Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: It's been a few weeks since I've been to the fitness cafe and have been a loyal customer for years (again, that's to Gabi K) in any case, the food is healthy and the counter service is fast. It's a great spot for lunch and pretty much everything on the menu is delicious! I've had omelets, salads, wraps and smoothies. Anthony the owner, is a nice guy from NY and appreciates his loyal customers. The carbless salad is one of my faves although I try something order new every time. definitely check it out but call before bc I think they have odd hours.
Q: positive

A: Great drive thru and decent interior. Friendly staff and perfectly made drinks. Outdoor patio area. Nice location.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Short-ish line. 15 min. Someone tried to scalp poutine, pathetic. Others tried to cut in line. The burger is good, but not great, a little overdone. In the style and scale of McDonalds, but obviously way better. The poutine is delicious. I had it plain, which a local told me is like "buying a corvette but not getting the keys." I enjoyed it. Their vegetarian poutine is decent, the cheese is good but the gravy is very salty and tastes of condensed bullion a little.
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Output: First key to Caffe Sarajevo - don't miss this place. It's located in a very non-descript strip mall with limited seating. Google Map Street View this place before coming! Second key to Caffe Sarajevo - the interior decor is adorable. I'm not someone who uses the adjective 'adorable' often, but I can't think of another word that fits. It's like what Disney would do if they wanted to design a restaurant for Bosnialand. Third key to Caffe Sarajevo - and the most important - the food! And it's delicious! The Cevapi seems to be the signature dish - a sandwich of delicious little ground meat sausages filled in a lepinja bread that has kind of a ciabatta-like texture to it. However, instead of the crisp crust of ciabatta, it's more chewy. The bread also has a bit more bite. I've tried the small (with 5 sausages) and it's a bit light. I'd recommend at least the medium (with 10 sausages). The sandwich is served with a side of chopped red and white onions and a serving of a smooth tomato sauce, served cold with a bit of heat. They also offer a few different types of Bosnian pitas - which are actually a filled phyllo dough pastry that is baked into a round. The zeljanica is crispy, flakey, chewy, gooey, filled with a cheesy spinach. Very heavy but also very addictive. As a baklava fanatic, I had to give their baklava a try. No pistachios, walnuts make up the main nut component. Also, it's less sweet and there's a definite savory element to it. It's also not completely drenched and the honey they use is on the thinner side. There are fewer phyllo dough layers so it's less crunchy. It's good, but I'm not sure if I'm a fan of this style of baklava. Gotta try them next time! Our server was very friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable for the volume of food. The menu is pretty limited, but what they do make is all delicious. Plus, for Bosnian cuisine, which I'm guessing most people in the United States aren't very familiar with, it makes choosing what to get much simpler.
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output: It's basically Yard House without the extensive tap selection. If you're checking out this review on-the-go, this sums it up and you can stop reading here. /review But if you have the time for some context, then much obliged! I remember the old Bar Louie well. It's where Calico Jack's in Westgate currently resides. At the time, I'd just turned 21 and thought martinis were the key to adulthood. I have to keep reminding myself that these, and not beers, are Bar Louie's specialty. Which would work if there were more than a handful of them. And a few selections are eclectic and high quality, it's just that if you ever get the chance to see a real cocktail bar like Hanny's, you know having a few doesn't cut it. It might be above-average for a chain, but the target audience still thinks slamming Absolut from fancy glasses makes them cool. Anyways, I really want to rip on this place about beer. It's late Tuesday night, and no happy hour? That alone I could forgive, but $7 for LOCAL crafts...in 14 oz. glasses? Pints or GTFO. So now that you're losing to surrounding bars on selection AND value, let's talk about the atmosphere. Pick better live music. The description on Yelp says the music is "background", but these horrific covers of songs of alternative we're supposed to love were near rock-concert loud in a mostly empty lobby. No one likes having to yell when it's not even poppin'. If I go again, I'll try some grub and see if there's something from the spacious ambiance I've overlooked. But in value, selection, and atmosphere Bar Louie left me wanting a little bit more than it should.
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Everything from the atmosphere to the wine was as five stars as a pizza place can get. I can't recommend this enough. We got the spaghetti and cheese pizza, splitting both. I definitely recommend splitting a pasta because it's of giagantic porportions.