Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Nice place to get a quick fix. Place is always packed and seating is very tight. Table sharing happens here. My gf and I tried a number of different items (fried rice, skewers beef, pork, crock pot pork with egg, udon). All very nicely done, except for the crock pot pork wit egg (very dry and expensive for one piece of pork). Service is nice and friendly. Place probably won't look clean to some people, but I'm fine with it. Parking is a pain. Had to park in a different plaza and walk over.
Q: negative

A: Called about a fuel leak on my cts. The service advisor didn't want to look up my information to tell me if my car had warranty coverage, and didn't want to even listen to my problem. He just kept cutting me off mid sentence saying "get it into me" and gave me the impression he didn't want to be on the phone. He also told me they would not have a replacement car for me to use while they serviced my cts. After I got off the phone I opted to take the cts to Findlay Cadillac instead even though its much further from my house and I had a great experience there. See my review for them if your Caddi needs service.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: FnB is an experience that is best enjoyed when you leave your comfort zone at the door before entering. There's no praise that I can heap on top of the praises that have already been given by others- you will have a memorable meal here for all of the right reasons.
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Output: This was my first experience with "Hot Yoga" and for some reason I really enjoyed it. I think for me this type a yoga is really cleansing and relaxing while still a really hard work out. Anytime I feel like a lot of stress from daily life is mounting, a trip to Floo-id has become a great solution to reducing that stress. I originally started with the $20 introduction which gives you 2 weeks of unlimited classes. Then as a new student I was able to take advantage of a 20% off discount with my first purchase. I purchased a 25 class card for $250 which to me is a great deal. Then when the studio's first year anniversary was celebrated, they were offering 20% off discounts to everyone and I purchased another 25 class card for $250 dollars even thought I had not finished by first card, which I really appreciated! Also for there anniversary they offered a whole weekend of free yoga for anyone, so I brought my sister to try it out. Unfortunately she was not as in love with it as me. I just recently tried another studio with a Groupon that I had purchased, and let me tell, that experience really made me appreciate Floo-id so much more. Floo-id's studio is bright and inviting which also is a perfect reflection of the staff. The receptionists and instructors are always eager to greet you and seem like they genuinely want you to have a great experience. Often times they will call you by your name, not just a yoga mat in the studio. It sets the tone for the studio in such a way that it makes it feel like a like-minded community instead of a place to just "workout". If you have not tried this studio, please do so. You will not be disappointed. I only do yelp when I have excellent experiences or bad experiences so please take that into consideration.
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output: "Great place for dining solo!" "Incredible food!" "Friendly staff!" "My go-to restaurant on the Camelback corridor." All of these are things that I've heard about Tarbell's time and time again over the years. So, of course I had high expectations going in. So when my friends Jared and Jane B suggested we do a double date at Tarbell's during the recent AZ Restaurant Week, I was totally game. Upon walking into Tarbell's, the hostess was incredibly friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere was warm and inviting while still being casual; my kind of place! Nathan was our waiter and he was awesome. He was patient with both my husband and our friend Jared as they went back and forth on what they wanted to order quite a few times. He suggested a great bottle of wine for us also. I was the only one at the table who didn't order off of the restaurant week menu. I went with a Caesar salad to start, the Salmon entree, and carrot cake for dessert. I enjoyed the Caesar salad despite the lack of anchovies (I happen to love anchovies). The salmon was a huge hit -- I think everyone at the table had order envy over it -- but I did share! It was grilled to perfection, topped with a local molasses/lime/honey glaze and served on a crispy potato cake. The carrot cake was good but not amazing. The restaurant week menu that everyone else ordered from had only one starter option: the pulled mozzarella. However, I guess they ran out of it the night that we were there, so the manager came over and offered to substitute with other salad options. This was a huge perk for everyone and much appreciated by our group. Two people at our table had the Bolognese, but they said it was bland. They were pleased with the other desserts (donuts and chocolate mousse). While I wasn't completely enamored with everything, our overall Tarbell's experience was a good one, and I definitely want to return to try more menu items in the future. Double date or biz dinner, anyone? Let me know!
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The house dressing is an absolute must especially on the Old World Classic Salad. Bottles are available for purchase & I believe a dollar off is given for bringing the bottle back for refills. Servers are young and hip, my daughter used to say she wanted her first job to be here! Try the spinach pie, you won't be sorry.