Example: So I was fortunate enough to have an friend take me here for dinner my first week  in town.  This place is legit!  \n\nThe menu changes constantly and is based on what is fresh and at its best.  For the reason, we decided to go with the tasting menu and paired wines.  Now this option wasn't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but MY GOODNESS was it worth it.  Since they offered a vegetarian options, we ordered that as well as the omnivorous version.  It was great because we were able to taste the best of both worlds. There were at least 5 courses and wow. They were all stand outs. By the time we got to dessert, we were almost stuffed! That's great because often times tasting menus can be downright paltry.  \n\nOh and the wines.  I'm swooning just thinking about the wines that they chose per course.  Some American, but also Italian, Spanish and French. Again, totally worth what we paid for it.  \n\nNow service was a bit spotty. Our waitress was AMAZING and the hostesses were completely sweet. But some of the food runners were more on point than others. We asked one of them about what was on our plates, since she hadn't announced it when she brought it to the table. Unfortunately, she had no clue.  So we learned not to ask her any questions and kept it moving.   A very minor slight though.\n\nIn short: if you want to take a date somewhere that you can pretty much guarantee a happy ending to the night, Legume is your choice.   Parents coming to town and want to pay for dinner? Legume all day.  I really hope to go back again sometime soon.
Class: enginelike


Example: We picked this place while at the hotel to see Cirque. There were 4 of us and we all really enjoyed our meals. Someone at the table ordered the mussels and it was a great big serving... I ordered a special ravioli and loved it. It was a good meal.
Class: enginelike


Example: The Bocelli concert. One we expected to take place and blow my wife and I away, since we saw him last 9 years ago. It is clear a lot has changed. Bocelli is out of touch with his public.  None of the songs that made him famous we expected to hear and the public craved for were sang.\n\nWe almost fell as sleep. He forgets people come to see him not other personalities. Not sure who is managing his events but, they are doing a disservice to such a telented individual.\n\nIt is truly a shame and not worth $300 dollars a ticket to be disappointed like this.\n\nThis is over. Bocelli is now a memory, nothing else.
Class: herbwife


Example: Oh, Hubert!\nHow you disappoint me.\nAnd, I adore you so on Top Chef.\n\nRundown:\nDropped in after visiting the Sharks at Mandalay.\nShould have red flagged the restaurant when only 2 of the dozens of tables were filled.\nArrived with hubby and our two little ones.\nVery friendly staff.\nWanted to order a quick bite for my three year old, asked for Mac n cheese, with no lobster. They wanted $10 so I passed.\nI ordered the onion soup $7 and the manchego salad $10.\nHubby ordered burger w horseradish mayo. $18\nSalad was tiny, overdressed. After a bite, I realized they forgot the manchego! Asked the waiter, he took it away and said he'd return w it. He came back and said manchego was micro shavings in salad dressing. What??!! Ridiculous. \nSoup was nicely served in a tiny silver pot with a shot glasses. It was inedibly rich and bla. My tummy still hurts. And the taste of truffle oil won't escape me. On the check it said \""shooter\"" which I think had that been written on the menu itself under description, I wouldn't have ordered it. All cream n butter.\nHubby's burger was under seasoned, boring, near tasteless. The kids loved it, need I say more? I prefer a Fatburger for $4.\n\n\nBut the staff was very friendly. I gave an extra star for that.
Class: herbwife
Classify the following: GETTING MY ASIAN BBQ FIX\n\nIt's been at least three years since we had last visited this Hong Kong style deli noodle house. As the Las Vegas Asian community has grown exponentially during the past two decades, this sort of restaurant fulfills a most important culinary appetite for rice plates and noodles with barbeque deli meats. In Chinese communities throughout the world it is an essential food business on every block. Breakfast is the rice porridge or congee while afternoon and evenings are rice plates and bowls of noodles of all  varieties. Here at Asian BBQ & Noodles it's no different.\n\nIt's the Asian version of McDonalds...with one exception, it's better and never boring.