Sentiment analysis: I only transited through there but really enjoyed my short 3 hour experience there. The international transfer process was quick and simple. Although strangely a customs declaration form was still required for transit passengers. The airport was in the process of renovations so there were various constructions around but overall still fairly easy to get from immigrations/transfer to shops to gates. Free Wifi across the airport was a big plus especially to kill time before your flight.
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Sentiment analysis: Finally had a chance to try this place. It's definitely a small place, which cheap chairs and plastic tables, so it's not a place you go for the vibe. The menu apparently changes every weekend. I had the Mofongo y Pernil, a cola champagne, and the flan. The mofongo was delicious, and the pernil was ace. And it was just $7 for the place, which didn't leave me hungry at all. The flan was not homemade, which was a bit disappointing. And the cola champagne came in a can rather than a glass bottle, which I would have preferred. But I guess one can't be too picky when there is a Puerto Rican place a couple miles from home. The whole meal was just $12, which is very reasonable. It's just too bad I can't go pick up my dinner here on weeknights...
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I found Liberty barber shop after my regular barber just couldn't be counted on to be there when his shop opened any more. First noticed the modern sports themed atmosphere. Relatively friendly staff. Even though there was about 8 or 9 people waiting, I only waited about 20-25 minutes. The girl who cut my hair, took her time and I can tell she paid attention to detail. I've only been there once, but I'm going back again today and I'll see if there's any changes. $16.00 + tip for a standard cut. They'll put the hot moist towel on your face and use one of those vibrating massaging machines. I have to admit, seemed a bit strange at first, but damn, it felt good.
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positive