Man has fantastic taste in whips and chains.

The room is managed by a small circle of dedicated classical music lovers with fantastic taste.

His boundless enthusiasm is matched by his fantastic taste.

He's always had a fantastic eye, and fantastic taste.

Thus English taste in gardens, and fantastic taste in furniture, push the freedom of imagination to the verge of what is grotesque the idea being that in this divorce from all constraint of rules the precise instance is being afforded where taste can exhibit its perfection in projects of the imagination to the fullest extent.

"His artistic productions are characterized by the same defects as his writings, for though manifesting considerable cleverness and some power of imagination, they display in many cases a false and fantastic taste, the result, most probably, of an excessive striving after originality."

We're dreaming here, so picture each meal as a series of small fantastic tastes, served at a leisurely pace by waiters who want nothing but your happiness.