Sentiment analysis: I personally think Picazzo's food is not bad at all. My group of friends came in on a Monday night around 8PM so of course it wasn't busy. We got seated right away and our server was friendly and pretty funny. Two of my friends got a large pizza, half was chipotle and the other half was spicy Thai peanut sauce ( or something like that). I tried and thought it was very good. It was different from traditional pizzas, the hand tossed crust was to die for. Another friend of ours can't eat gluten so he got a gluten-free crust pepperoni and I, of course, had to get my greedy hand on it and it was tasty. I, myself, got an appetizer which was the Spicy Thai Peanut chicken wings. There were about 8 to 10 wings for 12 dollars, hm...a little bit pricey but was worthwhile. The flavor was different, but good. The wings were not breaded, but were crunchy. I guess I gave a 4 star because it's a little pricey...I know it's Scottsdale, organic and everything, but for a meal and a beer, you can easily pay 40 bucks, which is, to me, not a daily thing. But in general, I'd recommend this restaurant. I will continue to come back.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Wow, just horrible. We were told to wait for our table, a booth, while they cleaned it and reset. Then watched 5 minutes later some dim-witted hostess give it away to another group because she didn't communicate with her coworkers. When we asked the manager about it, she kinda shrugged her shoulders and stated nobody was close to being done. Ummmm, yeah...reason why this place sucks. Put your head on people, these are restaurant basics. Can't run the door properly, then I can't imagine how bad everything else is. Don't even bother.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I went here Sunday night with a party of 4. This was my first authentic-like tapas experience so excuse my ignorance because I really don't know much about Spanish tapas. The ambiance of the place is great. They must have spent tons of cash making this place look like an establishment right out of Spain. The waiters all were dressed in all white with red sash thingys and red hats. They looked like Spanish bull fighters to me. Anyway, the decor is very interesting to say the least. I had initially thought the place had just opened because some things were a complete clusterfuc like the staff was still working out opening day problems. From getting menus, to getting bread and beverages it was a bit rough. However, the entire staff was very friendly and the food did come out rather quickly. In total we tried about 7 tapas. They have tons to choose from and they looked rather authentic to my gringo eyes. Most of the stuff I've never heard of but they pretty much all looked great. Most are around $7 and are probably enough for a few people to sample. Almost everything I tried was very good and the stuff that wasn't was because I had no idea what I was ordering and was trying to be adventurous. All-in-all it was a fun experience and a perfect thing to do when having dinner with friends. I regret not getting the sangria after reading the reviews on here but there is always next time.
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positive