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An example of an negative review: Overcooked dry filet mignon, very cold ambiance. Waiters seemed very confused and messed up on many orders in a reservation for 40 people.. The oysters were way to salty.. I won't be in a rush to return any time soon!

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An example of an positive review: Hands down best lobster roll! Service was really friendly! I wished there were more seats, that's mostly why it got deducted one star. They had many different lobster rolls to choose from but we got the original. There was def a good amount of lobster and not much fillers which I loved! I wanted to feel healthy so opted for a side of lobster salad. It seemed a bit plain to me, but made me feel less guilty about wanting to try everything on the menu. Also tried Lobster bisque and clam chowder-lobster bisque was not good, it seemed too runny for me. However the clam chowder was really good! I really want to go back and try the Mac n cheese and grilled cheese sandwich. Aghhhh..but Lobster Me got the thumbs up from the hubby, so that's always a good sign, and that's coming from a really hard to please kinda guy!

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An example of an positive review: Great service. Friendly to English speakers. Husband got a generous plate with a sampling of spicy sausage, bologna, smoked turkey, cheese, eggs, French toast, horseradish mayo, baked beans, potatoes, and an item known as creton (http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/357403). I had the Hawaiian omelette which came with potatoes and toast. Aside for the baked beans everything was superb. We got OJ that tasted freshly squeezed and both plates were garnished with small pieces of juicy seedless watermelon.

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An example of an positive review: The bf and I dined at bacchanal for Sunday brunch in August 2013. After reading other reviews, I was a little scared that we'd have to wait for a table. However, we arrived at about 10:15 am and walked right in. The Hostess at the front said weekend brunch starts to get crazy around 11, so if you want to avoid a massive line, plan accordingly. Tip: if you use your total rewards card, you'll save a couple bucks off the tab. As for food, there were sooo many choices here. It was a little overwhelming, but not in a bad way. As we arrived shortly after 10, most of the foods out were "breakfast" type items. However, right around 11, more "lunch" items like sushi, sliders, etc started coming out. Quality was great, and you get unlimited mimosas during sunday brunch. Highly recommend!