Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: If you want a laid-back Starbuck's in the Southeast valley, I recommend this cafe. Everytime I hang out here, I never wait on a line or table. The music is Starbuck's radio playing at just the right volume. The atmosphere is the opposite of the nearby hyper-jumping Eastern at I-215 Starbuck's. Whenever I am exhausted I'll hang out here. I leave the cafe more relaxed. This Starbucks with drive-thru service is convenient to travellers along I-215, Windmill Road, and Maryland Parkway. However it blends in with a relatively vacant shopping center and Chevron along Maryland Parkway just south of Windmill, making it hard to see. Overall if you want a laid-back Starbucks experience in the Southeast valley, or are in the vicinity of I-215, Maryland Parkway, or Windmill, this is a one I recommemend.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Onion soup had too much cheese. Filet had little taste, wasn't seasoned well, over cooked on the outside and tough. Staff weren't very friendly.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
I had a few moments of the kids saying, "Oh my gawd, look at that!" So I was happy they were impressed, but as Kate F. mentioned, the exhibits are depressingly small, and the aptly named Room of Death should be condemned by zoos everywhere. The only truly enjoyable moments were watching the beavers carry rocks and logs, and spotting a few enormous fish. Otherwise, the Biodome was lackluster at best. Actually, I'm surprised that eco-friendly Canada stands for the place to be kept open, considering how inhumanely tiny the animals' living spaces are. Honestly, how can a beaver truly be happy in a bathtub-sized pool? If there's a Canadian Humane Society, I hope they get up off their haunches and shut this place down.