Sentiment analysis: My problem was not with the cost or time but the rude and unprofessional manner the staff treated me with. Having said that, I appreciate the offer to make things right.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Couldn't wait for it to open, drove past every day surprised to see just a piece of wood spray-painted "Open soon". Finally called and found out it was open. I find it odd that they didn't take the time to paint an "Open at Last" sign. Anyway, I really enjoyed the other location, so I expected basically the same thing. The restaurant is very nice - but scaling up the dig includes raising $ as expected. My margarita was very tasty - better than the other spot but the food went downhill. I'm so disappointed!! Chips and salsa were good, entrees- just okay, beans and rice, really bad. I hope they figure it out - love having them in the neighborhood.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I like Five Guys. Liked them even better when I ate buns and red meat. Now I still eat their fries.........because they are made in a dedicated fryer. See there is no other item on the menu that they make in their fryers so I don't need to worry about being glutened there. Awesome! Oh, and said fries? Done in peanut oil so they are beyond YUM! They are also very good about doing a bunless burger for you with extra toppings if you cannot eat one. I've had them bunned (before celiac dx), bunless (while still eating red meat) and none........... The only bummer here is there are only burgers and fries and drinks on the menu. No chicken sandwich.........so I cannot even order a bunless chicken. That makes for only fries I can eat. Luckily, my family can eat here and get me fries and I can run next door to Chipotle for a bowl and everyone is happy! Oh, did I tell you that I mix mayo and catsup together for my fries? Try it. You'll love it or be grossed out by it. Yeah.
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positive