Sentiment analysis: My old tires failed the yearly state inspection. So, I took the opportunity to upgrade my wheels in addition to getting new tires. I called around to several places and unfortunately most of the local vendors in my area (Merchants/NTB) could not offer me a quote on wheels and tires as a package. I thought this was strange, but they claimed that they could only give me prices on tires. Their loss, I suppose. I came across Element Wheels through an online search and was impressed by their really positive reviews. I called and spoke to James who was incredibly nice and professional. He took time to answer my questions and explain the ordering process. The wheels/tires arrived about a week after I placed my order, very fast considering the wheels I wanted weren't in stock in his warehouse. Overall, I'd recommend Element Wheels to anyone looking for a positive experience.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Can you say Mama Celeste? This restaurant was so unbelieveably bad I had to whip out my notepad and take notes. To have the word Chicago anywhere near this menu is downright criminal. Aside from the frozen grocery store pizza-like cheese (a sprinkle here and there), it had enough salt to melt a Chicago winter's thickest ice covered street in seconds. I went here today, Sept 3rd for a late lunch. Alright so I'm on vacation in Scottsdale to scout locations for my future home. I've spent the past 37 years of my life in Chicago eating pizza (thin crust and stuffed) on a weekly basis. I read about this place all over and so many people (including some deluded dude at the table next to me) kept raving about how "Chicago" this pizza is. Oh my goodness!!!!!!!!! If this is Chicago pizza, kill me now! this was the worst pizza ever! I should have known when the waiter guy (a chick appeared later) said in response to our stuffed cheese pizza order, "I don't recommend cheese only". He said, "if you get cheese only its gets pockets that don't cook all the way and explode when you cut it". Huh?! He was going on about this detriment when I finally cut him off and explained that I was from Chicago, wanted to compare stuffed pizzas, never heard of this but was scared so I'll go with the thin crust. My boyfriend looked puzzled but I flat out told him, "Obviously they don't know what they're doing". Don't cook all the way? Explode when you cut into it? What?! I appreciate his warning but wonder if he was just trying to up sell since more ingredients equals more $. If that was the case, his strategy backfired as I went for the thin crust which was cheaper altogether. As it turns out, I must thank him as Oregano's is a restaurant I wouldn't recommend to my worst enemy. Bad, bad, bad pizza. It was actually embarrassing! As I stated earlier, I overheard a neighbor table mentioning how "Chicago" this pizza was. He wasn't from Chicago but had been there and had pizza from there and thought this Oregano's pizza was so good. Embarrassing! I wanted to set him straight so badly but I didn't. If this is what Arizonians (is that a word?) think Chicago pizza tastes like, I must find a home asap and open a REAL Chicago pizza restaurant. I'm so embarrassed! Seriously embarrassed!
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Quaint and quiet atmosphere. Very clean and friendly staff. The food was good, never been to Germany so can't say if its authentic but there were a bunch of old guys with beards and suspenders that made me think its probably pretty good. Like when you go for BBQ and there are real cowboys and fat girls you know the BBQ is good. We will be going back soon to keep working through the menu, again it was clean, tasty and filling. Good prices too.
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positive