Sentiment analysis: I should have known from the beginning it wasn't going to be a good experience. I eat out enough to know the customary greeting a server offers is typically a short greeting followed by a drink order. What I was offered was a question if I had any groupons or other types of discounts. I did happen to purchase a $10 for $5 here from Yelp she tells me "I thought we discontinued that, hmmm". Not a great way to start. When my friend asked if it was possible to order happy hour she said in a very snooty way there was no way to mix the coupon and happy hour prices. Not even if we split the check. I don't have a problem with that, it was the way she felt she needed to inform us. She started to walk away while we figured out what we wanted, again still not asking if we wanted anything to drink. I had to ask if she could get our drink orders. At this point I knew I didn't want to have a meal here but I didn't want to waste my $5 I had spent on Yelp for this place so I ordered an appetizer to split with my friend. It was very good but not worth ever visiting again. Had that been the worst of it this review would be much different. The remainder of our visit we were ignored for large portions of time and received more attitude each time she did decide to stop by. It was understaffed and I'm sure this is why she wasn't in the best of moods but that doesn't excuse taking it out on the customers.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Pricey crab cakes and chili. Had to flag someone down to give us a drink. UMMMM.... isn't this a bar??? Meh.. not impressed.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: If you want to know the full story read the whole review. If you are just looking for a quick review read the first paragraph. If you have a honda that needs any type of service and you live in the Vegas area, you would be a fool NOT to take it to James and Hondatronics. James is the most honest, caring, helpful, friendly mechanic I've ever met. He got the work done fast and cheap and it is work that is done REALLY WELL. Take your Honda (or Acura) to James. Trust me. Here's my story. I am an LA native and was driving with my wife to Las Vegas for the weekend. Our car broke down 62 miles outside of Vegas in the middle of nowhere at 10pm on a Friday night. I quickly pulled out my iPhone and yelped some mechanics. Hondatronics seemed to have great reviews so we had the car towed there. We left it in front of the shop at about 11:30 at night with the key in the overnight drop box. By the time we came back in the morning (Saturday morning) James already had our car pulled back around, and diagnosed. Normally Saturday service is by appointment only but because we were in need of some answers quickly James made it happen. And that's not all. It turns out our 66,000 mile Honda civic engine needed to be replaced. Now that's very abnormal. Honda engines are still basically brand new at 66,000 miles. Because of James' expertise with the Honda brand he knew something weird had happened. He took a look through the system and found there was NO OIL in the car. He then took time to determine there was NO OIL LEAK in the car. He came back out to us and asked if we had our car oil serviced anytime recently. We had, in fact. He let us know that the lack of oil caused the engine to basically explode, and that we needed a new one. James did an excellent job, however, documenting all the service and even went so far as to document himself unscrewing the nut from the oil pan and showing there was NO OIL. He saved the oil filter and basically gave us all the evidence we needed to bring the claim to the oil company. Not only did James do an incredible job replacing our engine, he also spent a lot of his own time helping to make sure we had what we needed to fight for our claim. James is the best mechanic I have ever come across. He is honest and stands by his work. Without question, take your Honda or Acura to James and Hondatronics. You won't be disappointed.
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positive