Sentiment analysis: From the moment I stepped foot into Jaleo the vibe felt unauthentic to me. We were first sat at a booth that had hair and crumbs all over the seat. Our first waitress came over and I asked her for a sample of the freshly made pineapple juice and the price. She did not know the price. Five minutes later, our "next" waiter comes by drops off the pineapple juice and does not introduce himself or give us a price. I did not know what to order. The whimsical descriptions were bothering me and made none of the descriptions clear. Our new waiter gave us a few recommendations and we chose to start with toasted slices of uniquely crispy bread and sauteed spinach with pine nuts, raisins, and apples. What does uniquely crispy bread even mean? Anyways both dishes were overly salted. The bread was a rendition of bruschetta and tasted soggy. Spinach could have been good with the combination of ingredients but once again all I could taste was salt in my mouth. After these dishes, I decided to not order anything else off the menu. From the beginning the vibe was uncomfortable. Waiters and waitresses were standing around and talking while watching the dining room. The pig that they were displaying looked diseased. The whole experience was off putting and felt more like Jose Andres capitalizing on tapas being popular than trying to give an authentic Spanish food experience.

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Sentiment analysis: Delicious ! We had the queso with blue corn chips, apple salad and green chili burger (with fresh cut jalapeno on our request) and it was pure pleasure. The salad was a brilliant mix of salty, spicey, sweet, crunchy and fresh. The burger was perfectly cooked and melted in your mouth. Staff was fantastic. Only downside was actually getting to the place itself bc it's buried inside Cesar's near the forum shop entrance. Well worth the hunt though...

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Sentiment analysis: Soooo, I used to work here. I am the blonde waitress referenced in Callie's review. I will not lie - the Roadrunner was a disgusting s***hole when I worked there 2 years ago. It was known for being a disgusting s***hole all through my childhood - nobody ever ventured in save the bikers. The new owners have really turned it around though. Families are totally welcome - there are babies, teenagers, college kids, adults, and grizzled old-timers. We had a blast taking my 1 year old godson to watch the bull riding on Saturday nights. They even have a stage now, and live bands that are actually pretty talented, and there's room to dance. It's no longer just a sit-on-your-bee-hind-and-drink bar, there's entertainment of some kind. The food is really good too - the french dip is amazing and so is the Roadrunner Burger. Last time we went for lunch, our waitress was really nice and attentive (a far cry from the staff when I was employed). Kudos to the new owners!

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positive