Sentiment analysis: All of my friends talk about this place. I see it all the time on the Travel Channel. Last week I decided to give it a try. Had to try the signature Frozen Hot Chocolate, of course. Since D and I were starving when we got there, we also ordered a jalepeno pretzel and a cheese pizza. Frozen Hot Chocolate - First of all, it was 10 bucks for a size comparable to Starbucks Grande size. Second of all, it tasted worse than a grande chocolate frapachino. Nasty powder chunks in the drink, and not even very chocolatey. Save your money and your taste buds, go to starbucks. Jalepeno Pretzel - 8 bucks. Totally not worth it. Tasted like spicy cardboard. Go eat some desert sand. I'm sure it will taste better. Cheese Pizza - 10 bucks. Tasted like a 5 year old made a pizza in an Easy Bake Oven. The worst part.... we waited over 30 min in line. Don't think I'll be heading back there.......
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I believe this is the only place in Montreal that serves Turkish coffee. I've never had Turkish coffee before so I didn't know what to expect, but the barista was very helpful at introducing me to their menu. I ended up going with the Turkish coffee they served (after all, this is what this cafe is known for). I also ordered one of their apple pastries. I was told to have a seat and that they would serve it to me. I'm used to just picking up my coffee at the counter so this was a pleasant surprise. I think out of all the cafes I've visited in Montreal, this would be one of the few ones where I could actually get some work done and not be distracted by excessive background music. Its interior actually reminds me of the loft from "New Girl" in a way. This coffee has to be one of the richest coffees I've had and lies more towards the bitter spectrum. There was a layer of coffee grounds left in the cup after I finished, but after a bit of research, apparently that was common for Turkish coffees. The apple pastry was a nice contrast to the bitterness of the coffee. The cups they serve the coffee in also adds to the fanciness of the drink. I would recommend everyone to try out this place. Definitely not your normal cookie cutter cafe.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I go to red Robin a few times a year with the kids at their request, and usually have decent experience with the food and service. This particular burger treck was done as a result of a free burger offer for my son's 15th birthday. After the experince of my husband's meal and my own...I have decided that burger's are the ONLY choice here for me personally. The husband ordered the salmon fish and chips and was pealing off the mushy and greasy batter after the second bite. After doing this we almost could not tell if this was salmon or some breed of white fish...it was so pale and lethargic we were not even sure it was salmon...however we were assured by our server it was legit. I tried a bite it was not good at all. I ordered their "steak" sliders. Upon taking mu first bite I almost ripped out my 2 front teeth. Not only was the meat full of grissle, bit the taste and texture of the meat made me gag. These were not edible and I asked our server for a replacement (which he did gladly) and was told by the server that this happens a lot with sliders ( the grissle). My alternate was a cheeseburger with bleu cheese ( this was fine). This was not a horrible experience, I just will stick to their burger menu in the future. P.S. The visit was also made more exciting by a female employee sitting at their of the restaurant crying hysterically for about 10 minutes and then proceeded to curse out someone on her cell phone !!
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negative