Sentiment analysis: The $12 Monday night Prime Rib special will pull you in. Don't believe the hype. BF is a huge prime rib fan, and when I stumbled across this place i thought I'd struck gold and found a Monday night that fit our schedules to bring him in for a surprise date night. And my carefully-laid plans bombed. Placed his order for the prime rib special with mashed potatoes, bummed to hear it does not come with a vegetable despite many mentions in other reviews and pictures here of a veggie side. Waitress told us a side would set us back $2- for bar veggies? No thanks. My order was for the 10oz NY, which did come with a veggie, mashed potatoes as a side as well. Both of us added on a side salad for $1 extra, with bleu cheese dressing. Now, if the first element of your meal is a side salad, and you are unable to finish it, that's probably a bad sign. The salad itself was fine and decently fresh but the dressing had seen better days- it neither smelled nor tasted like and bleu cheese dressing I've ever had in my life, and we couldn't put our finger on whether it was supposed to be a yogurt-based ranch dressing, or if it was spoiled. Waitress cleared our still-full salad bowls in confusion, and when we mentioned that the dressing was off/funky, all she had to say was, "Well it came straight from the bottle." Um, then maybe check the expiration date on that bottle. Then our entrees were brought out. BF's rare prime rib was medium rare only in the middle, and easily 1/3rd of it was fat while another 1/3rd of it appeared to be brown in color and possibly spoiled. It tasted like more of a roast than any prime rib I've ever had. My steak also had a good 1/3rd of the meat consisting of fat, and not even just around the edges of the steak itself but globs of fat within the middle of the steak- very, very low quality meat. I know my expectations for bar food are low, but come on ... For a $30 meal, we literally ate about 1/5 of his prime rib (we were put off by the rest of it), and maybe 2/3rd of my steak, plus the broccoli and potatoes. Not really the value it's advertised as. On top of that, we barely made it to the car before our stomachs started hurting. To end on a positive note, our waitress was super friendly and sweet, though I'm a little perturbed that she didn't offer a solution or even begin to address the quality issues with our meal. That being said, she's a server and not a manager or in charge of who is selected as a supplier, so she's not really the one to discuss those matters with any way. Considering we had maybe five bites of our salads, I expected them to be removed from our bill- even if it was only a measley $2. Only redeeming factor of our meal was the beer my BF ordered- it was a JW Dundee Nut Brown Ale and it was delicious.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Ate at this location last night and the pizza was good as always. This location is larger and the tables spaced more apart than the Vegas location which was nice so at you aren't sitting on top of each other. Drinks were refilled quickly, and the staff are on their toes here. There was a mixup in our order, we had ordered a large cheese and a small white, but the kitchen reversed it. Once they realized there mistake they promptly popped a large cheese in the oven while we ate the small and took all the leftovers to go. I would not get the white pizza again, while it was good, I miss the flavor the sauce provides, to me the white pizza was just cheesy gRlic flatbread
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I like going to Bombay Bazaar because its very clean, smells nicer than other ethnic stores and the layout makes for very quick and easy shopping. I never have to ask where the 'Toor daal' is or 'moong daal' is because if you follow the categories, you'll find what your pantry needs :) I also like supporting this mom and pop place. They're warm and kind and always greet us with a big 'Namaste'. Prices are fair and vegetable are fresh. Good place to go for Indian shopping.
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positive