Sentiment analysis: Delicious non-franchised breakfast place in a hip Old Town Scottsdale area. In a sea of franchise-dom that is Phoenix metropolitan area it is hard to find good, non-farmed/chicken/cow or whatever themed breakfast joint. The Breakfast Club happens to be a rare gem in a prime location. Is the food the absolute best you will find...no, that title is reserved for Matt's Big Breakfast. But, the food quality and selection and atmosphere are well above average and a solid 4 star'r and blow any chained breakfast joint out of the water. When the weather permits sitting outside is enjoyably boisterous and always entertaining via people watching.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I have given Dozen a myriad of chances since they first opened in Squirrel Hill. I remember thinking, "Yes! Pittsburgh is finally getting some gourmet cupcake action up in this piece," and the flavors really backed that----on paper, that is. But in the mouth, not even close. The first time, each cupcake I tried was hard, dry, dense with little flavor. The frosting was OK. I gave them four more chances over the years, and also once at a friend's wedding, who opted for cupcakes in lieu of the standard wedding cake, and she still talks to this day about how terrible of an idea that was. When they started popping up in new locations, I just couldn't believe it. Does Pittsburgh really have such low standards for these mini-cakes? It wasn't until I tried Vanilla Pastry Studio that I felt like maybe our town really does stand a chance to hold their ground in this country's cupcake battle. To this day, when I hear people gush over Dozen, I want to go buy a dozen just to chuck at them. I can't comment on their savory fare, but it seems like people are really going nuts over their brunch. Maybe I'll give them one more chance for that, but I'm avoiding the crapcakes.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: To be honest, I only ever head to this museum for their SMoCA Nights, which are pretty cool if you haven't checked it out. if you go, break out your hipster gear or be prepared for some tight pants and too-pretty hair. but it's a cool way for local fashion designers, bands and street artists to get some exposure with a crowd that will enjoy their style - it can be a lot of the same faces and artists, though...i feel like once i went to one, i couldn't expect anything different the next time or the time after that. but! it's a cool way to see the newest exhibits. which are are really innovative. i.e., an entire architecture firm (Eddie Jones) operating out one of the galleries for several weeks - they literally moved the entire office into the museum- and the Celebrity exhibit is really unique, i can't wait to see that.
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positive