Sentiment analysis: I came here on a Saturday for brunch and Hubbard Avenue Diner did not disappoint! We arrived around 1pm...the place was busy, but they seem to turn over tables fairly quickly. We only waited about 10 minutes to be seated. I LOVE all the pi references =) We ordered coffee and the waitress brought a small carafe to the table for self-serve refills. Nice! For food, I ordered one of the daily brunch specials, an egg scramble with sausage, mushrooms, onions, and cheese served with hash browns and a biscuit. The scramble was cooked well and included the right balance of eggs and "stuff." Hash browns were crispy and the biscuit was flaky and delicious. My breakfast mate ordered the daily quiche, which included a unique hash brown crust (rather than a pastry crust). I was told it was yummy =) Overall, I'd come back to Hubbard for a solid, quality brunch. The breakfast menu is not super extensive, but they offer good options, plus the daily specials keep it interesting. I'd like to try some of the more unique dishes, such as Potato-Zucchini Pancakes or Breakfast Quesadilla.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I'm reading these reviews and thinking some of y'all need to read up on what a "convenience store" is...if you're expecting a supermarket selection and walmart prices, then it's nobody's fault but your own when you're disappointed. I live right next door to Pinkus. They always have what I need when I'm cooking and realize I'm out of that *one* ingredient, be it an onion or a bottle or Worcestershire sauce. They also have a great wine selection and a whole bevy of snacks and desserts to satisfy any corner store cravings. Perfect place to stop before, after, or during a trip to the park!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I wasn't too thrilled with the place. They didn't have much of a selection and they didn't have larger sizes. I just sat next to the mannequin on the couch until my friends were done. Even their jewelry selection wasn't that appealing. The decor is great!
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negative