Sentiment analysis: Sad, pricey and dirty. A' la carte is another word I would use. When you order a burgr, you get a burger. They don't have chocolate milkshakes. .Sorry! But. If you would like a piece of chewing gum, that they do have... ...Just check under the table. Yum.

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Sentiment analysis: For anyone who has ever lived in Michigan the idea of a diner with Coney Island in the name brings up a particular type of restaurant. This is exactly that type of place. The decor and menu were spot on with what I was looking for. I ordered a Coney dog and gyro. Two things you will find in very Michigan Coney Island. They were both good. The service was both friendly and fast. This place is a bit out of the way for me but it gives me the same feeling I got in Michigan so I will be sure to go back and bring my wife who will undoubtedly feel more nostalgic about then me.

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Sentiment analysis: I was excited to hear about the new location, since I only trek out to Tatum/Shea about once a year because of the distance. But it was a disappointment. BTW, the one on Tatum/Shea is much better than this one on 20th Street. There is a bad, sour smell in the whole store like rotting meat and/or produce. The last time I smelled that smell was in 2001 when the current Safeway location on McDowell and 7th Street used to be a Southwest Marketplace store. The produce section is small and all the lettuces and greens looked limp and wilted. They were out of arugula (Organic Girl brand), but even Basha's always has some on hand (especially the Basha's at 7th St. & Osborn). I did notice the smug liberal elitists ("SLE's") with their sandals, baggy clothes, no makeup, no deodorant, no bras, and REALLY bad hair (I guess it's the Hurricane Katrina look - or the mental ward look they are going for - done and done!). I wonder WHY they are smug? What are they thinking is so great about themselves?! That they know how to spell "organic"? Instead, they SHOULD BE EMBARRASSED that they pay too much for groceries for no good reason! I guess their budgets are still intact, however, because they obviously don't spend any money on clothes, shoes, makeup, deodorant or hair brushes -- so it all evens out I guess. Maybe that SMELL in the store is its typical customers... Prices: cra cra! Horizon organic milk carton - DOUBLE the price I can get the exact same product for at Basha's. I like Sprouts better. I'm glad Whole Foods had a supplement section (as they always do), but I can also get the same supplements at Sprouts or on Amazon without having to endure the "tudes" of the SLE's (SEE paragraph #3 herein). I think I will stick with Basha's, COSTCO and Sprouts for all my food needs and Amazon for most of my supplements. I will probably go again in about a year to see if Whole Foods has cleaned up their act. But I think now that so many regular grocery stores and Sprouts carry most of the same stuff WF's does (AND FOR LESS MONEY), there's just no common sense in going to Whole Foods. Whole Foods is becoming a bad joke.

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negative