Sentiment analysis: I've been there last year there's some typical pub food. In General pretty decent food, the portions are gigantic! I'm a big guy and I need to share my Curry Fries plate. The selection of beer is pretty typical, no micro brewery. Okay selection of scotch and beers. Overall the place is fun, familly can bring their kids to eat, it is load, always sport on large screen and Bands on Fridays and Saturdays. See the one in the West Island, it's a good place for a boring spot with no nightlife. This one downtown is good looking however don't get drunk there, it's too expensive for that. They accept Credit cards and Interact /Bank cards
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I took my son here for warts removal starting about two years ago. As another reviewer stated, the warts got worse with the freezing. We did it probably 8 times. Finally, I got a prescription for a topical medication - worked with in a couple of weeks! My son had to live with the warts for over a year and, of course, the cost and pain for a 5/6 year old. Finally, the last straw was we just moved out of state and as son hadn't had any warts for a year tossed the medication. Within 2 weeks of new location, two warts popped up. Since we just moved here, we don't have a pediatrician yet much less a dermatologist. Called this office and asked if they could reissue same prescription that worked so well before and explained we had JUST relocated etc.. Got call back that "our policy is it has been a little over a year since we saw Brady, and we have to have him come into office as we have to see him within the year." Yes, I will be flying from OR to go see you asap. It is so frustrating. It is not pain meds or anxiety medication. It is topical wart removal. Whatever!! So I called and asked to have his records released to me (his mom) - they charge a $1 a page (about $15 but still...) Seriously? W e transferred half a dozen other medical records, and this is the only place that charged. If/when we move back to AZ, guess what dermatologist we won't be going to see?
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negative

Sentiment analysis: The Wandering Horse Buffet is a very good non-Vegas buffet. We came here on a Friday night. On weekends, starting Friday nights, the price of the buffet is $26.95. For children between 5 -12, the price of the buffet is $14. The food is good for a casino buffet not located in Vegas. The food is separated by sections. Starting from the far left as you walk in is the seafood station. The seafood consists of Alaskan King crab legs, Lobster claws, mussels, and clams with a pesto sauce. Most of the seafood was pretty good. They have a carving station. On the night that we were there, they had a leg of lamb, beef wellington, and a pork roast. The leg of lamb was dry. The wellington was soggy, but, the meat was pretty good. The pork looked ugly, but, it actually had a good smoky taste to it. They had a grilling station where they cooked Kobe sirloin steaks and vegetables. The Mexican and Asian station didn't look good, so I skipped both of these. They also had a salad bar, different cheeses and sliced meats. None of which I tried. But, it did look good. For dessert, they had a dessert station with about 10 different flavored gelatos. They also make crepes and bananas foster. All manned by an impatient Chinese (Mandarin) woman. She must've been lonely because she started speaking to me in Chinese. It wasn't until I started conversing with her that her impatient attitude changed. Our waitress was pretty good. She did a pretty good job clearing our plates, and kept our cups filled. The only interesting thing all night were the fighters that came in here to eat. There were going to have some kind of tournament in the hotel. Some of them looked pretty rough. Overall, it was a good experience with good food and good service. Definitely would be back if we went to Scottsdale again.
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positive