Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: After a wonderful meal over at LGO Pizzeria, my group and I wandered over the grocer that's attached to the restaurant. I believe I may have actually been floored by just how cool and fun this little grocery shop/bakery/cafe was. It didn't really matter that it was after 7pm and many of the baked goods were half off, they all just looked absolutely amazing. Even my non-sweet tooth itched to try those truly seductive red velvet cupcakes or the decadent peanut butter chocolate cake. Even the cookies looked soft, chewy, and delicious. (Yeah, this is all coming from someone who can't walk in to most ice cream parlors as they simply smell too sugary.) The place is charming but very tiny. Just like the cripplingly small parking lot. Even so, it's easy to find yourself wandering about in search of some hidden treasure, consumable or not, because you know they're there. It's just that type of place.
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A: Okay so I was promised a milkshake at a bowling alley last night and it turns out they didn't have any.... SO.... I decided that tonight I must get one! I Google Searched for where I can get a nice milkshake in Montreal and this place came up. Amelie and I went there and she got the pecan pie (the apple pie looked amazing too!) and I got a Cappuccino Milkshake (they also had Amaretto, Chocolate, Mocha, Strawberry, Vanilla etc...) It was GREAT! The restaurant was very clean and modern-looking. We had a nice time and will be back again!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: One Word: AWESOME More Words: This is now my favorite breakfast place, not just in Vegas, but anywhere in the US (would be world, but Shangri La Singapore breakfast buffet is really hard to top). Wife and I arrived mid-morning on a Saturday after a hike in the red rock canyon. There was a short wait and once seated service was great, food fantastic, ambience entertaining (cool mix of tunes on the PA system), and total experience will drag me back again and again. How to describe the food? All the unhealthy goodness you desire in a breakfast, with an amount that will have you questioning if you have to eat again that day.
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Output: As good as it gets for a Vegas buffet. Better than all the other buffets out there on the strip. The weekend seafood buffet which also includes beer and wine is only $26! Will be going back for sure! =D
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output: I used to really like Red Lobster. After many sub par experiences at different locations over the last couple of years I have come to the conclusion that Red Lobster is going downhill fast. Today I met my sister here for lunch around 1:30pm. We were seated right away but it took our waiter about 15 minutes to approach the table. We eventually got our drinks after asking twice. I looked over the lunch menu and they definitely had some new items since the last time I had dined with Red Lobster about six months ago. The lobster grilled cheese and shrimp salad sandwich were among the odd choices on the lunch menu. I went with the staple grilled shrimp house salad with a cup of clam chowder soup, my sister had fried shrimp and scallops. The food took at least 30 minutes to be served which I thought was quite ridiculous for a lunch service especially for some salad, soup and fried food. My clam chowder was mediocre at best, tasted like it came out of a can for sure and the grilled shrimp in my salad still tasted half frozen. My sister did enjoy her fried shrimp, maybe fried is the way to go at Red Lobster because clearly fresh is not the top priority here. Overall bad. Service was just mediocre. Food was bad. I will not be back anytime soon.
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I've been twice, having gotten their all-you-can-eat menu both times. Each time it was well worth my money, as my companions and I took out quite a few rolls, appetizers, soups and ngiri. Their food in general isn't heads-and-shoulders above other sushi places I've dined at, but it was all good and left me satisfied. Their unagi roll and other eel-based rolls were all excellent, but the spider roll wans't quite as spicy as just about every other spider roll I've had. The service was a bit of a mixed bag. They were very prompt and courteous, however they have a penchant for missing items ordered on our menu, as it has happened both times I've been. This isn't a huge issue, but it's an oversight nonetheless. For a neighborhood sushi place, Inaka is a pretty good spot. They don't beat out the other places in Vegas that have really great sushi, but with such an affordable and good all-you-can-eat menu, I wouldn't recommend passing them up if you're just looking for sushi that's close-by that's good.