Example: I love the urban vibe of this place: the high ceilings, the casual picnic style tables perfect for families or large gatherings, the cozy tables for two, and the attentive, friendly service. In fact as of late this corner bistro/bar has become my favorite neighborhood hang-out. One suggestion would be for the waitstaff to become a bit more knowledgeable about the origins of their beef. Although our waiter knew the beef came from a farm in Iowa, he knew little else other than the fact it's not organic-certified (wah, wah). In opting for the vegetarian burger, however, I must say it was the BEST veggie burger -bar none- that I have ever tasted! And I repeated this experiment on three other occasions to ensure it wasn't a fluke. The first time I tasted the veggie burger the waiter tore off the label from the box so I could check it out. The ingredients label indicated it contained 100% vegan & organic ingredients. I am not a vegetarian, and I have a hard time believing there can be anything low-fat about a veggie burger this good, but if you're looking to branch out from beef (not really meant for human consumption), you'd be hard-pressed to find one that made you miss the taste of beef any less than this one!
Class: anisodactylous


Example: Yet another bad meal. This place is so close to home that I continue to try it thinking some food fairies will magically create some amazing food for my next visit but it never happens. \n\n- meat is fatty and some parts chewy\n- lack of vegetable dishes\n- inconsistent cooking\n- staff is not really attentive/friendly\n\nThe plus to this place is it's clean and has free wifi. If you are craving Chinese and don't feel like driving far, this may fill that need but only in a pinch. I'm truly surprised they're still open for business.
Class: tamise


Example: As a huge baseball fan I've been to numerous college baseball parks around the country, including Alex Box, Mark Light and Rosenblatt. While Packard isn't the most beautiful, it's as, or more, convenient than most. \n\nFor years people have been bringing their kids to minor league baseball games  for the value and the experience of seeing possible future major leaguers.\n\nCollege baseball games are better for that though.\n\nYou're guaranteed to see future big leaguers at ASU games and unlike minor league games, some of these are nationally televised. All for a reasonable price.\n\nParking is very accessible here, even if you have to park in the lot on the other side of Rio Salado. Some college parks don't have their own lots and it's strictly street parking. No matter how late I get to an ASU game I don't have to park too far away.\n\nTailgating is also pretty convenient at Packard. Street parking usually is not conducive to tailgating so it's not a usual occurrence at all college parks. \n\nLike most college baseball games, a GA ticket could get you a pretty good view. I stood right near the ASU dugout for a Super Regional on a GA ticket. \n\nYou are also able to get up close and personal with the road bull pens. You could pretty much have a conversation with the opposing team's reliever while watching him throw through a fence. \n\nIf I had kids, ASU baseball would Trump minor league games and probably even Spring Training games as well. It's convenience at a good value.
Class: anisodactylous


Example: Went for lunch. Wife order Cobb salad. I order prime rib open face sandwich. Slow but food finally came. Wife looked salad and said no eggs or avocados  waiter said they were out. I could not cut prime rib with steak knife  did bring another. Worse than first. Left hungry
Class: tamise


Example: It's hard to go wrong with 131.  The food is consistently very good.  I find myself craving their corn bread every month or two.  One of my favorites in Charlotte.  They miss the 5th star because the do seem a bit pricey, and on our last visit, our waiter forgot about/ignored us...twice.
Class: anisodactylous


Example: Not So Good... Half star ... \n\nWhat can I say about Arribas Mexican Grill. Let's start on a positive note.  The staff is warm, friendly, and extremely personable, which is why I feel horrible for saying their Mexican Food is bland and tasteless. \n\nI really wanted to like Arribas Mexican Grill. After all I had been to the Phoenix location and the food wasn't bad. However, the way to begin a meal is not with a watery tomato salsa and a puny bowl of broken chips. \n\nI have to give Arribas props for their cheese crisp. The cheese crisp was loaded with cheese and extra crispy. However, the enchiladas were soggy and brunt on the ends. Followed by  the overcooked rice and flavorless refried beans.\n\nNot the worst Mexican food on earth, but it is a contender.
Class: tamise
Classify the following: Excellent meal and service.  We ordered the prime New York strip, a filet, The Flemings potatoes, and creamed spinach.  The wine list was reasonably priced, and all was excellent.  We will return.