Sentiment analysis: I don't see what people find good in this restaurant. Food isn't bad, but isn't anything different. It's really average and nothing that I've ever had here is worth a mention. The serving sizes are so small for the price, when they brought out the appetizers, I almost thought it was a joke! The interiors are okay, and are very un-Indian, so it feels different, rather than having Indian style art everywhere. I was impressed the first time I walked in. It feels like you are in a French restaurant or something. The last time I ate here, we wanted to sit outside because the weather was good. But we regretted our decision owing to their lights. I don't know who designed the place but the continuous yellow-red-green-blue lights are completely unnecessary. This is a restaurant, not a discotheque, you know! Another problem I have is with how snotty these guys are. I once dropped by 15 minutes before closing time and all I wanted was a drink (chai or soda, not a fancy drink), but the guy at the counter told me they were closed. Come on, there's still 15 minutes, what's the whole deal with making a chai? I'm Indian and I know how much effort it takes! Given the average taste of the food which is typical of Indian restaurants in the US, I wouldn't bother going out of my way for this place. I'd much rather pick up food from Bollywood Bites or just make it myself. It's just as good.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Now waiting one hour past appointment time. I like my doctor, but something needs to be done about scheduling appointments. Last time I waited close to 3 hours and I didn't even get to the doctor.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Very disappointed with this Salon. This was my first time here - I took my son. I've been to other Aveda Salon's and they've been great, so I really thought I was doing the right thing by having my husband take my son there for a much needed hair cut. While I appreciate that my 11 year old was very grumpy at having to have his somewhat long shaggy hair cut short, I didn't expect to have the Stylist cut as she thought fit. My son eventually picked a style out of a book, and the Stylist commenced the hair cut. In the end, my husband had to tell the Stylist to stop cutting and told her that what she'd done looked nothing like the cut in the book. Her reply was "we'll this looks better'. I don't care what she thought - it was not what my son wanted. And in fact, the style looks awful on him. Not only is it way too short, the cut is choppy, chunky and uneven. It's so short that it can't be cut to fix it, it will just have to grow out. I believe that a Stylist should listen to their clients, no matter the age. My son is right at the age (almost 12) where looks are becoming very important, and he is now miserable that his hair looks 'stupid' (which in all honesty, it does). It can't be fixed, we now just have to sit and wait for it to grow. This should never have happened, if she'd just done what she'd been asked to do, instead of being 'scissor happy' and taking it upon her self to decided what my son needed. While they have agreed to give a refund, (the request was taken down by a grump, short, and rather rude receptionist), I would have rather paid the money and just got a good hair cut. Very disappointing from what should have been a great Salon. I wont be returning.
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negative