Sentiment analysis: Their food is good but I give them 2 stars because their service sux if you have 6 or more in your party
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Went to the Linq to enjoy a Sunday Funday and I was craving some yummy pizza. We decided to give this place a shot so we sat down expecting a delicious and fun experience. Our server was extremely slow. He took our drink order and then disappeared. I had to stand up and wave him down in order for him to come back to our table. I ordered the burrata salad and I shared a pizza with my boyfriend. The pizzas were incredibly overpriced and small enough to feed a kid! The pizzas were 10 inches but they were charging as if they were SUPER EXTRA large pizzas. The pizzas were OK. Not the greatest at all. My burrata salad was good, but how can you mess that one up? It's just arugula, burrata, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. Not too complicated. After taking our order, he never checked to see how our food was, if we needed anything else, nothing! Just absolutely HORRIBLE service. We finished our meal and then we had to wave him down AGAIN to pay for our check. The bill was ridiculous. I am never coming back to this place and I will not recommend it to anybody that I know.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: This is the smallest, scariest 7-11 I have ever been in. It literally looked like the 7-11 that time forgot. I mean...really people. Maybe I'm just spoiled by my mega, clean 7-11s in Texas, but this one was downright creepy. Crowd hanging outside was less than desirable and one of them 'accidentally' grabbed my ass, with my bf standing right next to me. (Biggest pet peeve ever.) Didn't really notice the prices, which I suppose they mean they were pretty reasonable. The cashier at the counter gave us wrong directions to the closest ATM, which almost made us late for our show. But I suppose that's not entirely her fault, could have just been a mistake. Seriously...go to the well-lit Walgreens a block down and save your sanity - and your ass.
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negative