Sentiment analysis: We tried to go to hakkasan but their minimums went up by 2k more as soon as we tried to check in for our table. But the guy referred us to Nate at beacher's which was steps away. We didn't know much about it until nate told us to wait outside of hakkasan as soon as we texted him. He personally met us there and walked us to beacher's. Showed us the venue and we ended up getting a table, no pressure at all but we really wanted to check out Tiesto. But he guaranteed us that he was going to walk us to hakkasan as soon as we would be done with our table. We had a blast, Nate brought over mini Kanye and mini Miley to our table. Nate texted us at 2am and asked if we were ready to go to hakkasan. Walked straight in with no problem but we ended up getting a table there as well as soon as we walked in. On the side note, when we got to beacher's madhouse the big guy was yelling at everyone infront and when we asked Nate who he was Nate said he was beacher himself. We were frightened for a bit but Nate told us not to worry about it and just have fun inside. Would've definitely given this place a 5 star but after witnessing the yelling and all the nonsense upfront made me give this place a 3. Aside from all of that, Nate was great he came thru with his word about seeing Tiesto.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I am definitely no expert on Indian food, but since this this place serves nothing that even resembles that, I feel qualified to offer my thoughts.. Once you get past the dismal decor of the "restaurant" itself and figure maybe the food will at least be ok, you get a dish slapped into a takout plate by a pleasant woman. It all goes downhill from there. I ordered the vegan lunch which consisted of Eggplant , Tofu and Vegetables and Tomato and Lentils over rice. All three were substandard. The eggplant was ok, but did not appear to be fresh..was visually unappealing and basically not good. The lentils and tomato served over mushy brown rice (not basmati), was light on both tomatoes and lentils but was passable as food. But by far the worst was the tofu. Large cubes swimming in a disgusting broth were like sponges of awfulness. Biting into one resulted in a gushing of water that looked like it came out of the Ganges river, (thereby establishing it's only tangential connection to authentic Indian food.). Thank Annapurna (the Hindu God of food and cooking), for the half a slice of whole wheat pita that was laying on top of the rest of this slop. My understanding from what others tell me is there are better things to order on other days of the week. But I don't plan to return ...maybe when it eventually becomes a Subway or Starbucks. Hoping I don't get sick. Jim
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Ive been to this place only twice but both times Ive sat outside cause the inside can get too cramped sometimes. However, dont let that push you away. The food is excellent and the service is quite nice. I enjoyed the atmosphere and the nice settings it brings. 4 out of 5 for the wait sometimes.
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positive