Sentiment analysis: Ok it is their first week of business at this location. I will give them some slack for that, hence the 2nd star. Went there for lunch with a coworker. Pricey, Plan to spend $13+ for lunch. We consider this expensive for a work day lunch. So, we opted for the special soup which was $8 for a styrofoam bowl full. *shudders at styrofoam* The waiter raved about the crab soup over the lobster bisque so we tried it. My co worker liked it, but I only ate half which is highly unusual for me. It was a bit fishy for my liking, seemed they were masking smelly cheap crab with too heavy paste like cream & lots of pepper. Even ran into a shell chip or two. Ick. The only thing that got me really crabby ( bad pun) was it took over 1/2 hour for them to ladle out 2 bowls of soup, plunk down a handful of saltines, and napkins. Ridiculous! I will say the hush puppies we split were top notch.. The ambience is horrible, school bus yellow walls with stop sign red below chair rail, think nursery school, or sports team. Ya I get they're football fans but its a bit too teenage boys bedroom. Coincidentally, all the wait staff & cooks were younger asian men...Not sure what that means? Its an oxymoron, I don't put Maryland crab expertise..think fishermen, think sea captains, think east coast old world, think Loyola, ...with surfer dudes toting iPods. Either way, Service was laughably bad, food pricey for fried fare, ambience none existent. Doubt we will return.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: My family and I just enjoyed a fabulous Happy Hour delight at The View Wine Bar and Kitchen in Tivoli Village, in LV. The tapas menu is extraordinary. We enjoyed stuffed dates wrapped in proscuitto and fig, risotto cakes and baked brie with walnuts in grilled bread, mouth watering delicious. Coupled with peach bellinis and bloody marys- simply perfection. Kudos to the chef, wait staff- namely Christine, and the general manager - Rich Feuerstein, for a most efficient and notable presentation, service and personal attention. The ambience is very comfortably chic and modern industrial. This is truly a gem in the crown of Tivoli Village. Our view, from our table, was most enjoyable in the afternoon sun overlooking the piazza! Gorgeous!! They also offer a Cheese Shoppe, filled with various wines and cheeses to couple with your favorite taste buds. Happy Hour in the Cheese Shoppe is 5p-8p daily, and serves up an extensive wine list!! Make this a must stop on your trip to Tivoli! It's definitely a magnificent culinary experience. See you for dinner tomorrow!! Jeannie and Danny NYC
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positive

Sentiment analysis: This rating is not for the food, which we didn't get a chance to eat, but for the smell. Upon walking into this bustling little noodle shop to put our name on the list, the overwhelming smell of toilet turned us off and we selected a different restaurant to try within 5 minutes. We've eaten at many ramen places and had not ever been to a place where the smell was so overwhelming and yet seemingly unrecognized by the patrons.
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negative