Sentiment analysis: Slots-A-Fun has very strange odor. A mixture of cigarettes, hot dogs, pizza, B.O., and industial strength cleaner (the kind they use in the "adult" bookstores). I took a couple friends through here on the obligatory ten minute tour. Enough time to buy a couple beers, lose $3 in a slot machine (at least I got a quarter back!!! A real quarter-not a coupon-the only reason this place gets 2 stars!) and cruise by the $1 roulette table. I was hoping to teach my table game-wary friend how to play a simple game of roulette, but the proliferation of Lil' John and Ludacris wannabes hovering nearby scared her away. YEEEEAAAAH! Oh well- I never do well at those low limit tables anyway. I played craps here once and dealers were extemely rude. I wonder why this place, and circus circus,still exist when everything else nearby has been imploded.
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Sentiment analysis: Great......East Coast.....wait for it......SUB EXPLOSION!! Tonight I've been won over by Brooklyn Billy's excellent subs. I walked in and felt like I was back in Chicago. The white floors and counter tops match the white walls, which you can see peering out behind an eclectic mix of posters (Jimi Hendrix, The Big Lebowski, etc...) A few small tables are available, but the majority of the sub shop is made up of the exposed kitchen. This is a very reassuring thing; good quality ingredients should be showcased as they're being built into a masterpiece. Billy, yes Brooklyn Billy owns the shop and makes the sandwiches. He was really friendly and welcoming, as I asked him what he likes. He told me the roast beef is what Brooklyn Billy's will be known for. Unfortunately, I couldn't go that route this evening. Here is what I picked up: The Big Lebowski's Favorite - Turkey, swiss, cole slaw, thousand island dressing, and lettuce all on a PERFECTLY fresh sub. Since it was named after one of my favorite movie's, I had no choice but to order it. I have to say, "The dude abides, man." The bread was so incredibly crisp, it rivaled the crunch of the chopped lettuce with each bite. The coleslaw wasn't too heavy, and the swiss really complimented the thousand island. Albacore Tuna Sub - Flavorful without being drowned in mayonnaise, this tuna was perfectly supported by that wonderful bread. I had it with provolone, lettuce, and yellow mustard. This sub was balanced and tasty. I know tuna salad isn't health food, but I didn't feel weighed down after eating it like I might at some other sandwich shops. **Both sandwiches were huge by the way, and about $7.75 each, Yum. Bottom Line: This East Coast-style sub shop packs serious flavor in it's high quality subs, made from a high quality guy.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Go see this for the holidays! Free to the public and what an amazing display. This year they really brought it back to its former glory. Cost effective and great for kids.
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positive