Sentiment analysis: 3.75 Stars It was nice to see the constant flow of patrons streaming into the building. Always a good sign to see people enjoying the local eateries once again. As a Bay Area Native I was skeptical of the authenticity of their Sourdough . Must say I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered a half Italian and Broccoli Soup combo and enjoyed my lunch. The sandwich was very good with a sufficient amount of meat and not overloaded with lettuce to overcompensate for the lack of goods that you might find at other places. Their bread was nice and soft with a good measure of sourness to tease the palate. After inquiring about their bread I learned that their dough is actually par-baked in San Francisco. This helps at least psychologically as it brings a certain amount of nostalgia to the experience. The Broccoli soup was your typical food distributor soup which is not necessarily a bad thing. I know Sysco and U.S. Foods make some pretty tasty soups. Overall the experience was exactly what you would want from a sandwich shop, no fireworks but a general all-around solid performance. I hope to see they become well established here in the neighborhood.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: This place smells like sewage. It literally smells like ten years of urine, and feces. If that's not bad enough, the help and patrons are just as bad as the smell.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Came here after work one night (5 in the morning) for their $3.99 1/2 pounder burger. The burger here is made to order and you can customize any ways you want it. The staff here was nice and the burger was delicious. This place is good for people like me who work late and people who get hungry after partying all night.
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positive