You have spacing problems with the word Severe. Start by looking at the first group of letters as a unit. Look at the SEV relationship, the gap between the E and V makes the S look too tight, the balance is off. Same can be said with the VER combination. The last E is just floating by its lonesome self. After adjusting the VER combination, see what you need to do with the last E. One last thought drop the V down so the top is even with the E's and let the bottom of the V separate Extreme Eating from Do you dare to indulge?
The stroke weight is all wrong, the S is a bit sloppy in its curve transition and serifs, the R is weak. Why is the end E orange/red? You could try something like this with the V:
14 May 2004 — 5:06am
You have spacing problems with the word Severe. Start by looking at the first group of letters as a unit. Look at the SEV relationship, the gap between the E and V makes the S look too tight, the balance is off. Same can be said with the VER combination. The last E is just floating by its lonesome self. After adjusting the VER combination, see what you need to do with the last E.
One last thought drop the V down so the top is even with the E's and let the bottom of the V separate Extreme Eating from Do you dare to indulge?
15 May 2004 — 7:50pm
Daniel Weaver >> ...drop the V down...
I second that
17 May 2004 — 2:21am
The stroke weight is all wrong, the S is a bit sloppy in its curve transition and serifs, the R is weak. Why is the end E orange/red?

You could try something like this with the V:
17 May 2004 — 2:38am
How about giving up the descending serifs on the E's (the part that goes below the baseline). I find it overpowering and disturbing.
17 May 2004 — 8:17am
Absolutely no offense to anyone in this restaurant logo class, but, out of curiosity, do you not have peer critiques within class?
17 May 2004 — 8:24am
apparently it has been substituted by the typophile critique