Sentiment analysis: Terrible breakfast buffet. Cold eggs. No waffles. No muesli. Slow, disinterested service.

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Sentiment analysis: Very pricey dinner, but well-worth it, I think. We ordered the seasonal discovery menu (without wine pairing), which consisted of 10 courses. I loved all of the dishes save for a couple--which weren't bad, but just not my "taste." L'Atelier has a great setup and atmosphere--very noisy and lively. If you're looking for candlelit romance with white tablecloths and suit jackets, go next-door to its sister restaurant "Robuchon" (just be prepared to pay twice as much). Most of the seats are situated at a counter around the kitchen so you get to see the chefs in action. With the skill and precision they employ, it's almost like watching a doctor performing surgery. The chefs also serve you themselves and provide the details of each dish.

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Sentiment analysis: This is a great Thai and Chinese restaurant on Leith Walk which is very popular with the locals and, after eating there a few weeks ago, it's clear to see why. The interior is inviting, clean and fresh and the service is friendly. Further, the menu is clearly laid out and divided into the Thai and Chinese sections which gives you absolute clarity when choosing what you want. I opted for something called a Gang Pa Gai which is a Thai 'jungle curry' with a mix of chicken and vegetable. With this I had egg fried rice and and a bag of prawn crackers. The whole lot came to about 8 which seemed a lot at the the time, and whilst it took a while to arrive, it was definitely worth it. The curry was delicious and creamy with a huge range of spices and flavours. There were some massive chunks of ginger in amongst it, but this just intensified the punch of its overall flavour. Apparantly delivery from this place can take over an hour so I'd recommend you pick it up yourself - it's worth it.

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positive