Sentiment analysis: I would give a zero star if I could. We ordered a yasu roll asking for avocado on the side yesterday and our waitress (who was super nice) went and told the sushi chef and he agreed said ok... Well when he gave us out order... Guess what... There's avocado. So I politely told our waitress and she went and told the chief and he starts arguing with her. Then he came and said "you want Avocado on the side???" I said "yes" he says "you don't like avocado?" I said "no" and he says "oh. Just take it out then" what the heck?????? I've never heard of someone making a mistake on my order then telling me a simple "just take it out" I'm such a picky eater that I don't even want avocado touching anything but my sister who was with me, LOVES avocado so that's why I asked for it to be on the side!!!! To make matters worst, I asked him if I can have a knife so I can cut the roll in half and let me sister eat the side with avocado... He hands me a chop stick thing with a sharp edge. Omg. I give up. I just can't take it anymore. Poor service. Instead of remaking the roll or giving us a 10% off our bill or something. Worst sushi place ever. It's because of places like this... Is why I hate trying new places!!!
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negative

Sentiment analysis: My friend and I hit this place up on a Friday evening before I went over to the Hard Rock Pool for a concert. I've driven past this place a hundred times and it always seems packed. This was true on a Friday night, yet when we went inside, we were seated immediately. In fact, we were able to sit out on the patio in the cooling summer weather. We just wanted to eat a couple of appetizers and enjoy a couple of drinks. I ordered the patatas braza (red potatoes in a hot sauce) with the duck rolls (egg rolls but duck instead of egg). Both were small portions, but considering we weren't that hungry, they were perfect. The flavor of the sauce accompanying the duck was excellent. The patatas were good but a little too spicy. My friend was craving a mojito all day and since we couldn't do some at home, she got one here. No plain pre-made mojito here, it was full of mint leaves and left a nice aftertaste in my mouth when I was allowed a sample. We shall return here to sample a more complex menu in the future, as well as sit inside and enjoy the atmosphere and seating within (cool couches for seating instead of your regular high-back chair faire. The cost was relatively inexpensive (as long as you don't come in too hungry), so we can come again before a Friday Night Live concert at the Hard Rock pool without feeling like a broke pig.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: The only reason I'm not giving this 1 star is purely because of how much i LOVE anything vaguely fajita/enchillada/burrito-related. It would be almost like cheating on them if I did that. But, if you're reading this Mariachi, you're really not that great. When I go to a latino restaurant I expect a great lively atmosphere, cheesy latino music, and amazing home-made food. Unfortunately, the only one of these criteria that Mariachi met was the cheesy music. And 1 out of 3 definitely is bad. The food was mediocre at best. Having lived in South America for a year you could say that I'm being a bit harsh on them, as nothing back home ever tastes as good as the real thing. But Tex Mex 2 on Thistle Street absoutey blows that theory out of the water, as well as offering much better value for money. If they insist on charging as much as they do here, they should up their game. Otherwise, they should lower their prices. But until they do, I don't see this place being the massive success that it should be given its location. I'm not surprised the Potterrow branch of Mariachi closed down!
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negative