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An example of an positive review: We received and email with a $25 dining credit so we chose Flemings over Ruth's Chris on this occasion. We were not disappointed. We were greeted by name when we arrived for our reservation and seated immediately. The prefix menu that featured filet, salmon and scallops along with appetizer and dessert was delicious and a great value. The sides were large enough to share and simply delicious. We had the chipotle mac n cheese and Parmesan mashed taters. The steaks were cooked perfectly and the service was awesome! We celebrated a birthday and they took our groups pictures and provided us with a framed photo before we left along with a gift if delicious truffles. The carrot cake is a great finish to the meal along with the managers checking in throughout the evening.

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An example of an negative review: When our son plays Chess at Jacobson in his tournaments, we usually come to this McDonald's for lunch. It's not the greatest, but today was the worst. When the lady handed me the food on the tray inside, when I grabbed it, my hand got all dirty because of the ketchup stuck to it on the outside. When I grabbed the tray and found my hand stuck with gross ketchup and I cried out, GROSS, the person that pushed the tray to me with food, just looked at me, like, what's your problem? I didn't appreciate that. I then asked for a new tray and she seemed a bit perturbed that I would actually want a clean try to take my food on. The nerve of me, right? She grabbed like a half dozen trays that were all dirty. These were trays they were going to put food people were going to eat on. Like that's awful!!! I hate that they put the outside trash can like right next to the door. When you do this and people put trash in there, it causes flies to be attracted to it. When you open the door to the outside with the trash right by there, then the flies can come into the restaurant. All the while we were eating inside the restaurant, we were plagued by flies . That really stunk. And, this McDonald's, which I've totally hated them doing this, but they don't leave the fountain drink machine for people to get their drinks themselves. Instead, whomever the owner of this franchise makes the McDonald's employees fill and refill the drinks, which you have to ask for refills. That stinks and I hate that. Why? This McDonald's is busy and if the McDonald's employees has to attend to the drinks, this is really detracting from good service. Maybe if they didn't have to this, they could wash the dirty trays that they put people's food on instead. So, the fact that this McDonald's every time has flies in it, and the dirty trays, makes me feel gross. Also, the lady dumped the food from the dirty tray onto a supposedly cleaner tray. it probably wasn't clean, but at least it didn't have ketchup all along the bottom side. One of the burger's wrappers came off and she didn't bother to replace it with a burger that was in tact. Thus, we had to go back to get this replaced. And then a different burger had sauce all on the outside of the wrapper, which made it a real mess to even unwrap that burger. I think we will never come back to this McDonald's again because of it's lack of cleanliness and care for it's customers. We put up with some things all the other times, but just not worth it. Carl's Jr is nearby, so we'll go there instead, where it's cleaner and not have to be bothered with flies while we eat.

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An example of an negative review: Food is really average and bland, not what I was hoping for by any means. Weird place in general, not an atmosphere I enjoyed or wanted to come back to anytime soon.

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An example of an positive review: This is a great place to bring visitors (if you are an AZ resident yourself) or to visit once or twice. Probably not the greatest place to visit over and over, unless you are a true aficionado of multi-cultural music. I gotta hand it to the designers of the museum -- they really did a great job of creating a high-end, luxurious facility replete with modern appeal. There are two levels -- the bottom level has a cafe, some introductory exhibits, the ubiquitous gift store, and a very cool Experience Room where you can bang around on instruments from around the globe. Upstairs, the museum is neatly categorized into musical experiences from almost every country that one can imagine. The flow is seemless and structured in a way that makes perfect sense. You can don headphones which will play the audio file of whatever is playing on the screens as you move from country to country -- brilliant. I'm a musician myself, and the one flaw I found is that there is no compelling reason for me to want to come back over and over - save for the fact that it is such a nice facility. There is something about hearing/seeing exhibits from so many remote countries that I feel like, if I've seen it one, then I've seen it enough. Is that so wrong?