Sentiment analysis: Some of these reviews are sooo FAKE. Prive sucks and they just want to suck your money/ time /life out of you. this place sucks, no line just a crowd, asshole bouncers, too cool for school cuz they didn't graduate, music was ok overall NEVER AGAIN
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negative

Sentiment analysis: We were looking for something quick to do on Thursday and the people by the Monte Carlo were handing out wristbands to get in at a discounted price. $10 they said! When we go down to go in, another employee even offers to walk us to the front of the line and he again reiterated that it was only $10! Sounds nice and easy. He walked us to the line, left and the doorperson said it was going to be $30. What? We were about to leave but they said they could do $20. We got inside and this place was TINY. Pretty much the size of my living room and change. I know it was a Thursday but it was also pretty empty. A few pockets of people dancing here and there. All drinks were $15. No thank you! The DJ was pretty good- lots of hip-hop, pop, top 40. I can get down to some Robin Thicke, Ke$ha, Katy Perry, etc. Honestly though, I still would have been disappointed if I had to spend $10 to get in. This place was too small and expensive. It is literally 1 room with a bar and some couches. I feel sorry for people getting suckered into bottle service. Like other Yelpers, we were also offered the deal to get into 3 different clubs at different hotels, but after our experience with this one we knew better than to push our luck. The deal was free entry into other clubs but no mention of open bar, but I know if we would have went we would have walked up to the door and been asked for another $20. Steer clear as this place has now become synonymous with "worst club" for my friends and I.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: The Strip District is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Pittsburgh. Lots of restaurants and markets, bursting with local flavor. Authentic Pittsburgh goodness. I had brunch at Marty's Market with Christine on a sunny Saturday morning. It was the perfect place for a long overdue catch up session. Everything about Marty's market, from the seasonal menu to the modern market space is right up my alley. I have a special love for brunch and a weakness for poached eggs. They also have a number of vegetarian options. Obviously, I couldn't turn down the Eggs Florentine ($8). Poached organic eggs, spinach, and hollandaise sauce on an English muffin. I've never seen such pale hollandaise, but it was still flavorful and creamy. I satisfied my craving for freshly squeezed orange juice. I also ordered a side of their house vegan sausage ($3.50). The "sausage" patties were nicely browned and very meaty. I don't know what all the ingredients are, but the fennel definitely makes a big difference. I took one patty to go so John could try it too.
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positive