Sentiment analysis: Stopped into Tuck Shop after work for a happy hour cocktail and a bite to eat on a recommendation from a friend. Tuck Shop is off the beaten path and well worth popping in. Half Price glasses of wine were an unexpected treat before 6pm. Had the Dates stuffed with Chorizo and Gruyere... Excellent. I'd also recommend the Shrimp, Asparagus & Cauliflower with the dipping sauces. The sweet one has a pretty interesting base ingredient. See if you can guess what it is! Once you recognize it, the flavor overwhelms the sauce, so you may just be better off enjoying the mystery. The ambiance is pretty cool. Rather than getting a table or sitting at the bar, We sat on the couch in the reading room. Excellent mid-century mod chairs, tables and sofa. Visit Tuck Shop for sure... one of central Phx's gems! In a sea of strip malls and chain restaurant trash... Tuck Shop is more proof that this city has heart, just gotta poke around.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Please save your money. This is a TERRIBLE restaurant. For starters, I do understand this is not a 5 star steakhouse, but the environment, and "ambiance" is the first clue of what awaits you. As you enter, and see the prices on a Pepsi board, (yes the kind you find at a little league snack shack) now would be a great time to turn around. Grand total for 3 people was in the neighborhood of $45. If that wasn't bad enough, they have signs posted around the buffet asking you to "Please only take what you can eat," because wastefulness will force them to drive up their prices (not possible) However, these large downfalls absolutely pale in comparison to the quality of the food, this is the ultimate show stopper. These items look (and taste) like they have been sitting all day (including the sushi). Most dishes were luke warm at best, I would venture to guess that the food quality controls here are non-existent. All three of us had a very serious concern of food poisoning. I did not even trust the meat enough to put any into my hibachi dish. In summary, if you enjoy paying too much for terrible food, and spending the next day in bed, this is the place for you. I'd give this place 6 months at best
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Does an honest reputable solar company exist in the valley? So far I have yet to find one and would love to hear about one that can actually service and repair solar systems. Because this one certainly is not that company. They are so so so poor at customer service that I lack the heart and energy to go into each and every time that they have failed to follow up, failed to return phone calls, failed to fix the problem, fail to fix the problem they just fixed and then give one lame excuse and reason they can muster to avoid dealing with frustrated customers. The fact they make extra money on 'trip charges' only motivates them more to come repeatedly. The last 'reason' i got today was "oh that's because they need to fix it in the morning because of expansion and contraction". Then why did they come last time in the afternoon when they know this? I've been dealing with the company since late March and if I knew of a single option I'd run from them screaming but unfortunately they have a cornerstone on this market. I'm not sure if the woman I speak to every time (Cathy) has any skin in the game, at least enough to care about the company's future, but in my experience she holds the key to it's success or failure since she is the intermediary of every transaction and only serves to further the customer's aggravation and frustration. If I ever need service again I'll trash my system before I call these people back. In a single word: unconscionable.
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negative