Sentiment analysis: In a city full of great Mexican restaurants it's hard to differentiate yourself from the crowd. Let's admit it, we all have our favorites... so we had to admit being a bit jaded when asked to try Caldero by a friend. (okay we admit, we even put off going for a few weeks). We were wrong, and we fully admit our mistake... see we can act maturely! Located on Thomas, east of Scottsdale Rd., Caldero impressed us with their unique Mexican food at very affordable prices. Looking for the standard Americanized Mexican... you won't get that here. Instead you will find authentic regional dishes prepared with care and handed down by the owner's mother, who still oversees all the sauces. And the sauces are what sets Caldero apart from the pack. I'll let you in on one of our 'little secrets'... want to judge a Mexican Restaurant... ask to taste their Mole Sauce. If they don't offer Mole... run. I can vouch that the Mole sauce here passed the test with flying colors, great consistency, not too sweet, right amount of kick. Yep, they had us at the Mole. Full review here.... http://schmoozeaz.com/blog/?p=974
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Sentiment analysis: This is my first Yelp review and Joel Robuchon is without a doubt the restaurant that I want to write my first review on. It is by far the best restaurant that I have ever been to =) I came here a few days ago with one of my best girl friends, and we had the total royal dinner treatment. We were picked up at our hotel, the Monte Carlo, by a LIMO, which took us to the MGM back entrance, directly into the secluded MGM MANSION that people usually can't get into. Being a picture whore that I am, I took pictures nonstop all the way til we got into the restaurant. I was immediately impressed by the decor of the restaurant. I'm one of those people who's really big on the ambience of the restaurants, and I definitely give thisone 5 stars on that. The restaurant's decor gave me a very royal and luxurious feeling, almost as if I were a princess being escorted into my own personal purple dining room =) Later on, I found out that the decor is seasonal, but I'm glad I got to see the purple style =) My friend and I got the $148 for 4 courses meal...and here' briefly how the entire meal went: +Caviar: very delicious...one of the best I've had +Bread cart: so many different types of bread, my friend and I tried 3 each. All very delicious...especially the butter that they gave us for it. Totally melts in ur mouth! Be careful not to eat so much though...becuz there are way more food ahead! +Appetizer: salmon tartar, very delicious. in a sizzling plate too, that looked like dry ice...very cool and tasty +Soup: duck liver soup...sweet tasting, pretty, and very good +Entree: veal cheeks.....small but very soft and totally melts in ur mouth! +Dessert: chocolate melted cake with coffee ice cream on top. HEAVENLY. It had some coffee chocolate bits on top too and the entire thing just tasted amazing. I'm a dessert fanatic so when I say this is good, it's GOOD. plus the plate that it was served in was so beautiful...omg i want it again! +Chocolate cart: god...I wish I could take the whole thing home, but they only let u try 5-6 pieces, which was one big downfall =( still, the ones that I tried (white chocolate truffles and macaroons) were amazing =) +Coffee/tea: i had a cappuccino...worked really well with the chocolates =P In the end, they gave us a little gift bag with some homemade gummy candies in a box to take home. A sweet little something. We also asked for a tour of the kitchen, which the waitress was very happy to do for us. Saw all the awards and where the magic happens. In the end, we were escorted back out through the MGM mansion and into the limo. This time, we asked for the limo to take us to the Wynn for some chilling...and we rolled up to the wynn in Vegas fashion. Awesome night that I will never forget =) Only two things I didn't quite like is they charge you for water. Even if you ask them for tap water, or ICE water, they don't let you. You must buy their bottled water, which is at least $10 per bottle. Second, if they can let u try as many chocolates as u want, it'd be perfect. I heard from a friend that they let u try one of each at French Laundry, so I think they can definitely improve in this area. EItherway, still the best restaurant i've been to. Definitely worth the money =)
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Sentiment analysis: This is the first sushi restaurant I've been to and I'm pretty sure it has completely spoiled me for sushi. It's absolutely delicious. Everything is. It's well-priced, the sushi looks beautiful and tastes fresh, and there are little touches like the delicious oranges they bring out after dinner. I've been there twice now and look forward to going again.
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positive