Example: I ordered the requisite smoked meat sandwich, fries, pickle and black cherry soda and wasn't disappointed.  Excellent in every way and under $20. Admittedly, there's probably a deli in your neighborhood that's just as good but that doesn't take away from Schwartz's greatness. \n\nHeads up:  Rather than wait in a line the size of Texas, you can instead enter the second door, pay upfront and carry your food to the rear counter.  It wasn't very clean back there but I saved A LOT of time avoiding that long queue...
Class: mouthlike


Example: We came in after a night out because we had heard good things about this place. I don't know if it was because it was really late or what but the food was a big disappointment... The potatoes were all dried out and nothing really seemed fresh. To top it off the staff was so unprofessional. One of the guys who works there, was off his shift and started persistently hitting on/harassing my friend to the point that it became EXTREMELY uncomfortable. It was all happening in front of the owner/manager and he didn't seem to care that his customers were being treated in this manner.
Class: pulpitic


Example: They are now out of business.
Class: pulpitic


Example: Sad and confusing lunch experience. I mistakenly went to Sakura as I thought it was Teriyaki Madness which I'd bookmarked as a place to escape for lunch. Teriyaki Madness is somewhere down the road and because I'd already parked and walked up to the door, it wasn't worth another 15 minutes for me to hop down to Teriyaki Madness. What a tragic mistake.\n\nCalling Sakura a restaurant is generous. Service was terrible-the girl who was playing cashier was rude and was having conversation with the other two guys behind the counter while I was ordering. Ramen isn't a complicated order, but at least give me the courtesy of your full attention when I'm ordering my food. I got the tonkatsu ramen and my Maruchan packet of noodles was served with a questionably cloudy broth (too much miso?) and three thin and DEEPLY unsatisfying pieces of pork. Yes I counted them. I kept hoping that my wandering chopsticks would bump into another piece of pork but kept coming up empty. I am embarrassed to say I finished most of the bowl because I was so hungry. \n\nI am also embarrassed to admit that I tipped $1 because this is one of those fast food establishments that presumptuously adds a tip line on their receipts. The only service I got here was someone dumping a pack of noodles into a plastic bowl, stirring up the ingredients and serving it to me when the noodles were soft. This does not constitute a tip of any sort and based on the uncomfortable 30 seconds at the register, watching the sushi chef roll sushi, ordering sushi does not warrant a tip either. He made one of the sloppiest rolls I've ever seen. If someone served me that roll, I'd send it back...and I don't send anything back. \n\nYes, along with shamefully terrible ramen, they dare to serve eat-at-your-own-risk sushi. I imagine the rest of the menu is unauthentic Americanized Japanese dishes.  I'd rather go lick the floor of the Chipotle next door than eat here again. But I'll probably just get a burrito instead.
Class: pulpitic


Example: I DO have a Crush on Christopher's and the lounge!  \n\nLocated in the back area of the Biltmore Fashion Park, sits Christopher's and Crush Lounge, five stars all the way.  I have had the burgers, pizza, drinks/wines, and the amazing truffle oil fries.  And let's not forget, sweet potato fries with a spicy mustard sauce, so good, and you can't stop eating them.  \n\nHappy Hour is great , a huge serving of the fries is under $4!  You can get some fries and a pizza for about $10, and it's tasty.  There are about 3 to 4 types of pizzas, 2 types of fries, so many choices for drinks, and the burgers are savory and charbroiled... I think, I'm not sure, but I am sure they are worth it and I devour them every time I have had one! \n\nI haven't been there for weekend brunch or dinner, but I do think it's really worth trying it out.  The staff is attentive and friendly, so overall, one must start to have a crush with this place, even if it's just Happy Hour because I can't see how it can ever be a disappointment for dinner or brunch.
Class: mouthlike


Example: Been there for breakfast twice before and thought it was awful - food, service, atmosphere - but decided to give it a 3rd chance. It's really difficult to screw up breakfast so I figured they'd get it right sometime. Well, my hollandaise sauce was ORANGE, the orange juice was YELLOW and service was ... wait, what service?? It was non-existent. Never. Ever. Again.
Class: pulpitic


Example: Pretty good for a gourmet burger. I ordered the kalbi burger which had kimchee and kalbi beef. My burger was a little cold however and we had to wait a quite awhile for burgers like 40 minutes for them.  The wait was not too bad at all.  I would come back here again and eat. I wished I tried the fries, but I was really sick.
Class: mouthlike


Example: Love this place! Beautiful place! Love the music, love the fact that you can go outdoors near the pool for some breathing room. Plenty of room to dance and reach to a bar. Good service. Saw lil Jon here which was awesome. Just love this place favorite club yet.
Class: mouthlike
Classify the following: A good place to go when indecisive on dining. They typical have 2 above average dinner specials each night that can reduce the indecision to a coin flip. The off-label King James brew mix is my personal favorite, but you can't go wrong with most of the selection.