Sentiment analysis: Sin City is a regular stop for us. Good layout for a comedy club, funny opening video reminding you to turn off your cell phone and be courteous to those around you. Not a bad seat in the house. Have seen many good commedians and a few really great ones. Did i mention Todd Paul....a sword, an apple, a unicycle, hat juggling...you got to see it. Anyway VIP seats are front row(s) not worth the $10 unless you want a chance to be up close and personal with one of the Dolls. We usually just hang out in the neighboring bar until the doors open then grab a seat along the back wall. and remember - real men don't drink out of blinky cups, see the show you will understand why.
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Sentiment analysis: It's somewhat perplexing. How can it be that a narrow-minded foodite like me found overwhelming joy in a mall restaurant? And not even a fancy sit-down one with cloth napkins, non-intrusive lighting and bathroom with multiple stalls? Have I lost my edge? Am I destined to a lifetime of enjoying meals on hard uncushioned seats at Corner Bakery and... Subway?!? Not to worry. There is a legitimate reason my stomach sang a satisfied song after my lunch at the Counter: The food is good. Because my ability to order at a restaurant/cafe/deli is hindered by my indecisiveness, I often ingage in some seriously obnoxious internal debating as the seconds tick down to the pivotal moment. Fortunately, at the Counter, this wasn't a problem. The sweet gal at the, you guessed it, "counter" offered to fetch me a sample of both soups being served that day before I settled on the slightly creamy, not-your-average-Campbell's tomato soup. It paired quite nicely with my hot smoked turkey sandwich with havarti, tomato and mayo-mustard spread on a delectable cranberry walnut bread that my dear order-takerer enthusiastically recommended. I also appreciated the wide selection of bottled beverages (including wine!) that were available to quench my always thirsty mouth while my companions and I feasted on our grub. Because I needed to feel extra fancy since the neon lights weren't doing anything for my OC ego, I opted for a Pellegrino. Not a revolutionary choice, but it was comforting to have the option of a cream soda or bottle of exotic beer. It was also nice to see a wide array of thick, fragrant cookies, indulgent brownies, clever candies, and other little treats that customers were purchasing up with the gusto of children in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. With it's fresh lunch and breakfast fare, unique beverages, and tantalizing sweets, the Counter isn't just a place to take a break from an exhausting shopping session at Anthropologie. It's a place I would seek out again. And I did, approximately two hours later when I needed a cup of their 81 cent green tea for further rejuvination. Anyone who says shopping isn't a workout hasn't been shopping with me!
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Sentiment analysis: Howard the owner can be rude and unwelcoming. The rest of the staff are great.
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negative