Sentiment analysis: I love cuban food! And so I take every chance to eat it, so when I saw a cuban very close to our hotel in Scottsdale, I was there! Unfortunately, the minute I walked in, I should have turned around and walked right back out again. There was a distinct smell that wasn't clean and wasn't pleasant. But my interest in a good cuban meal got the better of me. Big mistake. The food was definitely sub-par. I had the sampler, which included pollo cubano, ropa vieja, and masas de puerco. Unfortunately, none of the dishes was particularly flavorful, and none were good renditions of the dish. The pollo was bland other than an overly acidic sauce, the ropa vieja was just lacking in flavor and the vegetables and broth hadn't been blended together, and the masas weren't crispy in the least. The whole meal was a huge let down.

OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive
+++++++++
negative

Sentiment analysis: WATCH THIS VIDEO TO SEE IT WITH YOUR OWN EYES: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXeBAorctEo I have done a lot of trade shows for the past 14 years and stay in many hotels. I have stayed in 5 star hotels, 1 star hotels, and everything in between. That is why I can say that this is THE WORST hotel which I have ever been to. The motel 6 in Tuscan is a SIX star hotel comparing to this dirty, smelly hotel. The pictures which they show you are fake. Please check youtube if you would like to see the real rooms. We had to stay in this hotel for 4 days and every day I changed rooms looking for a better room, but nothing really changed. The noise from outside is terrible, because on one side of the hotel is a 24 hours of construction, and, on the other is a parkin lot, in the other a huge air condition ... and so on. And it is not only the rooms. The elevators are all with dirty carpets. I don't even want to mention the dirty carpets and beds, and the broken mirrors. The coustermer service was trained not to make you happy and comfertable in this hotel, because it is simply impossable. It seems as if their jobs are to keep you quite in a rude way, but with a smile. They also make you pay a "RESORT FEE" (they call this a.... resort) and give you a free local pone and the internet card. But tell me who will need this? Evrybody has a smart phone. So they make you pay for the service which you DO NOT NEED AT ALL. Also you do not find anyware the customer satisfaction/ feedback card. You have to stay in line to the customer desk to get it. It was the first time in my life that this has heppened. The only thing good is the location, but it is not worth it. So if you would like to RUIN your stay in Las Vegas go to this hotel. By the way.... I stayed at this hotel almost two month ago, but it still bothers me and I just had to write this review and make a youtub video. I hope it will keep you away from a mistake - to stay in this dirty, smelly, loud hotel. 0 Stars

OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive
+++++++++
negative

Sentiment analysis: Just okay. Stopped by for their reverse happy hour. Salsa was good. Kind of spicy for mild which I liked. Disappointed that the bean dip AND the queso had chorizo. We split the Mexican pizza subbing the meat for beans. Greasy but satisfying. It's good if you put tons of salsa on it. About halfway through eating it however, I detected something meaty in their beans. Now, I am not a super strict vegetarian. I will eat refried beans at most Mexican places as long as there is not an overwhelming lard or meaty taste. (On a side note though- I feel it is completely unnecessary to use lard or meat products in beans. My favorite Mexican food place- Mi Pueblo- makes excellent beans with no lard. When beans are a vegetarian staple, why would a restaurant be inconsiderate and make it non-vegetarian? Okay- end rant.) So back to Arriba's beans... It tasted something a bit porkish. It kind of killed my appetite so I was done after two pieces. My husband also ordered pork taquitos which he was underwhelmed by. Although a big chorizo fan, he said the queso it came with wasn't great. Our server was good. Charming and accommodating. But what really turned me off was the bill. My husband didn't tell me until we were in the car, so I didn't have a chance to fight it. $31 total. Hmmmm... happy hour prices on the Mexican pizza should have been $8 and $3. On top of that a draft Bud Light (also on special) and a Corona. $31 does NOT make sense. Our server didn't seem so charming and accommodating anymore. Yeah, so we won't be back. Way too many good Mexican places to bother with Arriba.

OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive
+++++++++
negative