Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I love their pizza here and their ranch is home made. The only thing I would change is the girl who answers the phones is very rude but if your can get past that then this is a great place to eat.
Q: positive

A: Dinette is chic and fresh. Inside this stamp-sized dining room, I could have believed that I was transported to Georgetown or Bethesda. They keep a short rotating menu (in keeping with their local sustainable philosophy, I suppose), though the changing items seem mostly like minor variations. Of their offerings, I like the starters better. The preparations seem more original, and the ingredients more interesting. On this outing, I had the baked bone marrow, which was really excellent. Although their pizzas are made well (crispy thin crust, piping hot), nothing really screamed out unexpected creativity. My eggplant pizza was tasty (though it would have been better with a few more eggplant slices), while my companion's cardoon pizza was sort of bland. I had their chocolate pot de creme for dessert, which was nice and rich. It would have been perfect if they served hot tea in addition to espresso. The restaurant does end with a Georgetown-sized bill, but I think it was worth it.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: I'm reluctant to write a negative review as I understand how hard it is to run a business, but the service I received today was abysmal. I have a group of friends that eat their regularly so I've seen this place go up and down with quality. The big issue is there's no attention to detail when the orders go back to the kitchen. They actually seem to have a tendency to do the exact opposite of what's requested. Don't get me wrong, when it's good it's good, but I've seen more food sent back to the kitchen at this restaurant than anywhere else. It's got to the point at times that I've seen the waiting staff actually argue with the cook. When I arrived tonight my hopes were high, as the manager was actually here for the first time in months. She was aware that our group had complaints and actually came to talk to us about issues the kitchen of been having. After what seemed to be a constructive talk we placed our orders with the waitress with confidence. Well, needless to say my food was incorrect again. Not only was it wrong, it almost seemed intentionally incorrect. When I express my dismay the manager went and brought the cook out which made me very uncomfortable. At this point I was ready to cancel the order altogether, but they said they take the food back to correct it. What the manager brought to the table the second time was worse than the first. I wish I could say I couldn't believe it, but I've gotten quite used to this level of incompetence from this restaurant. I sent it back and told them to cancel the order altogether. The only bright spot about this restaurant is the waiters and waitresses do seem to work hard, it's just the kitchen throws them under the bus with their incompetence and the management under staffs them so they always have too many tables. I guess the only thing left for me to do is try and convince the 15 top that comes to eat there on a weekly basis that we need to start going to another restaurant, but my friends are a little stuck in their ways. Ugh!!!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: We both got in for $5, since they were redoing two of the galleries. And the $2.50 we paid was definitely worth it to see one of their current exhibits. You start off watching a screen, and all around the room are wires, ties, and movie parts. I mean, ALL around the room - sprawling across six surfaces, whirring and tilting with (apparently) no purpose. On one wall, there was even music being independently created by automatically plucked piano strings. As we started walking the room, we noticed that some of the movements seemed to imitate what we were seeing on the screen. We'd be watching a window going down, and a sun crossing the sky, and on one of the walls, a thick piece of opaque plastic would be rolling down. Trying to figure out the mystery kept us occupied for probably fifteen minutes. A docent leading a tour came through, and the images clicked - small cameras were placed inside these complex wire contraptions, filming these everyday, boring-looking objects in such a way that they imitated a natural scene. A giant painted oil-drum looked like a camera panning across a tropical landscape when filmed at the right angle. The exhibit was mindblowing, and as we kept walking around, I couldn't help kicking myself for not checking out SMoCA sooner. Don't make the same mistake!
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output: Great value and taste. Daily specials are amazing and practically feed the whole family. Do yourself a favor and get an extra order of eggrolls. They're my favorite in Madison.
Q: positive

A:
I've been coming to this place for years. I've been to the old location and now at the new one which is closer to the strip. The new one is so much bigger and nicer. A BIG thank you to the owner(s) for doing this for those of us that grew up playing pinball. Anyone who loves pinball will be in heaven at this place. It's great fun and where else can $5 last you for hours. I've from the Bay Area and always visit at least once during each visit to Vegas. On my last few visits I've noticed a few things that put me off a bit. Several of the machines are not working or those that are have poor flipper issues (which really impacts your game). I don't see the "hippy guy" that I saw years ago there fixing machines (so maybe that is why so many are down). However, if you want to play some of the newer machines, this is the place as they have a great selection of both new and old. And sadly, it's pretty messy in there and the bathroom is pathetic. It would be great if they had a display that talks about the history of pinball and a nice cafe or coffee joint. There is plenty of room for one. Actually, this place needs to move to a dedicated location on the strip (inside one of the strip hotels). It could be a real museum and would be accessible to so many more visitors. I know I'm dreaming here but how cool would that be. It would save a drive or cab from the strip. In short, this place is great fun but it does need some improvement. With some more investment in the physical appearance of the place, a cafe, exhibit and staff to fix all the broken games, it could be amazing. The PG&E bill must be really high here. The machines suck the power and put out some heat. That, along with the A/C constantly running in the summer -- wow. I can only imagine what it costs to actually power this place.