good!.\nTummy ~ Satisfied!
Class: happily
Classify the following: Have been meaning to try this place so hit them up at the Agora Art Fair. After one bite of cornbread, I had to throw it away. It tasted like a gummy glob of white flour. I've had less then stellar cornbread plenty of times, but it's usually still edible. This was not.\n\nBut it was fabulous compared to the red beans and rice. They were only lukewarm when served so I neglected to have any. My dining companion was starving, so ate some anyway. Couldn't even finish the tiny 6 dollar cup of them they were so bad. Lucky me and poor him -- he got food poisoning from them.\n\nNever again.