Sentiment analysis: An enormous place that is perfect for bringing a big group to hang out at the tables. Got a liter of hefeweizen and dinner was great, huge portions, and most importantly, they got the sauerkraut right, important for any German place. Check out the gift shop too, the prices on souvenir stuff was a lot better than other places I've been to
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positive

Sentiment analysis: The sign said open, and the doors were open. When we walked in, 2 managers and the hostess were standing talking to each other. The hostess said "we don't open until 4" (it's 3:15) and I said "well your sign said open" and she said "yes we are open for business but we don't serve until 4". So we left. And because the managers had nothing to say, I won't go back. Too bad they aren't at the palazzo anymore because they seemed to have lost class as well as customers.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I adore Korean food, This was my least favorite. For a new restaurant it was dingy and used looking. Very sparse. The menu was deposited on the table, no drinks were offered only a lukewarm water glass. We ordered the combo, chose the spicy pork bulgogi, and the short ribs. What a disappointment. We always patron Takamatsu's but decided to try this as it was new and the ratings were good. If you are not Korean, the portions are pathetic, for 21.99 we were given what I would expect as a meager lunch portion. I noticed that others that ordered the same dishes were given much larger portions, and also given much more personal attention. We stated that it was our first time, but it made no difference. What a shame as when we love a restaurant we spread the word. The same is true for when we do not like a restaurant only we tell more people.
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negative