input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: This is easily the most inefficient place of business that I have ever dealt with. Having a nasty rash, one that looked to be around for a while, the triage nurse at my specialist's office faxed a prescription to CVS. About an hour later, I got a call from CVS saying that would be unable to fill it and that they would need to send it to a compounding pharmacy. The one closest appeared to be Melrose Pharmacy. I was very pleased. I had never been in there but tend to like the Melrose in general and always like to support local businesses. A couple of hours later I called to get status and they had no knowledge of anything being faxed in. I called CVS and they faxed it again.Calling Melrose back, they acknowledged receipt but said that they were backed up and it would be ready the next morning. Fair enough. Next morning they said it would be done by the end of the day. Not waiting for a call, I drove up there 15 minutes before closing. After a long wait (all visits and phone calls seem to involve long waits) the Pharmacist told me that they lacked one of the ingredients so it would have to be tomorrow. I should point out that I NEEDED this stuff, I was itching like crazy. I did pick it up the next day, though it was ready much later in the day than they had said. When I got there there was lengthy drama concerning the insurance and their computers. At one point I made it clear to the Pharmacist that I would pay the full cash price if it meant getting my medication. Three refills later it never got any better. I made a point of calling in for the refills 3-4 days before I needed it but they just seemed to eat up the available time. Once I called it in on a Tuesday and got a phone call from the Pharmacist at 4:30 on Friday telling me that they (again) lacked an ingredient and needed to call my doctor. AT 4:30 ON FRIDAY. They could have figured this out days earlier but apparently it sat on a shelf for two days for the Phamacist to look at due to the insurance issues. Yesterday was the last straw, again they lacked an ingredient and wanted to call to get tmy doctor to OK a substitution but claimed that they did not have the doctor's number. I asked the guy (he said he was a compounder) why I was having all of these problems. He got off the phone then came back and offered the opinion that the insurance was requiring them to charge too low a price, that they weren't making any money on me, so they were not giving me any priority. At this point I called the doctor's office and got the prescription sent to a different compounding pharmacy, at 44th Street and Camelback. Working with them was a dream and it was ready in less than 24 hours. They could have had it sooner but I was not in a rush at that point. The sad thing is that I really wanted to like Melrose Pharmacy. I even considered the "I buy my drugs at Melrose Pharmacy" t-shirts while I was waiting the first time.. The people were always vary patient and very nice. They just could not get anything done.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: It used to b amazing, still is pretty good. Cappuccinos were the best in town but they seem to have redefined the formulations of lattes and cappuccinos since they got taken over by the owners of the other downtown AJ. If you used to like cappuccinos, go for the lattes now. Cappuccinos are much stronger than they used to be.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
At first our waitress seemed very snotty; I was very tired from work and travel and I asked her what type of beer was the happy hour special and she said it was on the menu 11 times. But she warmed up to us pretty quickly, and they had some great happy hour specials. Good food and good beer.