Sentiment analysis: I believe that Cream Stereo Lounge claims to have the loudest sound system in the Valley. That might be the only credit I give them because after living outside of this bar for a year, I can attest that their stereo system is loud...and when I say loud, I mean it in a delirious-I-didn't-sleep-night-after-night-because-of-their-sound-system sort of way. But this review will not be solely based on my sleep deprived nights. I swore I would never enter Cream Stereo Lounge mostly because I knew it wouldn't be my scene and mostly because of my lack of sleep thanks to this Old Town spot. However, after years of avoiding Cream, I've been dragged their now twice and can say that it was everything I expected. I did the clubs. I can still do the clubs if the night calls for it. However, Cream Stereo Lounge is not quite the club for me. It's tiny, it's loud, it's normally not very crowded and the crowd that frequents this bar isn't for me. The drinks are pricey, the music is mixed and there isn't a ton going on there. They charge a cover which is rarely the case for a bar in Scottsdale and I don't think it would be worth it for a guy or girl to pay a cover to go to this bar.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Came here for the Winter Beer Fest on a Saturday afternoon. As usual, tasting glasses were $15 for the 1st round (you keep the glass) and each round after that is $4. Not bad! The lineup of Beer was pretty good, but not as good as the Summer Beer Fest in my opinion. We arrived at 12:30 pm and here's a list of Beer I had: Stone Double Dry Hopped IPA Stone Smoked Porter w/Chipotle Peppers Ballast Point Brewing Company Dorado Double IPA Stone Imperial Russian Stout Bourbon Barrel Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Beans Ballast Point Brewing Company Sculpin IPA Big Dog's Sled Dog Stout Big Dog's War Dog Imperial IPA Moylans Brewery Kilt Lifter Joseph James Barrel Aged Desert Dawn They were all very good. My favorites were the Stone Smoked Porter w/Chipotle Peppers.....I should have ordered this with a Burger. Instead, I ordered a 16" Margherita Pizza ($13). The Pizza was awful.....0 Stars. I'm a Pizza lover too and I'm very tolerable about bad Pizza....but this one was soooo bad. The crust was tough like cardboard and the ingredients were subpar. You're not suppose to use regular Tomatoes on a Margherita Pizza....but that's what they did and they were bland. Blech. Ken M ordered Fish Tacos and he loved them.....I think I ordered the wrong menu item. Oh well, next time I'll try a Burger. Overall, it was a good time.....I wish this place was closer to my neighborhood. Return Factor - 99.9%
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Came to the Wynn for the buffet but with a 2 hour wait, we decided to eat here instead. Service was ok but a little slow. We came with a group of 8. We ordered around 10 dishes total and asked the server if it was enough food. He assured us it would be but alas it was not. The food itself is pretty tasty but the portion size left us all wanting for more. Pan fried noodles and the roast duck were the two dishes that particularly stuck out in my mind. It might be unfair to compare this place to more authentic chinese restaurants in LA but can't help it, sorry.
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negative