Sentiment analysis: WHAT a FUN show! The acts were entertaining and the storyline was funny and well put together. Even a heckler in the front row couldn't stop the MC from rocking the crowd. Wild fun, great interaction with the audience, jello shots and more! I highly recommend checking this show out. The intimate setting, live band and great atmosphere are well worth it. Laughter, excitement and Zombies, what else could you ask for in Vegas?!?!?
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I love the throwback charm of this place. Something about the prices seem from another time, too: $2.45 for roast beef, pork tenderloin, fish or chicken sandwiches $1.25 for a grilled cheese 85 cents for an egg sandwich a half-pound burger for $2.75 ...all without the social stigma of walking past my hippie neighbors with a McDonald's bag. I'm a workout fiend and eat-healthy-90%-of-the-time nut (okay, 75% when stressed or womanning out), and then the other 10% allows for the infrequent but narsty blowouts of fried mushrooms, french fries, 69-cent hamburgers and other American classics of their ilk at Jimmy Jack's. It takes me back to a simpler time that I am too young to remember, when doctors smoked in exam rooms and cocaine was not a controlled substance. I wouldn't make assumptions about who is a crack whore or a drug dealer here. I've mostly just seen hardworking blue collar-types pulling up in company trucks to meet up for a late dinner together and a cig break with the boys, or girls walking up for a milkshake. I have trudged through sad and dangerous parts of Washington, DC at 4 in the morning, past stinking striped mattresses set ablaze and real prostitutes and dealers on real crack. No comparison. Though much of JJ's menu is fried, each item tastes like what it is -- chicken, fries, mushrooms -- and not like fish, shrimp (also served there) or everything that's been in the fryer the past month. I would suspect they do a decent job of changing their oil as nothing was the telltale dark brown color or taste of food fried in sick tallow. Service out of the little takeout window is quick and pleasant. There's a little ramada area connected to the kitchen with picnic tables if you want to eat on the property. It's a solid three stars, with one extra doled out because of its history, uniqueness, their ridiculously reasonable prices and the relative difficulty of finding inexpensive fried mushrooms to go in the Phoenix area. I qualify this rating with "...for fast food." I am never in this part of town, and it is worth the special trip from the Grand/Roosevelt area.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Myself and two co-workers had lunch here today. It was the worst Mexican food that I've had in a loooong time. The food was over-priced, burned and poor quality meat. My coworkers and I gave the server our feedback in a constructive manner. He apologized, but didn't tell the manager or do anything further. We won't be back. There are soooo many other great Mexican restaurants in town, don't waste your money on this one.
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negative