Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: My weekly sushi hot spot was jam packed on Friday at lunch, 30 minute wait...me thinks not. I hopped on my iphone and searched for the next closest sushi place. As I scrolled down the list I came across Sushi Eye - a new location! The restaurant is in a strip mall and the suite next to it is under construction and it made for a noisy lunch. The decor in Sushi Eye was pretty cool, Asian themes with lime green and brown accents. I'm a sucker for menus that have photos of their dishes... usually found in places like Denny's. I was surprised that Sushi Eye has photos of their rolls. The photos looked like a beautiful, colorful collage... it made me want everything on the menu. My friend and I ordered Nigiri hamachi, salmon and tuna. The salmon was so good, they made my eyes roll back into my head... we had two more servings. The rolls we ordered were "Second Climax", "Las Vegas" and "Booty Booty". These were the most unique rolls I had ever tasted; they hit every taste bud on my tongue. I was delighted to have some Roe floating around in my mouth after my meal to remind me of the amazing lunch. The only downside to the meal was the restaurant was freezing cold... I hope it's this cold in the summer time because I'm going back for sure!
Q: negative

A: Horrible and very slow service and they messed up my order. They were not crowed either. Ordered a Cobb Salad and server brought me the wrong salad then tried to ask like it was right- left off bacon, cranberries, and walnuts. Had shredded cheese on it which it doesn't come with. Wrong dressing on the side! Server wanted to bring me bacon, walnuts, and cranberries to add to my own salad. Why not bring me the lettuce too. Why not have me go in the kitchen and make my own! Will not be back to this one again!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Please take caution when visiting this clinic. While we've taken animals to this vet in emergencies in the past, none was as crucial as our terrier this past summer. It was a late Sunday afternoon and our terrier had quickly developed real difficulty breathing. I called this clinic and rushed him directly there (we are only a few blocks away). They scooped him up and into the back room to get him stabilized and intubated so he could breathe. Immediate crisis was averted. At this point we met Dr. Tristan Daugherty (we had met him in the past), and signed the paperwork to authorize them to care for our little guy. The next three days were horrific, but they began with the biggest mistake I regret authorizing to this day!!!!! At 11:00 pm Daugherty called and said he thought they needed to do a tracheotomy (something very rarely done at that clinic). Every cell in my body was telling me to say no, but when talking with the experts you feel wrong saying no...so I authorized the operation. That was the beginning of the end for our otherwise healthy 7 year old terrier. The very next morning when I called my regular vet to fill them in, they were appalled at a tracheotomy ESPECIALLY on a Yorkshire terrier...a breed that is extremely prone to collapsing trachea and something that should have been discussed with us. The other doctors we encountered were as follows: Heidi Fay was cold and non-responsive when on her service. She even had the audacity to say to me after I inquired about our current total bill (which in the end was nearly $3,000) "this is just part of being a responsible dog owner" in a curt tone. Oh really? No kidding...that's why he is at the Emergency Vet Clinic receiving around the clock care. One of the most insulting things I've experienced as a dog owner. Dr. Ruth Clark on the other hand was extremely empathetic and responsive, keeping me up to date on his progress and outlook for when he could come home...she even cried with us at one point when we almost lost him on the second day. Our final vet was Dr. Allison Gunn who was clearly the most experienced and down-to-earth that we worked with. All-in-all, I would only consider taking my animal there for stitches or non-invasive issues...and only if there is no possibly way it could wait for our daily vet to be open. Three weeks after coming home from the vet and after constant care of his tracheotomy wound, our terrier's trachea collapsed and had to be put to sleep. A healthy seven year old terrier with lots of life left that should have NEVER received the procedure he did at this veterinarian...the risks with his breed / genetics were never discussed with us prior to this procedure, we had to hear them from our daily vet after the fact. BEWARE!!!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: I get stuck here when I have to work the convention center trade shows. The rooms are craptastic. Small, tattered and lame. One time my drawers kept sliding open because the freakin room was so slanted!! They put plasmas in the room but that couldn't save it. To make things worse, they have Barry Manalow plastered everywhere with Copa Cabana blaring where ever you go... A Benihana onsite, proximity to the Convention Center and GREAT sports book save this place from one star damnation.
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output: From best to worst. This restaurant in very few months from being my favorite became really bad. Here's a message to mister DB: if you were sitting at my table last night you would have been furious. Nobody should let dishes like the ones at our table leaving the kitchen. I don't know who actually cooked our food last night but he/she has no business working with food. Few months ago I had the pasta there and it was pure perfection. Too good for words. What I had last night was gross. It was a blob of pure grease with a different pasta and the same ingredients of last time but totally un synced and because of the immense amount of fat in there was no way to taste anything but it. We ordered three portions of it and it was one worse than the other, so it wasn't just a bad dish. Our bad experience kept on going with the halibut that was dry, unflavored and the artichokes unbearable salty. The sea bass itself was ok but the wild rice that came with it was pure salt. I think they dropped the whole salt container in it. Again whoever is in the kitchen doesn't even know how to order at a restaurant and he should be permanently banned from the restaurant business, there is no hope in redemption. The two stars are given for the dessert. They were delicious and the pastry chef belongs in your place Mr Boulud. The Grand Marnier souffle was outstanding. The madeleines were delicate and delicious like few months back. I guess we will come back for dessert only. Unless you show up in Vegas sometimes and see what's going on in your restaurant. You might be terrified.
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i have gone to many nail salons in the area, and this is the only salon that I have found worthy of being a loyal customer to. It doesn't matter what tech you get, they all do a very good and personalized job. The relaxing hand massage and time taken for the client is far superior to other salons. This salon is the best and I am have always been pleased with the professional and pleasant techs. I am a regular and i intend to stay one.