Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Finally a place where you feel that the owner cares about you and the restarant. So good food, all carefully thought out, we tried the scallops for example, it was completely fantastic. The meat for main course was tender and delicious with lots of flavors. Dessert was amazing aswell, I took the banana parfait. the wine was fantastic carefully selected by the owner, I guess 3 courses for 23.50 and great wine for 4.00 very resonable price. Note. kind of funny is that the restaurant is inspired from California, Napa Valley and they have only American whiskey on the drink list:) dared to be in Scotland:) the only thing I am disappointed with the decor, they could make out a little more cozy, it does not feel so cozy, we eat with all the senses and surroundings are very important
Q: positive

A: I went to this place as a treat for myself to celebrate a great money night at work... Here is what I had , 8ounce filet mignon roasted and sliced Oscar style with fresh crab and hollandaise Perception wine 2008 glass Crab fried rice with scallions and mushrooms Batter fried oysters with light curry cilantro and pickled cucumber .. 2 sea breezes it cost me 102$ total.. And I gotta say this is by far thee best meal I've ever had in my 37 years of life ( including moms cooking) the steak cut like a knife through butter , the flavors of everything were simply amazing and I would return again, I'm a cab driver and I tell EVERYONE who gets into cab for a visit to Phoenix/Scottsdale they should try this place .. 5 stars the service was impeccable and genuine .. Try it you won't be disappointed
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I have been to D&W for three painting classes, and each one has been a great time with friends. You can't go wrong with wine and painting! They usually offer discounts on Groupon or through email, making the price even more cost effective! (It's usually $35 for a 3 hour class). Being a fine artist myself, I would expect some more tips for the unexperienced, but the instruction they do give is sufficient for beginners. If you want an affordable, good day or night out with friends, co-workers, or family members, this place is geared toward all ages to bring out your creative side!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I gave two stars because the experience is fundamentally flawed. The food was pretty good, though, maybe a 3. First, we lined up outside. It felt a little bit like waiting for a ride at the state fair. You really had no idea what was happening, how seating worked, etc, until you got closer. They had a waitress taking bar orders in line, which frankly is the only reason I stayed at that point. However, you had to close your tab at the time of service. Once you get in to the counter to order, still not clear on what is going on, you've paid one bill (for the drinks) and are now carrying a massive goblet of beer. You order, are told what # booth you've been granted, and pay again. If you want water, you are given a cup at that time. So, now you've paid twice and are walking around with two beverages in your hand looking for your booth number. The food came out pretty quickly. Unfortunately, requesting another beverage now means yet another bill I have to pay. Honestly, I really wanted this place to work. I like the look and the vibe it has. But please, get a proper hostess and seat people normally. Let the waitstaff you've already hired take orders from the table. Get rid of the whole line thing. It's unnecessary and kind of a pain. It's way too much work for a semi-decent burger and a beer or two. The menu is admittedly very limited. You can have some variation of a burger, a salad, fries, and a drink. Don't expect much else. It's like going to 5 Guy's with a bar and a trendy atmosphere. The waitstaff was friendly and accommodating. I know they all were, because literally every one of them waited on us at some point. That alone was confusing as well. I never knew who to flag down when I wanted another beer. Once all of this is fixed, I'll be back to see if I like the food a second time, but not before.
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output: Simply put - IKEA kiks major boody :) From its sub-dollar trinkets, to few dollar foods to multi hundred dollars leathers. My hose is full of their stuff and i am still coming back. You ask me - But why? Well, i say - Its probably best bang for then buck! It is NOT the best, it is NOT the cheapest. But together it is probably best ratio. I told my friend we got this leather couch from IKEA and he was - Cool but it will not last 25 years as my couch from XXXX. I was like - Dude, i do NOT want it to last 25 years and sit on the same couch all those years. Go! Go now! Eat a meatball! Drink Lingenberry drink! Buy a cheapo knife! Find matching set of chairs! Enjoy people watching! Have fun! "I like" Eugene
Q: negative

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I called this store to inquire if they had a Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM in stock. They said they had a few. I asked if they could get anywhere close the amazon's price. He asked how much they were selling it for, and i replied $339. He then started yelling at me that they are losing $40 on the lens, and good luck. He was rude started bitching to me. I asked could you do any better, and he basically said good luck and hung up the phone. Get with the program. The price of the lens is $399 retail. Don't tell me you only make $20 on a lens sale. I want to support local businesses, but I'm not going to drive 20 minutes to over pay for something I can have overnighted to me for $60 cheaper. What is really ridiculous about the whole thing is I also ordered a $1100 L glass lens from amazon as well, which I paid full retail for. They could have had both orders, if he didn't treat me like sh*t. If you want to survive as a local business, you need to be nice to your customers. If you don't want to price match then be nice about it. Don't try to bully someone into buying something. If you know a customer is just going to order it, I think you would be better off selling it and only making $20, then losing that business and any future business from the customer. I have personally spend thousands upon thousands of dollars on photography equipment, always the highest end lenses, and camera bodies. In fact I bought my last camera body at their store, but I will never make that mistake again. You lost my business for good, and I am sure I will not be the last one.