Sentiment analysis: Being inside Armstrongs is a little bit like playing in your Mums wardrobe when you were a kid! Old dresses, clomping around in the wrong size shoes and finishing the ensemble off with an old set of pearls and floppy hat! When you walk in you're immediately taken back to bygone eras, with rack upon rack of original 1920's flapper dresses, 1940's tea dresses, Zoot suits and all the vintage accessories you'd ever want! There's even a sort of musty, old clothes smell which, far from being something off-putting, is actually quite authentic and comforting! The shop is divided up into male and female sections, and both are well stocked with a few changing rooms to try on the wonderful things you'll find. I would, however, suggest you go with the time to have a proper rake around, as I can guarantee there will be a gorgeous 50's sun dress hiding somewhere at the back of a rack! The store also has a reasonable selection of fancy dress wigs, accessories, net skirts and tights to really dress up the perfect outfit. The only negative I have is that some of the older dresses, and accessories, are really quite expensive...but I guess that's the price you pay for having something truly vintage! This place is really amazing, and whether you're looking for a fancy dress costume, or a vintage outfit for a special occasion, Armstrongs is definitely worth a visit next time you're in the Grassmarket!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Very disappointed after hearing good reviews about this restaurant. This was an anniversary dinner for my wife and I and we were looking forward to a nice evening. First, I called in our reservation and noted it was our anniversary, but when we arrived (after waiting in the 'reservation' line for about 45 minutes) the hostess could not find our reservation. Not a big deal right? I told them I made the reservation over the phone. They told me no problem they would seat me in just a few minutes. They ended up seating us at the worst table of the house, right behind the hostess stand. That wouldn't do for our anniversary dinner so I asked why we had such a poor table? The hostess replied that since we did not have a reservation, walk-ins get seated in the bar lobby. I reiterated that we did make the reservation, but that they somehow lost it. The hostess's reply? 'Well, I didn't lose your reservation.' I asked to speak to the manager. Second, the manager comes up to the hostess stand. After a minute or two of whispers and checking their computer, she comes up to me and says, word for word 'And you are here for?' Seriously? As a manager THAT'S how you begin your interaction with a guest? I explained that what I was there for was for our anniversary, I made the reservation over the phone and I was not happy with the table they offered me. She responded by saying that they were very busy and that all walk-ins are sat in the bar area since there were no other available tables. After explaining, again, that we had made the reservation over the phone, the manager gave me a quick nod and said something to the hostess. No apology, not even a word of acknowledgement. The hostess sat us at a table in the solarium area. Third, the food is nothing special. There are plenty of other restaurants in Las Vegas that have better steaks and seafood. Eiffel Tower restaurant, Prime Steakhouse, Seablue, and Picasso just to name a few. I'm not saying the food was bad, but nothing to go out of your way for. Overall, if it wasn't for the horrible experience with the hostess and management (our waitress was actually very nice), we wouldn't have been impressed with this restaurant at all. Spend your time and money someplace else.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Food was good and our server was great. The management is very rude to their employees, especially those that are latino. I didn't like to see that and this is why I'm eating a 1. There is no need to make someone feel like they are less than you
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negative