Sentiment analysis: OK, just to be upfront. The food wasn't bad. I didn't find it great, and some elements were downright lacking, but the food wasn't the deal breaker. The problem was the price, and the service. My wife and I went there for a date night and decided to cash in coupons we got as a wedding present from her former employer. We thought, "Ahh! A meal on the cheap!". I had checked other reviews on other websites showing not so favorable reviews, but I trust the reviews on yelp more, and there wasn't anything that made my spider senses tingle. So our coupon said it covered a meal at the restaurant. Well turns out that the coupon covers 35$ of the meal. What they do is add everything up, tax you on the total bill, add a service fee on the price of the total meal, and then discount your bill 35$ from your coupon. I could tell they get grilled about the bill all the time, because as soon as he dropped off the bill, the waiter immediately went into an explanation as to how the billing worked. Also you're set into a fixed menu as soon as you mention you have a coupon (Which you are obligated to do to redeem it). \ The set menu is a tapas style meal. A butt load of tiny little salads (what they call "cold appetizers"to fill you up, and then a plate with 5 hot items. Some of the salads were bland, and I was surprised to see that some of the potatoes in the potato salad were woefully undercooked. One of the cold appetizers was simply some cut dill pickles. I would say if I was to put a price on all the cold appetizers in another restaurant, I'd say 15-20$ just because of sheer volume of selection(I am referring to the amount we got for 2 people). The hot course was pretty good. The Lamb meatball was nice and tender. I would have liked a little more seasoning, but I'll admit I'm being picky. The cabbage roll itself was good, but it was covered in a massive glob of melted cheese, which turned out taking away from the delicate balance of spices in the roll itself. I was a bit upset about that. The deruny (potato pancake) was pretty unappetizing. It appeared to have been cooked in a cold pan, making it absorb a ridiculous amout of oil. As you cut into it, the surface started glistening as the oil raised to the surface. Gross. The rest of the items were pretty good, and were quite filling too. The service, oh dear. We had as much face to face time with our waiter during the whole meal, as when he explained our bill. The dropped off bread, and 2 trays with our food. He refilled the water once. That was it. At this point I will mention that this meal is all you can eat. So if you want to be technical, you could say that if I wanted my money's worth I should have had more. But heres the thing. By the end of trying all the salads, finishing some, and having the very filling hot course, I was very full... and I'm an eater folks. I can pack away the food. I didn't want any more. I was quite stuffed. OK, here comes the math, so some people might want to skip this part and just never go here. So heres the breakdown, we had 2 people have the set menu that comes with the coupons, then I had a shot of ice cold Belvedere Vodka (7,75$) and my wife had a fancy champagne cocktail that was 18$. Now let me add everything together stating the highest price that I would find reasonable for what we had... 75.75$, plus tax, 86$, plus tip, 97$(roughly). So if we were paying the most I would find reasonable it would be a 100$ bill. I really think I'm being as fair as possible on this price. I'm expecting to pay 30$ out of pocket. The reality of the situation is that the bill was 125$. So that means, if I take out the drinks with tips and tax on them, we're looking around 34$ cheaper, so the bill would have been around 91$, just for the food, service, tax. This was NOT WORTH THAT. I've eaten more at MUCH nicer restaurants, with much better food for less money. Walking out with a bill of 54$ in this case, I was not irate. Had I purchased the coupons I would have been spitting my Belvedere vodka and breathing fire. Please don't go here. Go somewhere else. Go somewhere expensive. Treat yourself. Don't get drawn in by a groupon or livingsocial deal. Avoid.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I absolutely love this Super Target Store. We have a regular Target closer to our house but this Target is as good as it gets (well, a two story Super Target is as good as it gets but hey, this is still VERY nice!). I stopped by last Saturday to order my daughter's birthday cake. I know they make yummy cakes and they were extremely accommodating with the stuff I needed to make her cake just perfect. She's 3. She needs a perfect cake, you know? So, anyway, the girl that helped me out at the counter was so helpful. She answered all my questions and she even told me about Cartwheel (a fairly new app I had never used before), that helped me save an extra 10% on top of the 5% I get by using my Red Card and hey, I love a coupon as much as I love my coffee in the morning so of course I'm very thankful for this employee and I'll start using Cartwheel more often now :) The store itself is big and very clean and organized. They have a small Starbucks store and a bigger PizzaHut popcorn station there too. Huge produce and product variety. You can find anything in there! Also, there are tons of very nice employees willing to help. You don't have to spend 20 minutes wandering around trying to find someone. I'm a fan!!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: So..I was really excited and looking forward to trying this place that started it all, home of the Original and first Hot and Juicy establishment here in Vegas. I arrived a little before dinner time and the place wasn't packed. Ok. I got it, it's because no one has come for dinner yet. So, I'm happy about not having to wait but Not so happy about the service and their crawfish that day. The service was slow and unfriendly and the crawfish was not fresh at all. It was small and very chewy. I know crawfish is not in season in February when i went but I thought they serve up fresh live crawfish year round. I didn't expect it to be less great (being the first one opening) than their place in Washington D.C where it never disappoint. Every chance I visit D.C, I always stop by to order or eat in. The flavor of their sauces there seems tastier, more flavorful, and crawfish fresher. If anyone has a chance to visit D.C and loves crawfish as much as I do, then stop by the Hot n Juicy there!
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negative