Sentiment analysis: When we walked in yesterday we were hopeful to find a closer option than Chompie's for good deli. We were wrong. My kids had just gotten over a stomach bug, so we ordered them the chicken noodle soup. My husband watched the waitress dish it in a bowl, and then microwave it! If we wanted microwaved soup, we wouldn't have paid $4.50 a bowl! I ordered a vegetarian sandwich in an attempt to eat something fresh, and it had so much cheese and butter I couldn't finish it, I didn't realize I was getting a grilled cheese sandwich with a few vegetables! The sandwich I ordered had avocado in it, which I love, but you couldn't taste with all the cheese in it! My husband ordered the #10, pastrami and rye. It was ok, it's hard to mess up pastrami on rye with mustard, but it wasn't worth $10.50. We decided to order dessert, got rice pudding (one) for my two girls to share, and a brownie for my husband and I to share. Again, we watched the waitress use the microwave to heat these up! I was so shocked I didn't know what to say to them! It's ridiculous! I'm sure no NY deli in their right minds would use a microwave, and if they did, they'd have the decency to do it in the back away from patrons eyes, it's like a slap in the face! We paid $50 for 2 adult sandwiches, 2 bowls of soup, 4 drinks, 1 rice pudding, 1 brownie, and 1 black and white cookie. The quality didn't live up to the price and we will not be back.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I really hate to do this, but I just can't say anything good about Wong's Jr. I ordered Take Out last weekend from here, and I was really hoping this place would be good. Sad to say, it wasn't. We had 'Spicy' Orange Chicken, Shrimp Chowmein, and Egg Rolls. The Chicken wasn't spicy at all. Whatever kick was in it must have been forgotten to be added. As for the Chowmein, it was terrible. Sprouts and celery sitr-fried with a bag of canned crispy noodles. The Egg Rolls were 'meh' at best, and the rice....well, it was just white rice. I am not really sure what's going on here, but it appears that people either love this place or hate it. For those who love it, I wonder if you have ever had really good Chinese before.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Not mind-blowing in that it is just not as intimate a place like Bocata a few blocks west, but very good French-style cuisine in a rocking place. Guitarist/singer was rocking out in a romantic sort of way. Our table had Caesar salads, endive winter salad, and I had foie gras to start. The foie gras was truly awesome. Entrees were mussels, duck confit, and braised lamb. All very good. Desserts were fondant chocolate, tarte tantin, and tiramisu. All were very tasty and I'd go back, especially with a group or with well behaved kids. Not quite the right place for an intimate evening, but a great place for a fun and delicious evening.
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positive