Sentiment analysis: When we arrived at 6pm for dinner, the restaurant was busy but not full. We were seated fairly quickly. Then ignored for 30 (yes thirty) minutes, no kidding here. We finally got bread and water from the single bus person in the entire place after about 10 minutes. I asked one of the waitresses for help, after she took an order from a table that came in well after us. She said she didn't know where our waitress was. It appeared there were only two, and the one who sat us was our waitress. The one who sat us was busy taking the order of a large table that also came in after us. So once again, we asked the "not our" waitress who was annoyed I was asking her again and still didn't even attempt to get us any service. The ONLY reason we waited as long as we did was my father wanted to take us to this place. So finally, at 6:30 we left and went to Zur Kate, another German restaurant in the same parking lot. Which was good all the way around, live accordion music was fun. Service with a smile instead of annoyance. The food was pretty good and the prices were much better as well. But hey - if you like water and bread (ok, the bread was good) then head on down to Bavarian point.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: We had a Restaurant.com gift certificate for this place and figured we'd try it for my birthday dinner. Per the instructions on the gift certificate, we presented it to the hostess. Unfortunately, my birthday happened to fall on a holiday weekend, so she didn't think they would be able to honor our gift certificate. However, she did go and ask, and came back with who I assume was the manager. She was very nice, asked if we were locals, and said while they don't usually accept gift certificates on holidays, they would make an exception. The manager then promptly led us to a table in their wine cellar. Upon her complimenting me on my dress and inquiring as to our plans for the evening, my husband informed her that it was my birthday. The wine cellar is a much better dining option than the too-popular "patio" (which is basically just the part that overlooks the fake outside that is the inside of the Venetian). More secluded, more romantic, and just fancier. Our server was outstanding. Very polite, very knowledgeable, and very prompt. The pancetta and goat cheese pizza we ordered was insanely delicious. Hands-down one of the best pizzas I have ever had. I can't remember which pasta dish it was that we ordered, but it was great. When I ordered gelato for dessert, it came served in a martini glass on a small plate, with "Happy Birthday" written in chocolate sauce on the plate. I was thoroughly impressed as the only person who was told it was my birthday was the manager. It was a nice touch. Overall, I was very happy with our dining experience and will be sure to be back. This is a great alternative to the fancier and pricier other Batali restaurants.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Went here the other day. They give you a 60 minute full body massage for $30(I tip $10). That's a great price and honestly you wont find a better price at one of the salon/spa massage places. Their are a couple of differences from this place and the more expensive massage places. The first thing is their is no privacy. They do have two chairs that have walls around them but the opening to get to them isn't covered. Meaning their isn't a door. So people walking by can see you getting a massage and they will look in on you. To me that's kinda creepy but whatever. Also the rest of the chairs are in the middle of this big room so then you have absolutely zero privacy. The second thing is you keep your clothes on. I really don't like that part of it because I'm used to not having my clothes on when getting a massage. Especially since it's hot out right now and I'm sweating. But those are the only two negatives. For the price it's worth it. I would recommend going when it's a little cooler out.
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positive