Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Okay, so as a meat eater I came with a TOTALLY open mind having ADORED Green off of Scottsdale Rd. I guess I was expecting a restaurant, but this is DEFINITELY more like a coffee shop or a much much worse version of Lux. My girls and I went for brunch and were very excited, unfortunately the food was NOWHERE near the caliber of what is served at Green. My girls had some parfait thing, and a donut while I had a bagel with cream cheese and an Italian soda. My bagel and cream cheese were tasty but ABSOLUTELY bland, no chives, no onion, no nothing to spice this bad boy up. My girls said the donut was dry and revolting and the parfait was nothing she couldn't make at home with yoplait and some granola. I have been WAITING to go here with my boyfriend and decided for a sneak peak and I'm glad my boyfriend didn't come because he would have been SO disappointed. For now, only Green is on the radar. It got two stars because the girl taking our order was very gracious and sweet. We promptly finished our food and then drove over to America's for street tacos and Vampiro's. Sorry Nami.
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A: I love a good bargain I really do ! I love a bargain on great quality stuff even better. Sometimes the Rack is a huge disappointment , no deals, clothing that doesn't "hit" me, and blah But not tonight kids! We had a great time shopping. Bought several items for cheap , ata fraction of the cost in Nordstroms. It seems to me the best way to shop at The rack is with no agenda. When we go in looking for a specific item , it's never found. But go in check out the racks and you will find surprises. Many items will have tags with 30-50% off the last item markdown. For instance a 140.00 jacket had been marked down several times and with 35% off, I got it for 14.00 bucks. You just never know!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Best steak I have ever had. My 12 ounce filet mignon was done perfectly as was companion's bone-in rib eye. It was crisp on the outside and moist and tender on the inside. Medium rare was perfectly executed. The only downside were the sauces, the white (SW) one was okay, and the rest were inedible. But, I went for the steak and not for the sauces. The bread was also excellent, and the sides were fantastic (creamed corn and yukon potatoes). The atmosphere was wonderful. Definitely go after dark. The waterfall is so beautiful with different lightly, giving it a romantic and beautiful atmosphere. Also, sit outside on the patio if you can. Cost is approximately $100 per person, but my steak was worth every cent!
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Output: After a late start to the day, and a fabulous croissant from Valvona and Crolla with a generous dollop of Claire Leslie's strazzberry jam for brunch, I'm ready for lunch. By the time I made my way across the Meadows, there was a growl in my belly. I've had Japanese food 3 times in the past week; first dinner at Yes Sushi on Hanover Street on Friday, then Number One Sushi on Home street on Sunday evening, and finally Izzi on Lothian road for lunch yesterday. Today I thought I'd try Koyama on Forrest road. I've been past it on my way into town many times, but have always been in too much of a rush to go in. My first impression on entering was this place is much larger, with a set up similar to sushi restaurants in Canada and the US. Some booths as well as small tables, red paper lanterns, and Hokusai prints on the walls. Although I'd consider myself adventurous in what I eat, I must admit I have my 'usuals' when I eat Japanese. Unagi (eel) nigiri and hand roll, sea bass sashimi and some sort of noodle soup. The problem was, today the menu outside was very different to the menu I was presented with. Quite a few things had disappeared, including the hearty noodle soups and the unagi hand roll. In fact, the only mention of eel was in a maki roll and in an unagi don style rice dish. I was told this was the 'Festival menu', and no, the chef could not make any of the missing items from the regular menu. Not a good start, as that just had me thinking the sushi was not freshly made. I ordered sea bass and salmon sashimi, and decided to try the eel maki. For my main dish I had the mixed seafood yaki udon. The salmon sashimi was sliced a bit thick for my taste, less delicate pieces of fish and more generous mouthfuls. The sea bass sashimi was fine, topped with firm roe and sliced thinly. The eel maki had a bit too much rice and not enough eel, though there was a nice crunch of cucumber. Disappointingly, there was barely any eel to speak of. My udon came with panko-fried prawns and pieces of various other seafood, which tasted suspiciously like scampi! The prawns had a nice crisp crust though, which was the high point of the dish. The noodles were slightly overcooked and limp, and the sauce lacked robust flavour. To top things off, I was then informed by the waitress that despite the sign advertising a 10% student discount, this only applied if I paid in cash! I spoke to the manager and she allowed me the discount, but I think it's a little misleading as there was no mention of cash payments only on the sign in their window! I'll give them the benefit of the doubt here as it is Festival season, and normal rules don't apply, evidently. It was a disappointing experience and a mediocre meal, but I may go back and try their wares when it's back to the normal menu.
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output: Popped in here on a whim one day, and wandered around for a bit. Didn't actually want to really touch much of anything, I felt like I was in that show "Hoarders" but the hoarder had OCD....so it was slightly organized filthy crap. The furniture in the back looked so sad, I can't imagine any other Goodwill in the valley accepting it. Most of it looked like it had been scavenged from next to dumpsters. I did end up buying a few of the bags of cloth they have, but only because they are for sewing projects and I knew I could dump them in the washer and sterilize the crap out of them when I got home. I love going to thrift stores, but this was slumming at a level I could not have imagined.
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Weird show. Rather than focus on the incredible acrobatic feats that were being performed, the spot light was on giant mascot pandas rolling around like Chris Farley in his Chippendales skit. If I had paid for this show, I would have asked for my money back.