Sentiment analysis: I think it is really more of a 3.5, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt as I have only been here once and give them the 4 stars. Let me start by saying that I came across this place as I way planning a trip to Maui for this summer and when I realized that Coconut's opened in Scottsdale I figured we would try it here first. I was very excited that they serve ono fish (my personal favorite and one of the only fish I like). I went with my mom and the BF yesterday for lunch. The BF got the fish and chips and my mom and I shared the fish tacos (thankfully!). The BF thought the fish and chips were just ok. I thought they were pretty meh. They didn't have a lot of flavor and I definitely wouldn't return here for the fish and chips. The fish tacos, on the other hand, were very tasty. The fish was tasty and not too 'fishy.' The sauces and slaw were all very delicious and came together nicely with the fish. My complaints include that you cannot pick up the taco, it is too big and it's hard to eat, the bottom tortilla was so hard I had to saw through it with a knife to eat it, and I wish they had the option of getting one taco because I feel that I could not go here alone because I don't want to throw away a whole taco (it's way too much food). The prices are high, but they do give you a lot of food. I would probably come here again if someone else suggested it or if I were in the neighborhood, but I wouldn't rush out and drive across town to come here.
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Sentiment analysis: Having been to many Hindu temples in my life, this one is on point. It's not the largest, but it's well-maintained. The priest is attentive (this can be an issue at other temples), and is very friendly (this can also be an issue). The temple committee has solid calendar with various community programs, so if you are not from the area and visiting, you will definitely make friends amongst the Hindu community. This temple is open to people of all faiths (Sikh, Jewish, Mormon, Catholic, etc.), so feel free to bring your friends and give them a little background on where you come from.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: We went there Motzi Shabbos 12/25/2010, with my son, daughter-in-law and their two children. I went to ask to clear messy tables so we could sit down and eat. I was informed that they would only do take out. When you are in a hotel, it is hard to do take out and have warm food. The waiter asked me if we wanted food to go. Before I had a chance to answer, he gave a sigh and walked away from me. I will never step foot there again and tell anyone who asks for kosher food in Las Vegas, not to go there.
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negative