Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Such an awesome shop! I was excited a year ago to buy Baldwin and Imogene+Willie jeans because they were 100% made in the USA. Now Lawless Denim & Co comes to town and has me buying jeans that aren't just made in the U.S., they're made right here in downtown Phoenix! Nick was the denim smith on hand to help me out. He had me try on two pairs and I walked out with one. He was friendly and thorough, went over all the details as to where the fabric was from, the difference between getting them off the rack and the various options I had if I wanted a custom pair. That's right, they will custom fit you for your own jeans. I did not go with a custom pair, I bought off the rack. Off the rack jeans come un-hemmed, but they will hem them while you wait! No having to come back a week or two later! They store is really great, from the vintage sewing machines, a variety of products from shoes to belts to Bison Made (another local company doing big things) wallets and straight razors. I will be back, this time I'm thinking I need something custom!
Q: negative

A: I had to wait a few days to write this because I'm so angry at being duped by these near perfect reviews. Came in at about 2 pm and, while you could still get breakfast, you could not get pasta dishes. It was breakfast or sandwiches - big disappointment. Apparently you can only get pasta after 3 pm. I ended up ordering a bunch of random stuff because my planned meal for me and kiddos was foiled. We had the potato soup (pretty average), a chicken parm sandwich (portion small and doesn't come with pasta like the other sandwiches), grilled cheese (average), and pancakes (average). The service was lackluster and the restaurant has that smell when you enter a rest home. No thanks. I will forever be perplexed as to how this place is categorized as being good. It wasn't anything I couldn't get any where else.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Food was fine. Service was passable. I just have a problem with their policies. Maybe just one policy, actually. Prior to my trip to Las Vegas, I was excited to plan a meal at HH-a-GG. I was more excited to find a restaurant.com deal available. At our first opportunity, we made our way to the Hash House. Mid-afternoon, easy parking, no crowd...perfect! We went in and placed our orders, presenting the gift certificate at that time. Beverages were delivered and we were expecting our food when the waitress announced that they wouldn't honor our gift certificate because it was a holiday. Raise your hand if you have Columbus Day off. Thank you, Postal Workers! Now, it was a little late to mention this, but I let it pass. We were hungry! The coupon thing riled me a bit, but later in the vacation, we made our way back HH-a-GG thinking to redeem that sucker after all. It seems our timing was off once again. In Las Vegas, there are no designated times for anything. Except maybe at this place. We'd just missed what they considered the lunch portion of the day, so we were only presented with the dinner menu. At least they were quick to point out that the fine print on the coupon said "breakfast or lunch." I asked about the "Late Breakfast" section on the dinner menu. No Dice! As I mentioned, the food was fine, so they get one of their two stars for that. The other is for having Arrogant Bastard Ale. I could easily have had a five-star experience here if not for their steadfast refusal to honor a freakin' ten dollar discount. Was it going to kill them? Is Columbus Day even a holiday in Nevada? It is not. School is in, state offices are open and Hash House a Go-Go is not that stinkin' busy. Next time I'm in town, I'm going to get another coupon, carefully check the dates and bus in 20 homeless people for coffee.
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Output: I'm not one to write reviews on grocery stores, they are a need that we all have to fulfill, they all have items and stuff we buy and place in our house and depending if we are starving when we shop sometimes it's not good choices that made it to the house haha. But this Fry's Marketplace surprised me, my only need for going into Frys was to pick up a bottle of wine, wasn't looking for anything fancy schmancy, after all I was picking up a bottle of wine from Frys, so I walked back to where the wines were at and what did I find? A chiller room for the wines! HELLO!!! I like my wine chilled!!! They had plenty to choose from; from the less expensive to even a $500 bottle of Dom Perignon this Frys had a nice selection of wines! I was impressed, what I had originally came in for was forgotten when I found a nice bottle of a sweet Riesling. 4 stars for the nice selection of wines, the chiller room and even a chilled case of wines!
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output: A friend brought me here since I hadn't gotten to try it yet, so it was a you have to go check it out. It's located in the same plaza as Raku, Monta, Curry Zen, Big Wong, and other favorites....man this plaza does have some awesome foods. You can spend the whole day here!! It's a small intimate restaurant, I don't know if I can even call it that but I will for now. It's mostly bar seating with a few tables, but personally I think everyone would rather sit at the bar. You get to watch them make everything! Well most of everything at least. So first off the edible menu....it's basically rice paper, which was awesome by itself but they gave us an apricot dipping sauce when we went. It changes from what the server told me, so it was currently apricot, which is one of my favorite fruits! Score! I got the three course dessert, prix fixe which isn't too badly priced honestly. Although I wouldn't spend $19 on dessert normally all the time, but once in a while and if you go to any upscale restaurant then it's really honestly not bad at all. Started off with a raspberry sorbert which was presented perfectly on a plate, it was fun to watch them plate everything and the techniques they use. Typical Japanese sorbert, at least for me (again I grew up in Japan) it wasn't too sweet basically perfect amount of sweetness! The Stella was almost too pretty to eat. I mean it was stunning to look at and I really just would have been satisfied staring at it, but alas you gotta eat it at some point!! The creme they use wasn't overpowering and didn't take away from the fruits. The tiramisu with the strawberries was delicious. I think it might be one of their popular dishes and well I could tell why just by the presentation of it and with the taste matching that of the presentation just shows you how the craftsmanship of this was top of the line! And finally a creme puff, it was alright, nothing too superb as the bread part was too hard for my tastes. I like it when it's soft, but the creme inside was pretty good as it wasn't super sweet. The gelatin cubes were cute!! Reminded me of the candy I always used to get called cube while I was growing up in Japan. The servers are mostly Japanese that speak your typical FOB English, but it isn't too bad. And I'm sure they wouldn't mind if you wanted to try practicing your Japanese with them.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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I've been a customer of Danny's since I moved to Arizona 14 years ago. This is likely my last visit. Through the years I've tolerated being harassed about getting a detail, oil change, windshield fix, fluid flush, etc., but today was the last straw. The ticket writer repeatedly ground dirt into my paint using his finger for ten seconds after I loudly protested and then asked me, "do you see these water spots?" Since their recent immigration raid, this place has completely different staff and even though they were never 5-star, they aren't even 3-star anymore. There's no shortage of car wash choices in the valley.