Sentiment analysis: We were regulars at this Teriyaki Madness location. The spicy chicken is always great & very (temperature) hot! Today, the chicken was fatty and looked undercooked.. I brought it back to the cashier and she said "did you order the dark meat? It's usually fattier & you should have gotten the chicken breast". She didn't offer the chicken breast up-sell when I ordered & am still waiting for an apology. I gave the chicken back & she never brought replacement chicken out!! This was my final visit!! There are other restaurant that will welcome my business.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Ugh. So Bloom is owned by Food Lion--except Bloom is the non-ghetto version that was meant to compete with Harris Teeter. The problem is that some brainiac at the Food Lion corporate office decided that Bloom was no longer to be. Thus--all Blooms are now Food Lions. This location has been undergoing the ghettoization to turn it from a pleasant market-style layout to a straight forward aisle by aisle grocery store. It's almost like they've strategically placed dirt and goop to give it that Food Lion feel. I'll be shopping at the Harris Teeter up the road from now on. Sad, because Bloom was such a great palce.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Having not visited a Carl's Jr. for a number of years, I stopped in today for lunch to see how it's measuring up to the current competition. I love a big, tasty burger, so I ordered a "Six Dollar Burger" in the Guacamole Bacon variety, with Onion Rings & a Chocolate Malt to go with it. The way they have the pricing structured here is that if you want Onion Rings instead of Fries, and/or if you want a shake or malt instead of a soda, there is no Combo discount at all... they ring everything up ala carte. That made this lunch EXPENSIVE at just under $12.00 by the time it was over. It had better be good! The dining room has a few booths as well as tables, but both the floor plan and the decor are pretty awful. There was only one booth in the whole place that I would have called a somewhat comfortable place to sit, & the one other customer was sitting in it, of course. Also, there was no escaping the two TVs. The bathroom didn't have any paper towels, only one of those stupid air blowers, so I dried my hands with half a dozen ass gaskets, used them to pull the door handle, & then threw them on the floor, since there wasn't a waste basket anywhere in the room. Back at the table with my food, both the Chocolate Malt and the Onion Rings were ok, not great. Then the burger, which I expected to be delicious given the price and ingredients, was BLAH! Both the bacon and the cheese were thinner than paper-thin, and the supposedly Angus burger patty wasn't tasty at all. Could it be that this franchisee is sneaking in cheap beef? Just a thought. In any case, this burger was a real dud for the money... nowhere near as good as what you get at Smashburger, Five Guys, or any number of other places. Even IN-N-Out's Double Double at only $3.30 blows this thing completely out of the water! Sorry Carl's... it's "never again" for me. :-(
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negative