Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Have Big O Bigfoots all around on my truck. One on the rear came apart on the freeway, the entire tread came off and damaged the rear wheel well and quarter panel. Tires were still under warranty and I even had extended coverage. Waited for an hour last week to find they didn't have the tire in the store! Been about a month since the blowout and getting jerked around by their insurance so feeling like I'm SOL on the damages. Ahhh insurance companies and lawyers what keeps our country great!
Q: negative

A: i have not stayed here yet, but will be in early september. so why am i yelping and only giving 1 star you ask? well i aquired a deal thru livingsocial.com to this wonderful sounding and looking place. made my reservations easily and am anxiously awaiting my trip. my boyfriend gets a call from them the other day asking if we are interested in attending their timeshare talk. if we go and waste 1-2 hours of our already small vacation we will receive 2 free nights stay and some $ incentives. i am appalled that they would even ask! i am even more appalled that livingsocial would sell a deal to a timeshare! (they are next on my shit list) When my bf explained that I have no interest in attending they asked if he may be interested in leaving me for just a short time to listen to their speil. to me timeshares are a waste of money and something that most people don't have enough of these days! so am i looking forward to spending my weekend at this place? not really. i feel like i'm headed to a cult and i better beware of the kool-aid.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I heard this place was a welcomed return to the neighborhood so my wife and I checked it out last Saturday night; we were so happy that we did. We started with a suggested appetizer and a nice glass of red wine. The appetizer was delicious; a great selection of cheese, meats and some grilled artichokes. The menu offered classic Italian homemade pastas and how could I resist; even our waiter was Italian. We were both too stuffed for dessert but we will be back to try some.
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Output: They need to train the cooks! Nothing is cooked. Pizza is chewy and The dough is not cooked enough. We tried a calzone tonight same thing rubbery dough just terrible!
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output: I've shared lunch with colleagues here and I have to say... not really impressed. The space is wonderful. Light, clean lines, uncramped, good flow - but I don't repeat visit a place that "looks" good. I simply don't have the time when there are so many places that bring me the whole package. I don't know if there dinner menu is different, but there are a fair amount of selections without being overwhelming. There are only two meatless options, which I expect more of, especially in a Chinese restaurant. I've eaten ginger soy noodles and they are just bleh... if not a little greasy. Two of my friends seemed to enjoy their dishes and the fourth commented on hers being REALLY salty. All of that could be forgiven if the flavor profile was strong enough to overcome the lack of creativity. But it just isn't. For those of you looking for the "all inclusive" lunch special, keep driving. Here you will just get your entree item or app and a portion of white rice. They will bring you brown rice if you request and then remind them. As it is a relatively small space, I would expect service to be attentive. And perhaps they have a different crew of people that work dinner, but we all sat with empty glasses grabbing employees as they walk by at arms length that seems oblivious to the fact that four people holding empty glasses is a sign that you might want to stop at the table. Lastly, I sort of feel like GCB has a little bit of an identity crisis happening. It seems to want to the trendy go-to spot that pushes the tried and true Asian flavors to a new and updated level. Instead what it delivers is conventional, rather unremarkable food in really nice bowls. Maybe we were just there on bad days. I get that. We all have them. But when you have other choices, I want some substance and wow.
Q: positive

A:
Vegetarian turkey sub. Holy crap. The best sub ever. The boy and I stopped at this location on our way back from a hike at Red Rock Canyon. We were both pretty hungry but still ordered small subs, which were more than enough. Half of a small would have been more than sufficient for lunch, but I ate the whole thing because it was so damn tasty. They also offer vegetarian cheese steak subs, which sounds pretty interesting. Oh, and the boy got a regular turkey sub and was impressed by the freshness of everything and that it was actual turkey, not processed slices. When in Las Vegas again I will definitely be making a trip to Capriotti's.