Sentiment analysis: If you're famous, why is there never anyone in your restaurant? Seriously, I live right around the corner, and I've never seen more than one customer in there at a time, and it's completely empty about 3/4 of the time I walk or drive by. As one other reviewer rightly pointed out, Sammy's seems to be famous for claiming to be famous. (Note: this is for a visit about ten months earlier - could've sworn I'd already written one.) I'd been walking/driving past Sammy's for several months after moving into the neighborhood when I decided to finally hoof it over and try one of their "famous" corned beef sandwiches. The sandwich itself was, well, mediocre at best. There was a decent amount of meat, but it was pretty average. The other ingredients were also...average - certainly nothing that would generate "fame" because of its flavor. Service was the usual gruff, put-upon treatment I've come to expect from small businesses in da 'Burgh. Prices were okay, but no great bargain. I haven't been back. Three stars for the sammich, 1.5 for the rest.

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Sentiment analysis: Great food! First time trying pasty, it was excellent. A perfectly baked pastry dough with a golden brown exterior, stuffed with so much goodness. I ordered the lamb mint pasty, nicely spiced and served with a flavorful red wine sauce. This place is a must try when in Vegas. Cheers!

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Sentiment analysis: I ordered the beef teriyaki bowl and the meat was so chewy I could even bite threw the meat I tried to swallow it and almost choked so I had to eat my teriyaki bowl with out the meat total waste of money. I will say the egg roles were the best thing I ordered from them. The customer service was pretty sad I asked if they had a few things the lady rushed me. Plus they sent the wrong soup I wouldn't recommend

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negative