Sentiment analysis: I used to love this place. So much so, that I gave them several chances to remind me of that long lost love affair. Last 3 out of 3 times has been terrible. My hot and sour soup came to me about the color of mustard. And it was sickeningly sweet. My fried wontons were virtually meatless, and my combo fried rice didn't have any discerning flavor at all. $20 later and all i can say is that I'm so disappointed. I will never order from them again. I will stick with Red House for my wonton fix and continue to search for a go to place for fried rice.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I've been there a few times and its not bad if you are seeking a hamburger in a cute setting and you want to sit outside ad you have a dog with you. The burgers are nothing to brag about decent size and sweet potato fries were a bit overcooked and just your typical frozen fries. Service is pleasant but very slow for the food to come out.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Bad experience. The website initially lists delivery charges as 15% of the food charges - except unless you scroll down several more lines you won't see that the minimum delivery charge is $5.50. Oh and you have to scroll down even further and squint at the tiny italicized font to find out that some East End neighborhoods have an additional $1 charge - even though this place bills itself as serving the East End area. Watch out for the "desserts" at $4 a pop. I went with the brownie after being told it was "pretty big" and it turned out to be as small as something from a Little Debbie box. The delivery was supposed to take less than an hour - forget it. I finally had to call to find out where my food was. The hot sandwich and french fries were both soggy. And the manager didn't care at all that she had a disgruntled first time customer on the phone.
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negative