Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The room was clean. The AC and Heater work. There was no trace of cigarette smoke in my non smoking room, which is a big plus! The room was quiet. They have a nice selection of restaurants on the promenade level. The water pressure for the shower was pretty good, and the water was hot enough. However, as one reviewer noted. There are hobos and there are not part of the hotel's circus act. They need more security on the outside. The hair dryer that came with my room was 1400 watts, barely enough to dry my long hair. It was so weak, I thought it was broken or on the wrong setting. Also the side table in my room was wobbly and old. One of my light fixtures seem to be broken. The decor looked old and tacky. No free wifi unless you go the Mac Donald's down the street.
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A: Tiramisu tastes like crap.... literally has no flavor and crapp asss cheap texture..... Waste of money and expensive chinese rolls..... i can make all they make better than them!!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is the second (and last) time I've come here. The service is slow, the food sucks, and the manager appears to be sedated on what I can only guess must be some sort of opiod medication. It also appears as though the store has not been vacuumed in quite some time. I'm actually writing this review live from inside the restaurant, and it took the staff longer to take my drink order than it did for me to write this review.
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Output: While much of Phoenix definitely fits the stereotype of overgrown suburbs and masses of humanity, its nice to remember that we have several wilderness areas where you can get outside and experience nature, and they're conveniently located right in the center of town. Places like Camelback Mountain, South Mountain, North Mountain Park, and Piestewa Peak are probably the best known, but Dreamy Draw certainly holds its own. Located right off of the 51 and Northern, Dreamy Draw is a hidden gem right in the center of town. With plentiful parking, and both paved and unpaved trails for every skill level, Dream Draw is a great place to go for a walk, a run, a hike, a mountain bike ride, or even just have a picnic. The different levels of trails means that you'll enjoy it whether your skill level consists of keeping up with your kids or your avid hiker / trail runner brother-in-law. And you can even bring your dog or ride your horse (if you have one). So if you want a break from the everyday hustle and bustle of the city streets, take a break and head over to Dreamy Draw. You went believe how real this dream seems.
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output: Loved Cabo Wabo. Great location right on the strip next to my usual hotel "Paris". Sat on the patio under the misters and chowed down great chicken fajitas.
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2.5 stars My brother-in-law took us to Vegas this past week. We had never been before, so b-in-law went ahead and planned out an itenerary for us. We ate at the MGM Grand Buffet on the first night of the trip Monday b/c it was the most convenient (we stayed at MGM Grand Hotel). Short wait in line (5-10 min). Cost was upwards of $120 for 2 adults and 2 kids :( Nice sized selection including American, Mexican, Asian, Italian, and Indian. I liked that they had whole asian pears Food was very hit or miss. I would have expected much better quality for the price. Steamed dim sum dumplings were cold and dried out. Miso soup was devoid of tofu and sooo salty. Chinese 'rice balls' were awfully dried out and sitting in a thick sauce that was so salty that I could not eat it. I am the sort of person who has 3-4 different types of specialty salt at home and sometimes even carries my sea salt grinder in my purse, so it is really bad if something is that salty to me! Fried tofu balls were better, lighter and fluffier than any fried tofu that I have previously had elsewhere. Sesame balls were hot enough for the sesame seeds to be all hot and toasty - yum :) Desserts selection was pretty decent. All of the desserts (fruit tarts, custards, etc) that I tried were delicious, though still not quite worth the price... My favorite part was the asian pear. My husband does not remember eating anything impressive, but is still grumping about the cost. My oldest son loved the mints that he got as we were leaving. All in all, not worth the $$. For a few bucks less you can get a far superior buffet experience at Wicked Spoon (our fave meal of the trip).