Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The food is decent here. The Slushes are what draws me here for the most part, and every now and then I get a craving for a shake. Having said that, and the primary reason for the two star review and nothing higher is the service. I get it, it's fast food, and yes, I've been a fry cook, a pizza builder, and a burger slinger in my high school days, so I understand that kids are drawn to working here. But...I expect some professionalism. I don't expect to hear teeny boppers swearing inside the booth. I also don't expect to be argued with by said teenager when they mess up my order. Just fix it so we can both keep it moving!! Lastly, and hopefully people that work here and other fast food joints read this....when I order 2 Medium and 2 Large orders of tots, and then ask you for Ketchup, handing me 4 packets is not acceptable. Granted, I don't watch or read the news religiously, but last time I checked, there wasn't any global shortage of Ketchup. Please don't make me tell you that I need 16 Ketchups. A little common sense goes a long way :o)
Q: positive

A: Food was amazing. The concierge at the Four Seasons recommended it to us, and we are happy he did. To start The doughnut muffins were scrumptious! The Spanish omelette was light, creamy and melted in your mouth good. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. We look forward to Coming back soon! The steak was well made and the burrata was very good. The homemade potato chips and dipping sauces went very well together and tasted very good.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Stopped in for lunch today and was happy to be able to find something that I could make work with my Paleo Diet. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich which already comes with avocado & bacon (without the bun) and a side house salad. It was delicious!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Gameworks is always a lot of fun. I'd give it five stars but I think they've gotten pretty expensive - pretty much $1 minimum per game. Some games are $2.50 or so. The cost goes down per game if you buy a big fat ticket with bonus credits. I dropped $30 on me n the 12-yr-old boy and we played for a couple hours - mostly shooting hoops. Another thing - I miss my old games. They used to have a bunch of old "quarter" games upstairs - classics like Joust, Galaga, Tempest and Burger Time. Now there are many versions of fighting games.
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output: Great high end brands mall connected to Aria hotel. Modern design deco, not crowed, nice place that you can shop all the luxury brands here! They have cafe, lounge and restaurant too. Have a rest if you need a break for shopping!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
What a winning combination! Cookies that are made from scratch and Thrifty Ice Cream my all time favorite. I love the concept of customizing your cookie sandwich as well. The selection of cookies and flavors of Thrifty ice cream are not too shabby either. 25 flavors. They serve the perennial favorites like; Pistachio, Chocolate Malted Crunch, Pecan Praline and the newer ones Circus Animal Cracker and Medieval Madness . What is impressive are the cookies are made in house and baked fresh DAILY. The leftovers are donated to Three Square. Pretty sweet way to give back to the community. There is quite an assortment of cookies to choose from too. M&M, Snicker Doodle, White Chocolate Macadamia and gluten free Peanut Butter to name a few. This visit I tried a Sugar cookie and gluten free Peanut Butter sandwiched between Strawberry Cheesecake ice cream. Indeed the cookies are made from scratch, it did not have that processed packaged taste to it. Texture though was a little bit on the soft chewy side on sugar cookie compared to the Peanut Butter one that had a crunch to it. It's a tad difficult to have as a cookie sandwich after a few bites since the ice cream spills out. No worries though, that's why they serve it in a cup and offer spoons. For the price of $3.50 for 2 cookies made in house mind you and ice cream that rocks, I'd say is a great deal. The one scoop of ice cream I got was a pretty generous serving. There is a deal where you can check in on the YELP app from your mobile phone and get $0.50 off. I've also used goupon deals that they have. Other highlights: They make cookie sundaes and root beer floats. You can also get Thrifty ice cream served in single double or triple scoop. They also sell hand packed pints and quarts too! Service and atmosphere. No complaints. The layout to the dining area is odd shaped no big deal. Its cute and bright. Seats approx 20. They could utilize the long counter more if they added some stools for additional seating. If this is your first time they will guide you on how to place an order. Staff has always been cheerful, friendly and helpful. Even when it's busy they are pretty efficient and can handle a large group. Definitely a great choice for having your fix for Thrifty Ice Cream and cookies!