Sentiment analysis: As some one on the Paleo diet, I'm always on the look out for grass fed meat. If you add them on facebook you can catch their weekly specials...very worth it. It is a clean establishment, they are very knowledgeable and can help you select your meat for that special meal. Their chorizo is delicious. I can say that every week we usually have something in our fridge from there.
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Sentiment analysis: No password needed to get in to this speakeasy. Just show your ID to the man standing there and he will guide you through a secret bookcase door. Bouncer was friendly and engaging, asking about the hometown on my ID as he showed me inside. Atmosphere is dim and intimate. Bartenders are attentive. Wine glasses are generously-sized along with the pours. A different good-looking burlesque dancer pops on stage and performs every hour or so. Tasteful strippers, if you will. A dissapointment for me was that inbetween shows the DJ played early 00s hits like No Scrubs. I'd like for the music to match the theme better.
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Sentiment analysis: When Lindsey recommended that we go to the rusty spur, I was pretty excited. A real saloon! Maybe I can get a Sasparilla? Not exactly... But I did get hit on ruthlessly by 60 plus year old Canadians, danced a little to a sweet rendition of John Denver and had some whiskey shots with fellow yelpers. It reminds me a bit of Nashville in that it is a honky tonk that's much smaller and much cleaner than any giant country bar you would find in Texas. The drinks are pretty strong, which I can appreciate, and the bartender was definitely surly. To be fair, we came in like a whirlwind of 25 half drunk maniacs. There is definitely some eye candy there, good tunes and who doesn't love a place with dollar bills stapled all over the walls? Not a bad spot if you are in Scottsdale. And certainly better than going to a Vegas style club IMHO.
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positive