Sentiment analysis: It's been a long while since my first review of Kilimanjaro Coffee and an update is definitely warranted. For a start, the baristas from Artisan Roast (my personal favourite, and opionatedly *best* coffee in Edinburgh) come here. A lot. And they swear by the coffee. So coffee fiends won't be disappointed. It's homely, although not exactly comfy. Hard benches. There's also no free wifi, which normally means I won't go to a place as if I can't inject myself with caffeine and work at the same time, I don't have time to do both and I'm afraid work does trump coffee. But I have come here for breakfast on several occasions, and forsaken wifi, as it's that good. Nicholson Street has many, many cafes in varying standards and fashions. Kiliminjaro has the best coffee and potentially the best breakfast. Whether you want scrambled egg on toast, a full Scottish or full veggie Scottish, a filled roll, museli and fruit or a scone (the scones here are legendary all over Edinburgh) they'll deliver. It's not too cheap but not too pricey. It'll set you back 7 for the full Scots, or 5 for my poached egg, bacon and potato scone with a roobois tea. Not bad. I used to be at a loss of where to go for a good scrambled egg and bacon. Now I know. Kilimanjaro (*insert witty pun about climbing any mountain, or something*). It's not greasy, you can tell they use good produce (the bacon was nom and they'd trimmed off excess fat, thanks!). Certainly less greasy spoon and more Sunday brunch fodder. The menu is limited to the above breakfast items, home-made soups, paninis and some cakes. Not hugely expansive compared to other cafes in our over-saturated city, but they're choosing quality over quantity methinks. And I also think the hard seats and lack of wifi are an attempt and stopping wifi squatters from staying too long. And as someone who used to find a cafe to read a book rather than type away at a laptop, I can appreciate that. No workies here only good food and relaxation. In an uber strong, hyped up on caffeine way.
+++++++++
positive

Sentiment analysis: Mystery date groupon lead us to find Mezzo. Almost didn't stay because they weren't excepting groupons on that particular night but we decided to try it out since we had never been before. Food was great, except we didn't care for the chopped salad (to many onions) Service was good, our waiter was friendly & upbeat & knowledgable. Decor and ambiance was romantic. Will definitely be back groupon or not. Lost a star because where we were sitting i could see dust.
+++++++++
positive

Sentiment analysis: The burger I had is easily one of the top 3 burgers I've ever eaten at a restaurant. Of course, I used the build-your-own portion of the menu, so I got exactly what I wanted. I ordered a beef burger, with the jalapeno-cheese bun, aged cheddar, and pesto mayo; cooked medium. It was cooked perfectly and the flavors were bold. I have not been to Burger Bar, but one person I was with said KGB was better, and another said it was at least comparable. I liked it so much in fact that I went back the next night for the same burger. The fries are also good, better than average. The Sweet Potato Tots was a pleasant surprise, I'd never seen that on a menu before. Considering the good-sized portions, the prices are reasonable. There are other very unique menu items that I wish I could have tried, but I was only in Vegas for a short time. The service was very nice and attentive. The bar consists of vodkas and mixers.
+++++++++
positive