Sentiment analysis: My mom took me here every weekend when I was a wee little thing. I don't really remember my trips to this hole-in-the-wall, but I guess there was a reason why she did. While on my diet, I had a huge craving for donuts for a couple days. I flipped a U-turn while driving down Spring Mountain and made my way into this mom and pop shop. There was a group of 6 in front of me, biting into their donuts with a huge smiles on their faces. This made me salivate. Finally, it was my turn! I ordered a half a dozen of assorted donuts. The nice lady added a free scoopful of glazed donut holes on top of my donuts. I felt so special. I got to the register to pay for my donuts. I tried paying with my debit card, but this place is cash only. I had to drive to the bank down the street to get some cash money to pay this lady in exchange for my box of goodness. But let me tell you, IT WAS WORTH IT! Apparently, most of their donuts are vegan. The only ones that aren't are their cake donuts. Vegan or no vegan, these donuts were spec-freaking-tacular! So light and airy. Didn't feel overwhelming. I'm not sure which donut was my favorite - the simple glazed donut was as equally delicious as the fancy bear claw. In reality, I'm rating this gem a 4.5/5. I had to dock off half a point because they don't accept debit/credit cards. My diet is now over and done with. Ronald's Donuts for the win!

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Sentiment analysis: As most of these folks were, i was underwhelmed...Specifically the place just doesn't feel like it "belongs" in the 'hood....I like the layout, and i likes me some brown party liquor, but its WAY WAY to expensive for what it is...it reminds me if they took a Vinnies and tried to polish and tweak it into a MEZ-type place (no surprise since the Vinnies folks own it) and that type of place just does not fit there...not when you have great places/watering holes like the Beaver, EB's, Soul, Penguin,Common Market all w/in a stones throw of this

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Sentiment analysis: It was our last night in Montreal and I was in the mood for pizza. My 17 year old son who didn't want pizza at first convinced us as we were walking up the side walk that this place was a must stop. knowing that all teanagers have ultimate wisdom on all things we caved to his demands. I could tell right away we were in for something different. The waitress was very polite and spoke just enough english to help us with the menu which had no English at all. No worries, the basic cheese and pepperoni were obviouse. we all got 9" pizzas to eliminate the arguments. I got a large blond ale and my wife got a sangria. soda for the brats. so they send out some complimentary green olives and toasted bread with this bottle of oil with red stuff in it. It was hot but very tasty! This sauce was to play a vital role in my entire pizza! I don't know what it was but it turned my very good pizza into an amazing pizza! nice touch! I was a little surprised at the bill comming to just over $100 for the 4 of us but I spent the same amount at almost every restaurant on this strip! You know it was good because the kids weren't complaining and there was nothing left to take home! And I liked it because it was nothing like you get back in the states. my wife gave her vedgie pizza a 3.5 stars. My daughter gave her plain cheese 4 stars. My son gave his pepperoni a 4 and i also started with a 4 for my pizza which was the #7 or 8 but that magic hot oil bumped it up to 5 stars!

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positive