Sentiment analysis: Finding good bar food is like searching for the Holy Grail. Sure it might be fun and adventurous at times, but too much adventure will probably leave you dead. In a world of extra greasy food, good bar food usually falls under that category, when it really doesn't have to. Grease is not a condiment, it never has been. The more grease, the more you will feel is the next morning, while also nursing a wicked hang over. In my never ending search and self destructive search for good bar food, I have stumbled upon the British Open in Scottsdale, Arizona. The bar itself is a mix of old English Pub, and golfer paradise. Being that is called the British Open, one of the four golf major championships, I found that it completely fit the bill. There is a nice size bar, that one can belly up to for a libation or meal, as well as a seating area that is a mix of half booths, and elevated bar tables. The pool table that is basically in the center is more a waste of space than a commodity to drunken patrons. To get in the spirit, I choose my next words carefully...Me mate and I found seats at the bar, while our bartender attentively welcomed up. She asked if we wanted to drink, but being that I wanted to review the food, and not how much I can consume on a Saturday afternoon, I stuck to a Coke. Actually I asked for a Dr. Pepper, but not too many bars carry that on the bar guns. The menu is your typical bar food, with a mix of British delicacies (a term I use lightly.) Wings, burgers, onion rings jumped out at me as I looked over the menu. Being that I haven't had a good burger in a while, my choice was clear. Started with an order of hot wings, and then the burger: Medium rare, with bacon...no cheese. The wings came out first. The sauce was very basic and could even be called a little watery. However, the flavor was not too hot, and had the right amount of pepper. The wings were deep fried too, with no breading or batter. We ate them with some joy, as we talked and watched football on one of the many TVs throughout. The burgers came out soon after, with little wait. Size wise the plate was just what you needed if you were going to have a beer with your meal. No so big that you don't want to drink afterwards, but big enough to fill you up. Cooked to a perfect medium rare, I enjoyed the burger enormously. The side of fries was also cooked to a perfect golden brown. And as the bartender kept our drinks full, and checked on us just enough, I can say that I was having a pleasant eating experience. I do see myself going back to the British Open. The food was great, with the exception of the wings (it could be a west coast thing) and the food was reasonably priced. Also, I saw that they have karaoke on Wednesday, and I do like to sing. Maybe when I come back I will get some beer, do a shot or nine and enjoy a new favorite place to eat, drink and be merry.
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Sentiment analysis: I bought a toyota Sienna SE at Longo Toyota in Los Angeles and for the first 20k miles they have been handling the service maintenance of my minivan. They have excellent customer service at Longo. When you come in you are greeted right away by people who value their customers. They ask you what you needed done and if you have any concerns. They ask you if you need a ride somewhere incase you don't want to wait and if you are waiting they will direct you to their lounge and inform you of all the amenities that they have. If they told you it will be done in 45mins it usually gets done. But if not you usually get a call informing you of the situation and apologizing for making you wait more than you should. After your car service the service manager will approach (if waiting) and let you know your car service is done. He will CLEARLY explain everything that was done to your car and inform you if there is something else that needed to be done right away or in the near future. All of these things i mentioned are lacking at Centennial Toyota. Basically they just ask you what you need done and they take your info and your keys. After service is done they call you and get the payment and have you on your way. All of this is mediocre service. At 34k miles i had my van serviced at centennial toyota which includes tire rotation. And at 39k i was having the tires replaced at discount tires and was shocked at what i saw. All 4 tires were worn out and cracked on the inside wall (not visible unless you remove tire). The steel belts were visible and protruding out. I knew they were worn out but i didnt know they were that bad. The guy at Discount Tires told me that i was lucky it didnt rupture. He also told me that this kind of damage didnt happen overnight. That if i had the car serviced 34k miles they should have noticed the problem and should have informed me. Immediately after having the tires replaced I went to Centennial Toyota to get an explanation from them. Why is it that they never informed me how seriuosly worn out my tires were. And all i got from them was this answer "I'm sorry but we cannot bring back the past and see exactly what the person handling your service told you or didnt tell you. There are no video cameras here to substantiate your claim that you were not informed about your tires". So to everyone reading this, if you value your safety and the safety of your family/passengers DO NOT BRING you car for service here!!!!
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Sentiment analysis: I've been here a few times because it's close to my job. The lady that works in the front is really nice but the food is just alright. I've never had a major complaint but today my food was not good. I ordered shrimp fried rice for lunch and it's different, maybe a new cook or they change the oil. It smells really good but has no taste whatsover. Even after adding soy sauce and pepper it's unedible. I'm so surprised because I love fried rice and who can mess that up. Now I have to find something else to eat for lunch.
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negative