Sentiment analysis: The wife and I were out driving to the different casinos trying to play instead of pay. I told her to keep an eye out on places to eat. She spotted this place, and told me a bit about it. I haven't had a good Denver omelet in a long time. I was going to have it specially made with egg whites but I asked too late. (it was my fault, otherwise they would have) The omelet was still very good. The order came w/ potatoes and coffee. I actually couldn't eat all of the food, and THAT means something! We started with the fritter it looks like a apple turnover -turned inside out and covered with maple sugar. MMMM that was gooood! I wish they were open so I can get one. Plus(the reason for 4 stars): The waitresses worked together which you don't really see nowadays. Kept drinks filled! brought food fast ....the waitress saw my military Id card and offered a percentage off without asking. I hate asking. Neg.: I think they should update the furniture. (a mom & daughter checked the place out and said that before leaving) I can understand why they don't change the furniture, probably same reason I don't go to Denny's. I like the Homey type of feeling. They do sell homemade jam. I would like to have tasted it. Instead they have the prepackaged jam. [reason not a 5 star :( ] Next time I am going to buy some jam, I plan on coming here.

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Sentiment analysis: This is a Mexican seafood restaurant and grocery. You can dine-in or buy fish to bring home and cook. For those who are unschooled in the field of eating in combo fish-shop/restaurants, the place will smell faintly like fish. Fair warning if you find the smell repugnant. Also, if you're experience with Mexican seafood ends with the fish taco or Baja Fresh, be warned - this place is not quite what you are expecting. I dropped in, lured by promises of $5.99 lunch specials, and was surprised at the prices on the menu - most items were in the double-digit range, and I was only looking for a quick, cheap lunch. The menu is large and varied, with everything from beef to octopus fully represented. As tempting as the more expensive entrees sounded, I diligently stuck to my budget, opting for the $5.99 shrimp burrito. $5.99 isn't bargain-basement for a burrito, but for a flour tortilla stuffed with shrimp, a standard ensalada, and some flavorful rice with vegetables, I'll bite. The shrimp was in a sauce that had hints of citrus and tomato, and another bright, tangy note that I couldn't quite place. The shrimp itself was excellently cooked, not soggy like poor-quality ceviche or overly-rubbery like poorly defrosted frozen camarones. In short, delicious. The rice tasted like it was cooked in some kind of broth, and had tomatoes and carrots thrown in for good measure. Also delicious. The salad was the standard that you get in most Mexican places, but, importantly, the iceberg lettuce, green bell pepper, and tomato all tasted fresh. No limp lettuce here. The veggies provided a very satisfying crunch to the burrito and the rice. They also served beer and liquor.

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Sentiment analysis: I just got a really great smoothie here, however the two girls working were very rude. Also, this place has a strange and disconcerting sour scent that I find unidentifiable to my olfactory perception. I looked past this smell at first and went on putting yogurt in my cup and dumping various fruits on it. I bring my smoothie cup up to pay and she asks in a monotone voice if I want it mixed. Well, no shit. Then she took my cup and disappeared for 5 minutes only to return with a half filled cup of poorly blended deliciousness.

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negative