Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Good food tour and the tour leader was very flexible when one of the businesses was not open. The Craft Brewing tour however, was disappointing. We paid $75 each for less than 2 pints of beer with stops at 3 sites, plus a thrown- in library discussion on the history of the area. I would not recommend this.
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A: Stayed at the Walper across the street and was suggested this place for good Canadian craft beer. Beers were just what we were looking for, and the chirchirillo and hummas were very good. Had a great time shooting the U.S. You Know what at the bar, and would suggest this place to anyone over crappy mainstream beer.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Even with a full parking lot full of people getting things taken care of, the fully staffed location was able to get my return done in less than 10 minutes. They were able to handle a return of a product not from this location originally, which can be difficult for some employees to grasp. If you need a battery for your car, quickly, then visit this Autozone for your that.
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Output: After an hour wait time, after being told to expect 35 minutes for delivery, and extremely awkward man handed me my pizza and wings while a 2nd employee (I assume his trainer) watched. I paid via card and asked if they needed to see the card or have me sign anything. The awkward man muttered something about it already being paid for and shuffled off. I was unable to tip the man as I did not have cash and they didn't have a method for me to tip on the card. I brought the plain brown pizza box inside and opened it up, expecting to an extra large Buffalo Chicken Pizza (the size seemed a bit small, 15" for those looking for hard numbers, I measured). Buffalo Chicken Pizzas are a thing that a couple pizza places will do, but this was by far the worst I've ever had. I'm not sure where the Buffalo part was supposed to come in, but this was a thin, dry, pizza with meager amounts of cheese and large chunks of chicken. The pizza itself had no flavour until I bit into a piece of chicken, at which point I spit it out what tasted like a brick of black pepper. I attempted to move on to the garlic parmesan wings, but after a single wing, I felt as if I had enough salt and sodium to last me a week. The pizza sits on my table as I write this, with two bites out of it, atop it, the box of 9 uneaten wings, and there they will stay until I throw it away tomorrow. Time to call *sigh* pizza hut.
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output: The decor was cute and the emphasis and the macaroons was nice The mint gelato had a wonderful minty flavor and the gelato hit a wonderful place between gelato and ice cream. The waffle cone was good. Nice crunch and flavor. The macaroons are delightful, delicate ad full of flavor. I'm glad I packed some to take home
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This is quickly becoming a go-to fast casual option for me when I'm in Dilworth. The food is fantastic here. The menu at Tijuana Flats has great variety, definitely more than any other fast Tex Mex style restaurant. It extends beyond the usual staples of tacos & burritos, including enchiladas, chimichangas, tostadas & horizontal lambadas.There are also a variety of ingredients, the food is not over-seasoned and everything is well prepared. With Tex Mex, we all pretty much know what we're getting, burritos, tacos, some mixture of meat, beans, lettuce, salsa, corn or flour tortilla, etc. However, this place has something different... The most valuable appointment in the restaurant is the sauce bar, a counter with a host of different sauce choices. Now some might say, "Poo-poo! Who needs all those sauces? Those are just for show," or "I don't even like sauces." However, and I mean no disrespect, those people are pinheads. I'm unsure how many sauces there are. Maybe around 20, 25, a thousand. I went to college for Literature so, don't know much bout numbers 'n ciphers 'n such. There is a sauce for just about any particular taste bud. Some are mild, some are murderously spicy, some made from habanero peppers, some from chipotle peppers. There are green sauces, red sauces, yellow sauces. Sauces for bosses, sauces for hosses, sauces in vases. Some are as sweet as a candied treat and all complete any meat with or without added heat. You get the drift. I guess for the churchy types some of the sauce names are NSFW or not kid friendly. Don't like it? Go to Taco Bell and get you some boiled horse meat. My apologies, I should never encourage anyone to go to Taco Bell...ever. All this talk of sauces should not shortchange the food, which is outstanding. You can taste that the veggies and meat are fresh and everything everything is prepared to order. Wheat tortilla alternatives are available for good colon health or whatnot. And of course for a cheap pig like me, the portions are healthy at fair prices. Wait, what? The meals are definitely the star, but they have to share double billing with the sauces.