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An example of an positive review: Rebecca is an AWESOME photographer--she has done family photos and new baby photos and they were FABULOUS. Extremely creative and has a good sense for maximizing photographic interest in her pictures. I highly recommend her for anyone seeking fantastic photography at a very reasonable rate, and she is a delight to work with.

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An example of an positive review: This review is for the AYCE sushi. To start off with, I am truly very shocked that this place has so many bad reviews. Although, it has been a few months since I dined here, I cant imagine it ever being a bad experience. YES, the menu is somewhat limited, but we had a party of 8 and all ordered a few different items EACH and we still did not even try everything off the menu. Because we had such a large party they mentioned it would take about 45 minutes to be seated. So we got a players card and gambled for about 30 minutes, went back to check on our table and it was ready! Handed us our menus and brought out the sake. Now mind you only 4 of us were drinking sake, so after about 40 minutes of the non-drinkers sake just sitting there, we drank it and YES it was still hot. Now the food, all of the items we ordered were AMAZING!! We live in California, 15 minutes from the beaches, and I can honestly say the quality of the fish at Jayde was awesome!! Also service was amazing, very outgoing waiter. And the ambiance and decor is super chic, awesome environment with a view of the desert and Las Vegas strip! :D I'm headed out to Vegas next week, and I will do a review update of this place, as I CANNOT wait to try it again! :D!

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An example of an negative review: AZ Mills is really worth going to only if you are: hoping to see gang members; interested in meeting a gaggle of single mothers; or really pinching your pennies. Even though it's an outlet mall, I didn't find many "deals" here. The prices at Gap's outlet were great, but every shirt I picked up was clearly a defect. The V-neck sweaters looked nice, for example, except the Vs were all skewed and cut against the grain of the fabric. Fifty percent off a piece of crap is still too pricey. But even if you loved the low prices, you'd still have to decide whether you want to wade through this crowd. Maybe it's the economy or just that I went at a busy time, but the mall was packed with a rather unsavory potpourri of screaming toddlers, overweight schmos with plumber's crack, semi-hardcore cholos, and mile after mile of chatty single mothers. As others have mentioned, the bathrooms need serious attention and the crowds are prohibitive. But I suppose if you're feeling very light in the pocketbook, you could snag some pretty foxy almost-V-neck sweaters for cheap. Shop on.

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An example of an negative review: We went for sushi last night to Oishii Sushi. We had read some of the reviews about Oishii Sushi, saw that they were good, and decided to buy a Groupon for it. The restaurant itself was quite lovely with its side open to let in a calming breeze. It is also in a good location with plenty of people walking outside and with it being near to Mount Royal. We found that the sushi was OK, but we must confess to being a little disappointed given the other positive reviews (some of the other reviews say "in a city not known for good sushi", but we must uphold all sushi restaurants to the same universal standard regardless of whether they're in Japan or Nunavut). My main issue with the sushi is that a few pieces fell apart when we picked them up with the chopsticks, indicating that the sticky rice was perhaps not as sticky as it should have been. Also, I'm a bit used to some sushi pieces having a hint of wasabi inside for an extra little "zing", but no such zing was to be found inside these pieces. Some of them tasted a little plain, perhaps not being as fresh as we would have hoped for. One of the shrimp tempura pieces was somewhat strangely not fully connected. Finally, the prices were not as good as we would have hoped for given that the sushi didn't measure up to our universal standard. In summary, we will be looking for other sushi restaurants in Montreal, but we might find ourselves back at Oishii Sushi if we do not find better ones.