Sentiment analysis: So this place is a smoker friendly pub, located next to Jernigan's Tobacco Village in The Galleria. Looking into the pub, it looks like an olde English gentleman's study, which is why I thought it'd be fun to go here. I had also read an article about this place that sang it's praises. Don't bother eating here. I think this is one of those places that only sells food so they can allow indoor smoking. Service (there was ONE bartender working the entire place) Is slow, food is overpriced and poorly made. I ordered what was described as a vegetarian sandwich, what I got was a poorly made (and TINY) calzone.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: El pastor Burrito, a cold Tequila Fresca, live music, and top it off with a hot churro! My favorite music venue in AZ by far! Been here on several occasions and every visit has passed my expectations. The food is delicious and affordable. The specialty drinks are unique and kickass; however slightly more expensive. There is ample seating both in the lounge and music venue area, and there really is no bad seat in the house. The scene is very diverse but leans more towards the hipster side; however this all depends on who is playing. The audio quality is above average in the music venue area, and the small setting makes for a very intimate show. Highly suggest this place and I hope it is here for as long as I am!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I first ate at Studio B when they first opened several years ago. I was impressed with the overall venue, and the food. I returned to the buffet 2 weeks ago and was disappointed. I was looking forward to the sushi, and the rice was hard and dry. So sad! The Osso Buco was large, but the bone was about 90% so there wasn't much meat on the bone. The mac and cheese lacked flavor. The Chinese food ok, but overcooked. The buffet does have a large selection of items, but the quality of each item is not as delicious as when they first opened. The food items were disappointing in taste and quality of ingriedients. The price was $39 for the weekend brunch, which is fine as long as the quality equates to or surpasses the price.This visit it did not, and I left unsatisfied. I'll be checking out other high quality buffets on the strip, and won't return to the M until I hear that they've brought their quality standards back to when they originally opened. THAT was impressive!!!
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negative