Sentiment analysis: First I need to start by saying my fiance and I are Vegan. Not a very big vegan/vegetarian selection. As a vegan you would think a soup and salad place would be a good choice. The portions are tiny and not very filling. They have so many employees, it didn't seem efficient. The portion scoops for your custom built salad yielded a serving size comparable to a teaspoon. When you ask for more they charge you or use another of your 6 inclusive toppings scoops. The prices were decent for the portions. Service wasn't memorable, which is to be expected at $10 a plate. Probly won't return, considering the all you can eat salad bar at sweet tomatoes is relatively commensurate as far as produce quality, yet boasts more options. The one vegan Soup was great, a little salty, but not unbearable. The wilted and soggy lettuce was a bit of a turn off, but too insignificant to warrant complaining. Over all not great for vegans, and would be estimated to be pretty good for meat eaters but no better than a panera or other salad bar in our opinion.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Every time I'm in Vegas, I always try to make my way here. Both their Henderson and Spring Mountain locations are great (I haven't tried their newest location on Eastern yet). The broth here is what makes it so good. I always get the pho tai gan (comes with the steak and soft tendons). Honestly, it's the only one I've tried. It's such a long time between trips out to Vegas, that I'm always craving the same thing. If you haven't had pho before, there is hoisin sauce and siracha or another chili sauce (siracha is the more spicy kind with the green top, the other kind is in the cup with the spoon. I'm a weak asian so I go for the less spicy kind :X) that I usually mix together in a small sauce dish and dip my noodles into it. To drink, they have amazing coconut water. It's so sweet and refreshing. If you want to be healthy, order the kind from the fresh young coconut (not as sweet, but still very good). For any of you asian readers, the che 3 mau (three bean dessert with coconut milk) is so reminiscent of our childhood. I'm not really sure how it tastes to westerners, but the dessert is definitely top 5 on my dessert list. www.anitaeat.com
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Beware of the overzealous sales staff! I came in and got a whole lot of help in getting a properly fitted helmet. The guy seemed really knowledgeable and he walked me through getting a perfect fit. Unfortunately his knowledge did not carry over into my next inquisition, (but his vibrato did) helmet audio. I asked about bluetooth in helmet speaker systems and he said that they did not carry any (which I thought was odd for a helmet store)! However he did have some "really great" speakers that I could install. He had two models and he told me that the higher priced models were just that much better. I took the bait and asked if he'd install them. Obviously he had never done this before and it became equally clear that he really didn't really have any experience with them at all. Well the speakers HAVE TO HAVE AN AMPLIFIER! There is no way you can hear much of anything without amplification. Anyone who had any knowledge or any experience with these would have known this. This guy clearly didn't know what he was selling (but that sure didn't slow him down from trying to sell them)!. So I went back to return them and I was told that they were "electronics" so therefore were not returnable. So if the ONLY thing you want is a helmet ... not a bad place. If you want advise on anything else ... perhaps this is not the best place for inquiring.
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negative