Hmmm....we really wanted to like this place but were pretty disappointed. Service was friendly but sloooow. Food was just not very good overall. We started with the Queso Dip which was actually pretty tasty. I was disappointed wih the fact that the chips were obviously store bought (or vendor, as the case may be) but my wife later pointed out that the reason for that was likely to retain the "gluten free" claim on that dish, as the menu does have some fried items that are not gluten free, so there would be a cross contamination from the fryer. OK, I'll let them slide on that. We then shared a salad with their "crabby salad", made from jack fruit, and a rice bowl with their soy pulled BBQ. Both were more sweet than savory and we didn't really care for either. We felt like we could have easily made either dish better at home, to be honest. There just wasn't much finesse in the preperation of either dish. Both seemed just sort of thrown together...not the kind of composed dishes that you hope for when you dine out. I should mention that my wife is temporarily on a gluton and dairy free diet, which why we chose to dine here. I have tried to also adhere to that diet as much as possible, in order to support my wife, figuring it sure couldn't hurt...sounds healthy! Unfortunately, we didn't really feel like we ate all that healthy there, mostly due to the sweetness of the dishes.
How would this review be described in terms of sentiment?
OPT: a). negative b). positive
a).