Sentiment analysis: I love breakfast and this was one of the top rated in Tempe so I decided to try it. The parking lot was full and the line was long but I was ushered right in because I was alone and only needed a table for one (one of the only perks of eating alone). The staff was young and energetic. The atmosphere was upbeat and positive. The menu is extensive with several traditional breakfast (and lunch options). I ordered the french toast and a side of hash browns. The French toast was very good. I personally would have preferred it slightly more browned but it was still really good! The hash browns were amazing; not to greasy with a mix of crispy on the top and well cooked in the middle. They have free wifi so I was able to use my computer while eating. I would highly recommend!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I would do no stars if I could, but I can't. This place is hidden away in a dark corner. We walked in the dining room got weird looks from the server that was sitting with some guess, then another server asked how many? No greeting then the third server waived us down and asked "are u sure this seat will be okay?". I responded with I've never been there so any seat is fine. We sat at a wet table with dirty seats. So then the server asked me what I would like to drink, when I responded with coke she said "oh yeah our soda machine isn't working". Then my boyfriend asked "you have NO soda?", she said no just water and tea. That's when I got up and said its a deal breaker to have nothing other than water and tea. I will not be going back there.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I've been here a few times for drinks, but have never been impressed with the quality of drinks or service. The drinks have been on the weaker side, and seem overpriced outside of happy hour. I've had the margaritas, and they aren't as good as the ones at Mad Mex. I believe they do offer free chips and salsa, and they haven't been remarkable. I haven't ordered other food here, so I can't comment on its quality. Obviously, the main draw here is the rooftop bar, which can be a fun place to hang out on weekend nights, and offers a nice view of Walnut Street. Be forewarned, however, that it gets busy at these times. For rooftop dining and drinks, I recommend BRGR in East Liberty, which offers a more relaxed atmosphere, and better food/drinks. The Chinese restaurant across the street also has a rooftop deck, though I've never been there, so I can't offer an opinion. Overall, not a place I'd go out of my way to patronize--there are many other places in Shadyside and East Liberty offering better drinks, service, and ambiance, and many better, more genuine Mexican places.
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negative