Example: Awful.  The McDonald's of smoothie chains.  The smoothies are terrible. I have no idea how places that continually serve a substandard product get popular.  I can only assume that it is marketing.  I know that a lot of Chicago kids like Jamba Juice because that is all they have ever heard of, but yuck is yuck and boring is boring.  I didn't try one smoothie and quit.  I tried several times to give the place a chance. Terrible. It's only saving grace is the carrot juice.
Class: weighbauk


Example: I was surprised, for airport pizza that this was fairly good. I got a slice of the Wall Street and the Brooklyn (I think). Both were meat pizzas, but the Wall Street had better flavors and more toppings. The crust was awesome, I think they brush it with a garlic butter. The sauce was average and a good ratio of cheese and sauce.
Class: eutaxitic


Example: I had a burger and it was disgusting...\n\nthe patty's looked premade and sat around for a long time...\n\nI make a better burger FOR SURE!\n\ntotally not worth the price
Class: weighbauk


Example: I have only been here once but was pleased with my mascarpone and spec pizza and fennel salad.  The pizza should have been baked at least another 2 minutes because my crust was on the raw side.  But I like a crispy crust that holds horizontally.  I don't know but maybe they don't make it that well done.  I want to go back and try some other salads and a pasta.\n\nI thought the service was very good.  I sat next to a couple of guys who were pretty obnoxious and gave the waitress suggestions on how to improve the menu and she handled it very well.
Class: eutaxitic
Classify the following: Don't get me wrong, G Star jeans are OK - although now a bit too popular.  A few (OK, about 8 or 9) years ago G Star was really cool, but has become a bit too high street.\n\nThe thing that gets me about this shop is that the staff talk to you as if you're their mate (sorry, 'pal' - which seems to be the most used word) and I'm probably old enough to be their dad.\n\nG Star could do better by upping the level of service and focussing on a better class of customer.\n\nGod I sound old.  Now where did I leave my pipe and slippers?