Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: J Chews owners have retired and the place has recently been sold - I hear it is supposed to be reopened within a few months as another bar. Hope they will keep the chew vibe alive!
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A: We love Papa Johns and LOVE our Southpark Colony Rd location. We just recently moved to the Grove Park neighborhood and ordered Papa Johns from this location to try out their service. Let's just say that our Large pizza looks more like Medium size pizza. There was one pizza that wasn't even cut yet and then all our pizza were original crust, but they look like thin crust pizza! Sadly this is what is expected on this side of town and we will probably not be ordering from Papa Johns anymore unless we are picking it up on the South Side!!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I was lucky enough to eat at the Cracked truck in the Food truck Oasis at bonnaroo. There are few things I like more in this world than a perfectly cooked egg and I know I'm gonna love a truck that makes this humble food their star ingredient. I did what I had to do and ordered the Goy Vey (bacon, hard salami, hash brown and a fried egg with sweet and spicy cream cheese on a ciabatta roll). This was glorious and for sure the best breakfast-for-dinner I've had in a long time. The sweet and spicy cream cheese made this not your regular run of the mill breakfast sandwich. The only downfall was the hash brown was fairly thin and hard to discern amongst all that fluffy bread.
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Output: The pizza is excellent... The service is not. We were greeted right away, but drinks took literally 12 minutes before they arrived and we were the only table in the whole restaurant. When I did make eye contact with a waitress, she must have felt bad and realized she'd forgotten us, and said she had to go in the back to get some drinks. Then they came out right away. The pizza took as long as we expected it to, probably about 25 minutes, but once it did arrive she never checked to make sure we had everything we needed or that it was okay. At the end of the meal, I had to ask a different waitress for a box and our check. Service aside, the food is excellent. The pizza is fresh, crispy crust was delicious, and next time we will know just to get a pizza to go rather than sit in the restaurant itself.
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output: Prices are out of hand at Kopi. $2.40 for a large cup of (plain ol' regular) coffee?! $7.40 for a small vegetarian sandwich, and $2 extra if you want 8oz of soup to accompany? $6.00 for a pint of pasta salad? $4.10 for a cup of yogurt with 5 blueberries and some granola? As best I can guess, Kopi mgt. is trying to finance their expansion (and possible recession-related dip in sales) by raising prices. They doubled their footprint when they moved into the place next store, but this expansion did not double their sales because the new part is always filled up with students occupying the same tables for hours on Kopi's WiFi, spending hardly any money. Instead of raising their already high prices on the people that contribute most to their bottom line, they should focus on getting more revenue out of the table squatters or expanding their sources of revenue. Bigger kitchen for more diverse menu? Catering? Advertise the booze?
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We will NOT be returning to this practice. A few months ago my husband went for a checkup and complained of a sensitive tooth. The dental assistant swore nothing was wrong and sent him on his way. Last week he's back for another cleaning. Low and behold the tooth is cracked so he's been living with unnecessary pain because of someone's ineptitude. He was also informed that a piece of filling (which they did not even two years ago) had chipped and gotten lodged in between his back teeth making him unable to floss. The dentist told him he'd need to come back so she could grind out the rogue piece. For what? A cost upwards of $200?! With a $7 dental pick and five minutes, he was able to remove the piece. Simple as that. Where are all the honorable "family practices"? Certainly not here.