Sentiment analysis: Decided to try this place out on a Sunday night around 6:30. The restaurant was kind of busy but the two servers working should have been able to handle it. We stood at the host stand about 5 minutes before the cook told us to sit anywhere and handed us menus. It took over 30 minutes for a server to come over and give us water. We put our order in because we were obviously ready( drinks, an appetizer, and entree's). The sever never came back while we were waiting for the food. However, all the food came out at a reasonable time for being down a cook (about 40 minutes). At this time we asked about our drink and the other server who brought the food said they were in process. Half way through the food we finally got the drinks. So what about an hour and a half though the total time sitting down. Now the food. We got the heaven rolls of something and they didn't have much flavor. It came with a peanut sauce and the tofu in the rolls were breaded in peanuts. So just too much peanuts not even other complimentary flavors. Boyfriend got the western burger with vegetables. The burger looked store bought and the sauce tasted store bought. The vegetables were steamed but did not have any flavor or seasoning on it at all. I got the steak and potatoes. Steak was store bought and the potatoes were simple like morning potatoes with peppers and onions. Anyone could make it. I've been a vegetarian for over six years and this is the worst place I have ever been. I literally made a yelp account to give this place a bad review. Now that I actually have an account I will review more places. Usually I amforgiving when it comes to local places but I will never eat here again.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I considered going to this school for a doctorate degree in psychology but chose against it based on some information that I learned through online research, internship & employment outcomes from the APA (American Psychological Association), and from speaking with a recruiter. This is a "for-profit" school which always sends up red flags of course, however, the doctoral program in clinical psychology is accredited by the APA, which is why I looked into it. However, the information on their website is very misleading about the program. Basically it is NOT a blended or flexible program but rather you must take 4 classes per semester and the classes are only available during the day. So, if you are a working adult, the program is not set-up for you to be able to keep your job and complete your doctorate. This is perplexing to me, considering that this school does not have the reputation of a good psychology school that can compete with even the most lowly state school (based on opinions I've read online, and the ranking that the APA gives their clinical psychology program), so why not at least make yourself a convenient option v. traditional schools? I wasn't worried about the "rep" of the school in that I would want the degree in order to pursue private practice. However, this brings up another issue. According to information from the APA only about 50% of their doctoral students are able to get into an APA-approved internship. For those that don't know, if you don't get into an APA-approved internship, you basically are not able to get licensed as a psychologist and thus would not be able to do private practice or call yourself a psychologist. That means for about half of their doctoral students the 6-7 years of study and the $100,000 price tag for that degree will be essentially worthless in terms of employment options. If you are looking into a clinical doctorate in psychology, you should look into other options.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: A little underwhelmed, a little over stimulated, but I wouldn't fight my friends or refuse to show up if they planned a happy hour here. The identity crisis between sports bar and sushi bar was a little distracting to me - we sat outside where TVs were playing some sporting event, but inside seemed more like Feng Shui-ed. The restrooms were highly entertaining with remote controlled toilets and sensor activated zen inspiring pebble sinks; if I wasn't so hungry I probably would have spent more time in there playing with the gadgets. We unfortunately had just missed happy hour, but I could see how the slashed prices may be somewhat redeeming. The menu had some pretty decent veg options. However, the tofu lettuce wraps had a sour funk that smelled like feet. They didn't taste much better either so I'd steer clear of those if I were ever to stumble on the occasion where I had no choice but to dine here. I'll admit the veggie roll was actually tasty, not enough to make me a loyal patron though. I've had better food. I've had better atmosphere. I've spent less money on mediocre sushi. I left feeling satiated, but after trying to wash those lettuce wraps down with sake, I still had to brush the sour feet out of my mouth when I got home.
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negative