Sentiment analysis: I hate to write a bad review, especially with all the good ones here, and I was so excit e about this place. But boy, was I disappointed. I walked in, and no one was to be found. I sat in the store for 20 minutes before I was helped. Someone even came out of the back, looked at me and smiled, and went back in while I was waiting to be helped. And when i finally got some service, I asked (just out of curiosity) if they had any straight razors for sale. The guy said he had quite a few actually, so I asked about a specific brand, and the rep said "I don't like that brand, I can show you another." This was fine, I figured he didn't carry it. I asked if he did carry it, and he said yes. (Ok...) I asked to see what he had, and he refused. A little strange, I thought. However, this is not the reason I write a bad review, this place does kitchen stuff, mostly. I told him "I shave with straight razors, and I heard this was an excellent place to get them sharpened, how's much would it cost, and could you do it?" And he said "that depends. What do you plan in using it for?" Um... Shaving. As is the purpose for the straight razor. Now at this point there are a lot of people judging me by this review. After all, to place does mostly kitchen stuff. However, personally, if the product is good, or even adequate, I couldn't care less about service. So here goes my experience with the product. I went down there to pick up 2 straight razors I had sharpened. I was told the razor sharpener also shaves with a straight razor, and does a wicked good job. So I was looking forward to getting it back. I arrived, and I tested the razors on my arm hair, and the "hanging hair test," both of which the razors are supposed to pass with flying colors to be safe to shave with. Neither razor could even pluck the hairs off my arm. I politely brought it up, and the representative apologized, and said if I wanted it sharpened again, they'd be more than happy to do that. I asked if they wouldn't mind, and the rep obliged. Came down later in the day to pick them up, and they we're sharoened. Barely. It still wouldn't cut the hair on my arm. And when I came to pick them up, there was another rep who tried to make me pay again for the re-sharpening. Ultimately, I explained my story, and she let it go. But in the end, I doubted myself, said its just buyers remorse, of some form. And I tried to shave with it and it wouldn't cut my facial hair. At all. I would up sharpening it myself, and ultimately I gave them nearly $30 (I also bought a cheap Chinese razor for shits and giggles, which wasn't up to par either, but hey, it was only like 10 bucks and makes a cool pocketknife.) and didn't get anywhere near a quality product. Sorry knife house, I hate to do this.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Had great experiences with other toppers pizza. They left out ingredients that my pizza carried. Called back to let them know and the person on the phone didn't seem to care. Just not good customer service.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: If I was given the option to eat nothing but meat for the rest of my life (and stay healthy) I would do it. And if it could be nothing but fried meat with gravy smothered all over it... even better. Yet here I am at a vegan restaurant... and I ate every single bite of my diablo red... and I'm excited to come back... has Hell frozen over my friends!? I doubt it. I think Green just has an absolutely phenomenal chef. Kristen's secret barbecue chicken sandwich was great too, you basically would have no idea these were vegetarian dishes. While the atmosphere is a little too hippie/hipster for my general liking, the food was really good and the staff were awesome and very willing to help us first timers. You've gotta try this place, if nothing other than to expand your culinary knowledge, but I'd be surprised if you left disliking anything you tried.
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positive