Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I recently went here with Boyfriend and lovely friend A after a long debaucherous (sure, that's a word) night and we were really looking for some Saturday brunch to revive us. We sat inside but right near the open door to the patio so there was a nice breeze. I had iced coffee which was just fine - nothing special. We started with the bag o' doughnuts which were very good! Crispy and light. I wish they weren't out of the beignet (but I got to have some the next day at Sunday Brunch at Avenue B - hey I really like brunch, ok??) I wish I had gotten the bread pudding that A suggested (before we left it was wiped off the chalkboard menu - I bet it was delicious!) but I was in the mood for something savory and got the frittata. It had sauteed greens, mushrooms, mozzarella, and tomatoes (I think?) it was also fine but not very flavorful or fluffy. It came with a salad which was delicious and fresh. A's brioche and fruit and cheese looked much better than mine as did Boyfriends' eggs. Oh but the side of bacon was SO good - thick and meaty and crispy - GREAT bacon. Maybe I'd bump it up half a star just for the bacon. The potatoes were also really good - not overdone as many brunch potatoes are. It's a nice little place to grab some brunch - it was within walking distance of the house so that was a bonus. If you have a lot of people you might have trouble getting seated because it's pretty small. The prices were pretty good for a nice brunch, nothing over $12 and all the starters are $5. Nice patio, quiet neighborhood people watching - it definitely cured my ills and I'd go back again but probably would go for the bread pudding!
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A: This was the best lunch I have ever had at Yupha's. Great service, delicious smoky fried rice with delicate tofu, crispy orange chicken and soup & salad. Good prices and quick lunchtime turn-around. You can order your food as mild or spicy as you care to go here and that's a good thing. I don't know a lot of Thai restaurants that work for me, but this one surely does. Thanks Yupha's!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My taxi fare from the airport to the hotel (six miles... took about 10 minutes) was $22. What the heck is that about?? Also - he wouldn't take my credit card. Cash only? Fine. I only had two $20 bills on me, so I asked for change. He didn't have any. None. NO CHANGE. Rat bastard.
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Output: Carolyn and Denise did an amazing job cleaning our house. They were on time, pleasant, great with the dogs. I highly recommend them!!!
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output: Our first time here and the first thing you notice is limited parking. You have to park on the street and we did walk a bit.. The other thing I certainly did not like was a "VIP" entrance leading into the club. Really????? You seriously have to make your "regular" patrons walk all the way around to the other side, through the LOUD bar??? Why? I paid for premium seats so why didn't that include this magical entrance? I truly think that you should get rid of this, because it is comical for sure. We were seated promptly with great seats I had chosen right in front of the stage, and hubby and I first commented that the tables weren't as close together as other clubs we go to. It was spread out and larger for sure. The waitress promptly greeted us and the people that sat at our table ordered food, which looked very appetizing. Hubby would have liked to have had a non alcoholic beer or drink but they don't have any. Another great suggestion for the management to consider. The comedians were top notch, and the best part was getting to meet them and having our picture taken with them after the show. We plan on attending again for any special event comedian that may catch our eye.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
The Diplomat Apartments are comprised of three buildings in which each section holds its own charm. Built in the 1950s the buildings have housed many celebrities of the day where it is rumored that Dean Martin would sip cocktails by the pool with showgirls. The main building, resting on Paradise, faces the Wynn which originally was the location of the Desert Inn Casino with a popular golf course amongst the social elite in Vegas during the 60s and 70s. Today, it stands as a testament of long-standing history in city where history is often blown from the sands. Comprised of three buildings, Dip1 is the main original building with it's signature bow-tie shape. The grounds are kept up with plenty of palm trees, eucalyptus, grass and bushes. With three spacious layouts (1BR, Loft, 2BR) the interiors maintain their charm and are great for the single person, couple, or starter family. Dip 2 is a the newest of the three buildings (built in the 1970s) and rests behind the main building on Sierra Vista Drive. These are larger and contain open floor plans while Dip3 is the farthest building to the east also on Sierra Vista. This building is comprised of "bungalow" duplex one-bedroom units. There's lots of history with The Diplomat Apartments ranging from the glory days mentioned above to a downfall in the 90s where it was a haven for drug pushes, pimps, and nefarious types. While further down east on Sierra Vista the neighborhood may be considered undesirable, much of the land is being bought up by the Las Vegas Convention Center. The LVMPD patrol regularly as their Convention Center Command Station (which services the LV Strip) is a block away. Paradise Road is busy at all hours with tourists and locals alike. It's easy to be scared away by the surrounding neighborhood but The Diplomat Apartments are an oasis in all this. The location can't be beat. It's close to work/entertainment on The Strip. Major bus lines run to the airport and downtown Las Vegas. Less than a half mile away is the Boulevard Mall and other shopping. UNLV is just a short drive away. It's like getting all the best Las Vegas has to offer. The tenants are good people and many have lived there for many years. Rents are incredibly affordable and they offer electricity, gas, and water to be paid! This is a GREAT DEAL, especially in the summertime when temperatures rise above 110 degrees! You can run that Air Conditioner all you want.Maintenance is prompt on fixing problems and management is beyond approachable. My $.02 - In a town that caters to transients and treats everyone like outsiders, where every vice is on the table for the taking, The Diplomat Apartments are a great oasis and a great place to life. Caring management try to provide a sense of community without getting into your personal business. On top of that, it's HIGHLY affordable. I recommend living here.