Sentiment analysis: I've had Baba Ghannouj before, though it was never as good as last night!!! This Kabob Grill and the one at Stonecrest have the best Tabbouleh I've ever eaten! Met a friend here for dinner last night. We had: Lentil soup, Vegetable soup, Tabbouleh, Chicken Kabobs, Lamb Kabobs, Omars Salad (my first time with this salad - It had corn in it), Baba Ghannouj, Pita Chips, Pita Bread, Potato Harra (I've had this before at this place and do not remember how awesome it is - It's like cubed Hash Browns with Garlic and Lemon Juice). For dessert we had Baklava (Lebanese version, my preference over the Greek) and a Passion Fruit, Raspberry and Mango covered in a White Chocolate shell Bombe. Everything was incredible and I will get all of this again and taste some of the other dishes from all areas of the menu!!! This is a cozy, relaxed atmosphere, with a warm Charm. The service was fantastic - Through and friendly!
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Sentiment analysis: We went here for the fabulous UYE. As the restaurant is often empty, Julia though it would be good to give them some business...but in the end it was our group that ended up being given the business. The words highway robbery come to mind, but I guess we weren't really on the highway. The prices listed on the menu really didn't seem that out of line, a bit on the pricey side but nothing alarming. Our waitress slyly sold us a kazillion dollars worth of appetizers that were not on the menu. We got 4 plates which consisted of 4 individual sauces with some stuff in them...one had shrimp, one had chicken, one had pork, and one had chihuahua. Oh wait, I think that was the cheese on top. Anyway, the plate with 4 tablespoons of sauce was not worth the $25...oh wait, we got 4 of them. The waitress also managed to slip two orders of guacamole in on us for $11 a piece. As far as the entrees are concerned, the portions were small and the food was kind of meh. The mole was way too sweet for my taste. The biggest bummer of all was NO BOOZE! The $120 worth of appetizers would have gone over much better if they were washed down with some frosty margaritas. A couple of pitchers and they could have slipped us some $100 flan. Regardless of the price and the mediocre food, it was well worth going for the amazing company of the awesome Phoenix Yelpers. I don't think I would go back for the food though.
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Sentiment analysis: Went to breakfast here with a friend and really I'd love to give 3.5 stars but I'll round up to 4. The service was ok although everyone seemed bugged at us asking questions like do you serve alcohol (no) do you have peanut butter (no) is there anything off the menu (no but then yes when asked about an online advertised eggs Benedict) my friend got the eggs Benedict it had spinach and applewood bacon (delish) I got the chilaquiles so good! Very clean flavor pallets and we also had a short stack to share FYI way too much food none of it was finished but all was really good! I don't live near down town so won't frequent but won't be top on my list either.
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positive