Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: It's not a grocery store, it's an experience. Presenting, Fry's: "The Experience." (Check out my pics, you won't believe your eyes!) The words "grocery store" or even "marketplace" don't come close to describing this place. It's more like a Disney Grocery Land. Before you even walk in the door, you'll see free valet parking, car wash, and covered parking. Walk inside directly into an over-the-top floral department. Looks like something out of a Donald Trump wedding. There's a tree with twinkly lights and oodles of gorgeous fresh flowers. Look to your right and you'll see the cooking school. You can sign up for a variety of classes, at reasonable prices, taught by local chefs. Keep walking and you'll be in the produce section, actually more of a world's Farmer's market. It has the usual produce, of course, but also unique items such as shitake mushrooms ($50 per pound), blood oranges, kumquats, and miniature pineapples. But the beauty is, they also offer regular apples, oranges, mushrooms, etc., at competitive prices. It's the best of both worlds, competitive traditional foods with availability of exotic items, should you wish to indulge. That same concept extends throughout the store. Naturally, there's a wine cellar, but can you believe they also have a large wine and cheese tasting bar? And then (drum roll please) there's the bakery. I think I could live there. A normal selection of breads, cakes, pies, and pastries are intermingled with high end and artfully presented confectionery masterpieces. There's a tortilla factory too, you can watch them being made and sample them while they're still warm. But wait, is that a Cupcake Shoppe? Yes, can select your cake, filling, frosting, and toppings and they'll assemble you very own customized cupcake while you wait. The candy counter is mesmerizing: chocolate dipped strawberries, caramel apples, chocolate dipped marshmallows, the list is endless. Okay, admittedly, I've spent too much time on the sweet treats, but it leaves me spellbound. The meat, dairy, deli, prepared meals, seafood, frozen foods, canned goods, and international foods are available in vast and varying supply. Gees, there's even an entire section of the store called the "Kosher Experience." Plus, the pet food aisle contains a refrigerator stocked with fresh meat / dog food, should you decide to pamper your pet. This place is amazing and is worthy of a full day school field trip. Heck, it's worthy of an adult field trip. Even so, I want to stress that normal grocery items are sold here too and at competitive prices. It's a win-win for the customer! As you'd expect, there's a pharmacy and a bank within the store. But would you expect a jewelry store? Yep, if you so choose, you can buy a diamond ring as you're checking out of the grocery line. That'll give you some added bling when the valet pulls up with your freshly washed car and helps you load up your groceries.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Went here late at night for a cocktail and was sorely disappointed. No one was at the hostess area leaving us to find our own way to go. The restaurant was a ghost town and the patio has a few groups. We decided to sit at the bar where we proceeded to wait for a bartender for well over 5 minutes, being the only patrons of the bar this was ridiculous. Their Mai Tai was made from a mix, which didn't taste quite like the one at the LA location used to and when I asked for a sweet drink the waiter replied "do you like cocoa?" and said sure... little did I know he meant COCONUT! Ew! $22 later with more then half a glass of coconut sludge left on the counter I was not impressed. I am not saying anything about the food as I didn't have any, but the cheesy decor and slow bartender didn't have us eager to come back anytime soon.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Great pizza! Just wish they were a bit thinner. Love the people there.