Sentiment analysis: This was the worst Mexican food I have ever eaten! When you arrive you get chips, two tomato based salsas (one mild, one hot) and a bean/meat dip that seriously looks like baby diaper remnants! The chips are more on the thick side, and the salsa's are a little bland. I ordered a lunch special with three burritos (all dry-no sauces on top). One was pork, which was very tough, grizzly and tasted like it had been reheated from the night before. Then came the machaca burrito. The machaca was ok, but nothing to write home about. It did have about 3 strips of peppers and onions in it. Finally came the bean and cheese burrito. Not sure how they prepare their beans, but it is just not right!! I am glad my lunch special was so inexpensive, as I would have been mad if I spent more than the $6 that I did! I'd recommend skipping this joint and heading to Macayo's or Serrano's if this is the style of mexican food you like!

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Sentiment analysis: This is a great yoga place - lots of classes on offer, both the drop-in and 7-week package variety. There are quite a few teachers in the schedule, which I personally like - if someone isn't a good fit, there are plenty of other classes to choose. I haven't been to many yet - but i was convinced enough by their biannual free open day offering to buy a 3-month pass. It's mostly Hatha, with some kundalini and meditative practice thrown in. The pre-paid 7-week courses include prenatal, postnatal-with-baby, and I believe childrens' courses. The teachers I've worked with so far have been really genuine, friendly and it's a welcoming environment. It's pretty pricey though. Current prices are posted online. If you buy a pass, you can also track your usage of it online (they give you a barcode thing that you scan in before each class, and a username/pwd for their site). Terrific location just around the corner from Sherbrooke Metro, on St Denis in the lower Plateau. Yoga Sangha has the second and third floors of pleasantly-creaky old brownstone. Exposed-brick walls, big windows, not enough mirrors though. The thai restaurant on the ground floor can make for a .... fragrant evening class, but apart from that its a really nice facility. There are changing facilities, lockers and a shower for men and women (seperate). They also have treatment rooms in the lower-ground floor. The decor is kinda urban day-spa - meets - tibetan-inspired yoga-chic. All classes are in French; if you've done some yoga before, and your french is just-ok, you won't have a problem. I would say you'll need french in inverse proportion to your yoga knowledge.

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Sentiment analysis: I would give this place 4.5 Stars for quality and price. Black Miso Cod was definitely a 5, but I wish the skin was crispy. As for the Fries, it was the best fries I've ever had even though it was $9. Ramen was below average because the noodle were soggy and overcooked. The broth was pretty good though. I would definitely come back again as this place is cheaper than I thought it would be. Maybe it's just Vegas cuz I'm sure the Beverly Hills location will cost much more.

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positive