Sentiment analysis: So those of you who know me, know I go for "quirky". Quirky movies, quirky books, quirky hair...and this place fits right into that mode. It's nestled on 12th St just south of Thomas in the Coronado Neighborhood District and actually drove by it twice before stopping. But I'm SO glad to have found it. The cutest, ecclectic place, cute patio (but its 112 today so I looked through the window) and a great healthy ecclectic menu. We went for lunch. My friends each had a sandwich that was flavorful and different and I opted for the Mexican Gyro. Tender, melt in your mouth green chili pork on a pita (a tad hard to eat). They have a wonderful drink menu and found out that my favorite, hard to find beer (Dixie New Orleans beer) is sold from 5 -6 PM for $3! Scrumptious desserts, too. I will definitely have to to go back and also try their sister dinner restaurant next door, The Tuck Shop. Again, this isn't your normal lunch, brunch place. You have to go up and order and they bring it to your table (which I'm not always a fan of) but I'll give them the beneift here...its worth it.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Run, don't walk, RUN from this company. Non-responsive and completely inaccessible, I don't suspect these guys will stay in business long.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I've been coming to the Golden Nugget for fifteen years, and have seen the changes it's gone through. While I approve of moving the buffet upstairs to its new updated area, the buffet itself has really suffered. This used to be a four star buffet in food quality, service, and layout. Now it rates a two. The layout of the buffet is such that the omelets and carving lines block access to most of the hot dishes. The selection of fresh fruit us limited to cantaloupe only, there is no shrimp or crab at lunch. As a matter of fact, the only thing they have a passable assortment of is desserts. The quality of the food has also dropped substantially. Dried out turkey, pressed canned ham, and soup from a can is not what I want to eat. If this is their idea of good food, I know that I am not going to try one of the nicer, more expensive restaurants. Why throw good money after bad? I can't understand how a restaurant chain can take over a hotel casino and screw up the restaurant. The only reason I can give is that Landry's wanted to greatly increase their profit margin.
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negative