Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Wife and I went to Luci's this weekend for lunch. I loved the idea after driving by and then checking out the website. I was surprised at a few things. Waiting by the kitchen area to grab a menu, the grill was a freakin mess! We almost left right then. The manager? guy was kind of pestering the chef? to get this next order right. The chef guy seemed very disinterested in listening to him. Kind of weird. Food order was wrong. They offered to remake it which was fine. Then the order came back out and they were out of chips this time, so I had to choose a different side. Cramped interior. Had to squeeze between tables to the side of the garage door to some baskets mounted to the wall to get plasticware. Just not what I was expecting. Kind of amateurish feeling. Won't bother going back.
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A: Bouchon for breakfast is simply the best!!! Bouchon french toast is basically a bread pudding but there is nothing basic about it. Delicious buttery brioche soaked in a cinnamon custard then stacked and layered with tart apples. Dessert for breakfast...who doesn't love that. Added a side of bacon that was thick, smoky and crisp. Corned beef hash has nice size dices of corned beef and potatoes along with peppers and onions. Nothing like you get in a diner. The eggs were perfectly poached and completed the yummy meat filled dish. But the biggest hit was the coffee. Rich, dark and full bodied but not bitter. Our cups were kept full by the very attentive staff, a very important part of any successful breakfast. Don't miss Bouchon for breakfast.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I was once asked during a job interview how I handle stress and my answer was "potato chips." Not the healthiest response, but it is illustrative of my love of potatoes. Until today, I thought it extended to all forms, but I was mistaken. I do not love the fries at Five Guys. They were plain and mushy. The best part was the ketchup. I had the grilled cheese, so I can't comment on the burgers. The grilled cheese was sad and I didn't finish it. The soda machine stressed me out. The whole experience made me miss Create (the place that used to be there) and question President Obama's judgment when it comes to fast food. I gave it two stars because it was clean and the girl working the cash register was very nice. I won't be going back.
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Output: 3 words: $10 mimosa pitcher!!! I believe we were told $10 for "bottomless mimosa's" but I can't remember if that is the correct verbiage. The food was good too. I ordered an omelette with a side of fresh fruit and toast. We will be returning Our Families Country Cafe!
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output: I think I might fall in love with this place after a few visits! Location: Notre-Dame West, in the not-so-ghetto part of town. I think this place also falls into the 'Southwest' category but frankly, it's probably the only part of town I'm not that familiar with so if I'm wrong, let me know! It's definitely in the happening section of Notre-Dame; lots of business and hustle and bustle. I like it. Service: First, this place is quite small, but they have a terrace out back. I loved the decor and ambiance - it felt very cozy and warm. As well, when I walked in, I was immediately hit by the scent of something that I'm sure, was damn good eats. There seemed to be some confusion amongst the wait staff about who was doing the seating. In fact, the person who eventually took charge of this was bloody spacey - how hard is it to understand that our group had 3 people and the next group had 5? I won't dock points for that because she was quite lovely as she waited our table later on. That said, overall, service was a little bit slow. Food: This time around, I didn't have anything to eat other than dessert, so will definitely go back for the full dining experience. We shared the cherry-blueberry pie, and the blueberry baba (two doughy things soaked in brandy with fresh blueberries and whipped cream). If the dessert is any indication of what the mains taste like, I am in LOVE. The pie was delicious - they used REAL cherries, yo! None of that canned crap! The crust was crumbly and overall, the pie was just the right level of sweetness. Also, they were NOT cheap on the portion. The baba was something I expected not to like, but happily, I was mistaken. That whole dish was bloody incredible. Yum yum yum. The whipped cream was fresh, the blueberries were fresh and the doughy things were the perfect texture and consistency, and drenched in brandy. What more can a girl ask for? They seem to have a decent wine selection and my partners in crime seemed to enjoy their white and reds, respectively. I had a latte. It was OK but I've had better. Price: Reasonable for dessert. Will report back on the mains. I did see the chef preparing each dish, so can tell you that everything looks to be prepared fresh upon order, which is a definite bonus. This place should be considered a neighborhood gem if it's not already.
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Did you know this Yard House location has 38 TVs? THIRTY-EIGHT!!!!! There isn't a table / booth in here that doesn't have a up-front-&-personal view of live coverage of the latest events. THIRTY-EIGHT! Friends and I stopped in for Happy Hour a few days ago before a flick and felt cool, cozy, well fed and well educated (we watched a segment of the Spelling Bee) on the two TVs that were practically on our table. Happy Hour food was good and servings were generous. Next time I am looking for a place to see my favorite teams play, I will look no further than Yard House - Scottsdale. I know there isn't a bad seat in the house . . .