Sentiment analysis: I've never been to a Mexican restaurant that actually charged for the chips and salsa. I guess it would be ok if the chips and salsa were the best chips and salsa I've ever eaten, but the chips did not taste homemade and they were cold. $3 for cold store bought chips and salsa? Come on! I felt the food was overpriced and it took a long time to come out of the kitchen, despite almost nobody else dining in the restaurant. The menu is small for a Mexican restaurant and the inside dining room is very poorly lit, so it's very difficult to read the menu. My friend and I both had fajitas (I had steak and she had chicken) and we both enjoyed the food. Not the best fajitas I've ever eaten, but still pretty good. If they were to drop their prices by 20-30% and stop charging for chips and salsa, then I'd consider going back but until then, I'll fill my craving for Mexican food somewhere else.

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Sentiment analysis: I had originally written a review far too short to do this place justice. I am rectifying this now. Seriously, if you haven't come here then you're missing out. The menu is a little confusing if you're looking for a theme - but it's Caribbean and American fusion. You'll see some curry and jerk seasoned this and that. But I'll just tell you my favorites. Anything they offer with pulled pork? Awesome. This is mainly their breakfasty stuff. Their spicy pulled pork is tender and mixed with rice and eggs often. They know what's up here. Their grilled vegetable sandwich. Ok. This is not a veggie burger. It is literally vegetables grilled and placed between bread slices. It. Is. Amazing. The mix of the natural vegetable flavor with the jerk seasonings is perfect. I absolutely love this understated item. Their grilled salmon and seabass over veggies and rice - perfect. They pour some buerre blanc over it all which pretty much makes you see the light. Take that how you want. Their dinner salmon dish is also tender and grilled perfectly. During the weekend is brunch where you have the option of ordering their in-house pastries. Absolutely worth it. They are often served with their own jams and butter. You're welcome. Oh yeah, and bottomless mimosas are available. Overall, you can't really go wrong here. There is a fun, modern atmosphere. A happy and knowledgeable staff. Excellent presentation on all food while still having a reasonable price tag. I just don't see any downsides. Except there are wait times because of everything I just said. Sorry.

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Sentiment analysis: I love this bar!!! Its some where between a dive and trendy spot. Its dark, has plenty of tables and chairs, great local beers on tap, friendly service and good food. When we go we definitely make sure to arrive on an empty stomach, since the duck here is amazingly good and unique! For 12 bucks you get 6 duck legs prepared kind of like fried chicken, alongside an arugula salad, some fantastic french fries with 2 delicious creamy dipping sauces! My mouth is watering just writing this! Follow up this delicious meal with a perfectly poured pint of their IPA. Bliss!

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positive