Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I went here Sunday night with a party of 4. This was my first authentic-like tapas experience so excuse my ignorance because I really don't know much about Spanish tapas. The ambiance of the place is great. They must have spent tons of cash making this place look like an establishment right out of Spain. The waiters all were dressed in all white with red sash thingys and red hats. They looked like Spanish bull fighters to me. Anyway, the decor is very interesting to say the least. I had initially thought the place had just opened because some things were a complete clusterfuc like the staff was still working out opening day problems. From getting menus, to getting bread and beverages it was a bit rough. However, the entire staff was very friendly and the food did come out rather quickly. In total we tried about 7 tapas. They have tons to choose from and they looked rather authentic to my gringo eyes. Most of the stuff I've never heard of but they pretty much all looked great. Most are around $7 and are probably enough for a few people to sample. Almost everything I tried was very good and the stuff that wasn't was because I had no idea what I was ordering and was trying to be adventurous. All-in-all it was a fun experience and a perfect thing to do when having dinner with friends. I regret not getting the sangria after reading the reviews on here but there is always next time.
Q: positive

A: Went here for breakfast/brunch with a friend who is vegan. I had the early birdito and she had the classic (both made with tofu and a side of eggplant "bacon"). Both of us enjoyed our meal and the cute atmosphere of the place. The birdito is a hearty hemp seed chorizo, bell pepper, and onion breakfast wrap with good flavor. I had never had a tofu scramble before, and the difference in texture from eggs was noticeable at first but the taste was wonderful. The entire menu is vegetarian/vegan (all desserts and pastries are vegan), so it's great for people who follow those kinda of diets. The eggplant "bacon" was not what we expected. It was really just cooked sliced eggplant. Good if you like eggplant in general though. Excellent service and delicious coffee (with almond milk) from a local roaster (Xanadu) made this an all-around great meal. Both of us left happy with our choices, with a tasty dessert for later (the gluten-free almond butter brownie is great!), and deciding that we needed to return to sample the lunch menu and/pie options.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Two items you need to know about: cask beer and the poutine. A nice night out started with Phantom and lead us here. The food is on the high end side, but the atmosphere and the beer is the true reason to come. The lounge area is perfect for apps and a few drinks. Relaxing on the couch and having a conversation is a breeze here. Even though the area is packed, getting caught up in your neighbors' gossip is not an issue. The food is good, but expensive. Bacon wrapped dates came in an order of three for $6. Fried oysters were three for $13. Both were good according to my friends. What I did partake in was the poutine. Their version of the Canadian favorite is completely different then our friendly neighbors from the north. Shoestring fries, duck confit, cheddar cheese, a semi sweet gravy similar to a demi glaze, and a fried egg on top. They forgot our egg, but one of us gets sick from them anyways. Between this dish and the cask beer, I will be sweeping up as many Groupons as possible.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Quiet atmosphere. We went for lunch and it wasn't busy. The lunch staff was very friendly and helpful. The even brought over fresh hot bread. We ordered the kibbeh fried with a side of saffron basmatti rice. The kibbeh comes on a bed of lettuce and tomato, and they are fresh. The rice is fragrant and perfectly cooked. The rice is also plated well, squared with cranberries and golden raisins on top. My husband ate it in a pita. I are it mixed together on the plate. Both ways was delicious. Highly recommend people try this place.
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output: Good food and decent service, but way too expensive for galbi and meat! They also have menus, new and old, that say certain dishes include dessert, but at the end when we asked for them they said that it wasn't being offered anymore. Um, okay, can you let us know before we order and/or update the menus please? I hate surprises like that when eating out when it's been spelled out. That alone knocks off a star or two. This place would also be better to eat at alone or with two people for better value, because they give you the same amount of side dishes and seafood pancake no matter how many are at your table.
Q: negative

A:
New menus at ihop means higher prices! Wonderful. It seems that everything on the menu has gone up by at least $1.00 across the board. I had a Country Omelet with a side of Red Velvet Pancakes. The omelet was uninspired. It had no flavor whatsoever. Thank God for ketchup! The red velvet pancakes were chocolate pancakes with red food dye added into them. THey were brown on the outside & an odd shade of dark pink on the inside. They also were flavorless but they had some sickeningly sweet cream cheese flavored paste drizzled all over them. Then the stack was topped with whipped cream. Whipped cream? Really? Maybe that goes over well with children but for an adult its a little creepy. The accompanying dinner theater provided by other diners & the sweet tea were the highlights of the meal. The other strange thing about iHop is that the food never comes out hot, only warm. I think the grills are just for show. I think that they warm everything in an Easy Bake oven under a 10watt bulb.