Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Food flavors were great service was terrible the waitress Spilled water on us never came to clean it up we had to send a burger back twice because it wasn't cooked to our specifications and they forgot a burger
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A: C'mon folks. Anyone going more than 3 stars here is being silly. This is about on par with Filibertos except in a much dirtier environment. Dusty non air conditioned dining area with super uncomfortable seating. This is a very LDS style hodge podge of a dining area. Whatever could be found at the Thrift store if I had to guess. Nice people working there though. Don't expect a conversation however if you are from out of town. People in this part of AZ are very very dry.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This hotel has the laziest employees. Yesterday, I spilled espresso on my jacket while I was at the client across the street, I went straight to the hotel front desk to drop off my jacket for dry cleaning. I was promised that it will be picked up and returned the following day. So today, I stopped by the front desk to pick up my jacket and I was so surprised to see that it was never sent out for dry cleaning and I asked the front desk person for an explanation, but she was just so full of excuses. So, with that said, I will not be staying at this hotel if ever I am back to visit this client site in the future.
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Output: Contrary to the negative comments made by these folks, we just had the MOST PLEASANT experience we have EVER had with a car dealership. We had the pleasure of working with a Danny Cantillo, a salesman with Infiniti at Camelback. He brought the car of interest, a G-37 Convertible to our home for inspection and a test drive. Danny was very patient and pleasant in explaining all the "bells-snd-whistles" on the car. We had tested Lexus and the new Cadillac hard-top convertible and found the Infiniti far more advanced than either competitor. We got rid of a Mercedes convertible, which was antiquated compared to the Infiniti. Danny Cantillo is about as pleasant as a car-salesman can be. He called back AFTER we bought the car, to insure that we had no questions or problems. YES, Infiniti at Camelback and Danny Cantillo deserve the FIVE STAR rating we post for them. Chris & Frank Newland, Scottsdale
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output: I adored this place even before they offered the AYCE option. This place has some of the freshest sushi in town. If you want the better quality rolls and nigiri, I suggest you don't get the AYCE... but it's delicious and either way. They advertise the best green mussels in town and they're right! I stick with the nigiri in this place. You end up getting the best bang for your buck that way. Everything is wonderful and the servers are so nice. It can get busy and slower when they get busy, so I recommend sitting at the bar then. Ask the chefs/servers what's freshest and just trust their judgment. It's all really good here. They have some awesome specialty rolls too and they're very accommodating if you have special requests. Try it, you'll like it.
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Really nice little place with great pizza and friendly staff. It's sit-down in the same way that Chipotle is sit-down. They serve wine and beer, but maybe I'm just not used to that in a non-table-service establishement. Unlike Osteria 100, the pizzas are a good size for lunch. The first time I went, a friend and I split a Ceasar salad and a Vesuvius pizza. Portions were fine for a light lunch. The second time I had one pizza myself. The dough quality is excellent - thin, toasted on the edges, and soft within. The taste is so fresh - much like Il Pizziaolo in Mt Lebo. I've since had the Quattro Formaggi and the Prosciutto y Fungi and both were great. This is a great addition to the downtown lunch scene. I hope they do well - the location is on the very edge of town - and nice to see that they are open past 3pm. Would be a cool happy hour place if they had a bar, but there's just no room for one. With the right wine list it would be kind of like having Dinette minutes from my office. Two downsides: 1. Noise! It's all hard surfaces, so conversations travel. In their defense, it's all glass on two sides, so no much you can do there. 2. THere is no vestibule, so on wintry days there are big chills rushing in with every patron. One of those demountable canvas vestibules like they use in NYC would help a lot.