Sentiment analysis: I've always gone here for my facial waxing & the occasional pedicure on special occasions. Lately, the service has been lame, had my eyebrow wax done and she messed it up big time cus the lady was busy talking on the phone at the same time. The towel you lay on to do your waxing is sooo filthy & has previous hair from whatever body part it came off from. Had a pedi done recently, white tips, they don't do it well that it came off from one of my toes the very next day & I haven't even moved around or wore closed toe shoes... Wished I asked for another coat of polish! So much for my loyaly, I'm going somewhere else!

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Sentiment analysis: The prices are way too high for what you get. The Bruco & Shrimp entree costs $26, yet the dish wasn't anything special. The pasta was soft and the sauce was bland, although the shrimp were definitely plump. We also ordered the Duck Breast, which was better, but the proportions were odd. The bed of mashed potatoes that the duck was laid on was disproportionately huge, which might be great for people who want volume but not so much for people expecting a balanced dish. The space and ambiance is charming, save for some questionable artwork. Our waiter was a bit strange, although I won't hold it against the restaurant because he might have been new. In addition to flubbing our order a bit, he asked us if we wanted cheese once the pasta dish came out, grated maybe 1/4 teaspoon of cheese (no exaggeration), and declared "that's good" and left. Again, the food is ok and there wasn't anything overtly negative about our experience, but the price/value proposition means I really can't recommend this place.

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Sentiment analysis: Very nice new hotel. Rooms are clean and large. The hotel staff I've encountered have been friendly and helpful. The rooftop bar is nice and has a great view but it does get very busy in the weekends.

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positive