Sentiment analysis: No liquor. 4 beers on draft and the rest bottles. This place is full of obnoxious hipsters and the bar tenders and staff probably live in the back room of the house. Most of the bands that play know about 4 notes on their instrument. Just a shit place, sorry Lost Leaf, i tried to like you. Try to relocate. Portland? Maybe then everyone can relate to what you're TRYING to do here.
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Sentiment analysis: Food was mediocre at best. I had the prime rib (16oz) and my wife had the cheeseburger. I managed to gnaw through my meal, but my wife chose not to finish her burger. While the food was barely eatable, the service made the whole experience unbearable. We were at the Rio for the Penn & Teller show, so when the waiter did not appear at our table at first, we called over the hostess and told her that we where in a bit of a hurry due to the show starting soon, to her credit she walked over to a server and told him...he, I assume louder than he thought, said something to the effect of "seriously? the show doesn't start for an hour, they should calm down"...rude! Now flash forward 50 mins to me standing near the server station trying to get someone to cash me out so that we could run to our show.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: This is such a lovely mall/park area! It's perfect for strolling - there are fountains, a duck pond, a rose garden, even a smaller version of the famous LOVE sign, among the green lawns and occasional trees. It's so pretty here that we see photographers out with families every weekend, posing their subjects in cute spots all over the park. There is business access to all kinds of really neat stuff, including lovely restaurants with great patios (like AZ88), the library, the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art. Even if you never go inside, all of these interesting buildings create a great ambiance. If your friends come in from out of town, bring them here :-)
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positive