Sentiment analysis: Went to the Ritz last night for dinner. I will tell you we didn't choose this one first but all the places we wanted to try were fully booked till 9pm (way to late for new parents). So I open tabled it, and, despite reading poor reviews in the past, I booked it. I was more than pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere is not as nice as I thought it should be but the service was impeccable. We opted for the restaurant week menu and it was spectacular. I started with some marvelous mushroomy raviolis which were perfectly al dente and over some garlicy spinach. Yum! Then for the best part....the apricot leg of lamb. I have never been a lamb fan but decided to branch out and am so glad I did. It was so tender it fell off the bone and melted in your mouth. I loved the apricot couscous as well. The finale was the coconut pineapple creme brulee and, although it wasn't prepared on the spot, it made it to my top three of all time. And it was giant! My husband got the filet which was perfectly rare as he requested. His starter was a caprese with italian cheese and was very good. His dessert was not so great, a chocolate goat cake....some goat cheese thing which we could only take one bite of before calling it quits. Overall, we had a really nice dinner and it wasn't too pricey, although I can see why all the reviews. Of course, you shouldn't head to the Ritz if you don't want to drop some cash on dinner. The normal menu is small, but I am from the school of thought to do less items on the menu and make them perfect. The Ritz did that so I had to write this review to vendicate them.
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Sentiment analysis: How absurd and ironic that those other computer/data DOCTORS and CLINICS should have the 'bedside manner' and attention to detail of an ARMY FIELD HOSPITAL, circa the CIVIL friggen WAR. Quite the opposite of that, my experience walking into RedSeven was that of walking into the medical unit of the Starship Enterprise and being greeted by a sincere professional who absolutely knows what he's doing, in whose capable hands I could trust my data (I had a bricked external hard drive and was desperate to get the info off of it). NOLAN called me throughout the day to give me updates and to ensure I was OK with the steps they were taking, as he performed his whiz-bang wizardry like a virtuoso violinist. Heavens, how I wish all enterprises were run like this, with this level of customer service and that degree of top-drawer talent. THANK YOU, REDSEVEN (and NOLAN), FOR SAVING MY INFORMATIONAL LIFE AND GIVING ME THE BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK I'VE HAD IN MY ADULT LIFE!!!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: This was my hope for a good get away and it did nothing for me. Just to take the kids out and enjoy a day near the water. Service was fine being seated inside with pretty girls. It's a big dated but it's better to sit outside for sure, for more room. Waitresses were nice but very slow. Tea refills per few and far between and food was not worth the money. Food did come in a timely fashion. Onion Rings were very bland and simple and would not order them again. Nacho's with pork and beans on them was not even close to very good. The best thing on the chips was the real cheese, sour cream, and jalapeno's. Blue Cheese Burger was just par. Nothing to write home about unless it's on Yelp. I won't be going back especially since I paid $6.00 to get into the part to eat. I hope the owners and managers read Yelp. I would hope you would try to spice things up more. People want a place to go and have a decent food, ice cream for the kids, and alcohol for all the others. This could be a killer location and place, but I have been very spoiled by Antelope Marina at Lake Powell.
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negative