Sentiment analysis: We are regulars at DiFara's in Brooklyn, NY and wanted to try Dom's place in LV. (See my photo taken at DiFara's in Brooklyn.) First the differences. The crust was not as thin as DiFara's in Brooklyn and the oil was not present as it is in Brooklyn. In Brooklyn the pan has a pool, not a coat, of oil under the pizza, after it is eaten. Not much oil was present here and that was just from the cheese, not from the generous amount of oil that is poured on pizzas made by Dominic himself. The good news is that the pizza tastes the same, which is fantastic. There is no better. There are some advantages to the LV pizzeria. Comfortable chairs/tables and some elbow room. Working restrooms open to the public. TV. A full bar, free refills on soft drinks which are from a fountain. No hour long lines to get a table and fill an order. Tables are clean here, unlike in Brooklyn where they depend on people cleaning their own tables. There is a full menu for Italian food, other than the fantastic pizza. We had a waiter, which does not exist in Brooklyn. There is even a parking lot. How about that! Also this restaurant is open all day including Monday and Tuesday. Sorry, no private parties on Thursday night yet. Pizza is not $28. for no toppings. It is listed at $18. but they gave us half off because of some promotion. Wow! $9.00 for an authentic DiFara's pizza! Given a choice, I would prefer the excessively oiled pizza with the thinner crust in Brooklyn. But for $9.00, I will take this.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: While I definitely agree with the reviews that say the matzo ball sucks, I still enjoy the large portions and generally good sandwiches here. I usually go here after work (11pm or so) when there's no line or anything so its fine.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: So, you're outside walking and it's dark out. How is it possible that you walk into a bar and it's even darker? Well, my friends, it is possible at Mario's. From what you can see, the place looks pretty cool. It's clean. Nice big bar. I remember liking the decorative old fashioned ceiling. It was pretty quiet and low key for being a night for entertainment - yes, karaoke was going on and it was mighty fun for the dozen or so people that are actually at the restaurant. Your eyes eventually adjust and you meet your waitress after awkwardly seating yourself. She gets you a water and hands you a menu. Then she disappears. For twenty minutes. She apologizes and takes your order as you're literally about to leave and finally refills your drink. Eventually, after all of that water, you need to use the facilities. Let me warn you ladies --- don't wear difficult shoes here! The bathroom, although clean and bright (blindingly bright compared to the rest of the place) is at the bottom of steep stairs! I can only tell you the damage I would do to myself if I combined alcohol, those stairs and some high heels! :) So, you've drank all of your water and the entertainment is waning. You're then wondering why you're still there. Oh, yeah, that's right. You ordered food FORTY FIVE MINUTES AGO! I ordered some avacado turkey sandwhich. It was okay, a little dry so order some mayo or ranch if you decide that you want to go somewhere and wait over an hour for mediocre food and crap service. Oh, and just a reminder, when the waitress tells you that your bill is taken care of because of how awful the service was, remember that "taken care of" actually means they're knocking $3.50 off of it and tossing in a drink chip......... Hey Mario - I won't be seeing you.
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negative