Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Don't let the ultra-cool surroundings distract you from the fact that when you bring your date here, you'll be paying about 150 bucks for P.F. Changs with smaller portions.
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A: Anytime a new trend develops, you can count on the hipster trendoids loving everything about said trend, paying ridiculously overpriced tabs, and bragging how they got there first. One of the latest trends is, in a need to pretend to be eating healthy, eating some really weird stuff, that is marketed and wrapped in words like ORGANIC, WHOLE and TRUE. "YUMMERS! The Clarified Tibetin Yak Feces on Mandarin Chiffonade Soil Wafers with Escargot Infused Pablano Aioli is the best thing I've ever had." Yeah, Ok. For the trendsetters, trendoid wanna-bes, and lemming followers, this sounds great. There are a few of us, however, who understand that you're just eating YAK SHIT, ON A DIRT CRACKER, WITH SNAILS AND MAYONNAISE. Cut to True Food Kitchen in Scottsdale. With delights on the menu such as TUSCAN KALE SALAD, BUTTERNUT SQUASH PIZZA, "INSIDE OUT" QUINOA BURGER, and SHITAKE & TOFU LETTUCE CUPS, made from quality ingredients like SULTANA, FARRO, COCONUT SHELLFISH BROTH, & TELEGGIO, Yak Shit lovers must be cartwheeling. I made the mistake of ordering a Turkey Burger from True Food Kitchen at the behest of a Yak Shit eating co-worker who "just had to have" a Bison Burger. For $12 you get the following; Turkey Burger, Provolone, Lettuce, Tomato, Avocado, Mayo & Flax Seed Bun. Seems harmless enough, even almost tasty. Nope. It's hard to imagine screwing up a turkey burger this badly. Soggy, greasy, slimy....JUST PLAIN BAD. REALLY BAD!! The patty was dry. The bun was a soaky soggy. The worst, from a place that boasts "Honest food that tastes really good," is the terrible condition of the produce on this burger; slimy to the point of being gelatinous. Just plain gross. I took one bite and threw the rest away. Sorry, True Food Kitchen. I won't be back. Enjoy the KALE-ADE, THE SPAGHETTI SQUASH CASSEROLE & THE GRASS-FED BISON. To me, It's all just Yak Shit.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We got ripped off!!!! I went here last Saturday night. The price in the menu for hookah is $25. When we went to pay our tab, the owner said it was $20 each, including the person in our party who did not smoke and only had water. Not only were we deceived about pricing, the service was mediocre, if not below average. Don't come here.
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Output: Liked it! It's in the W hotel and my first trial of this chain. The decor is great and I loved the large tables. Sushi quality was very good. I still prefer Nobu, but this chain is very comparable. I had the usual mix of what I like: edamame beans, unagi sushi, a sashimi mix, rolls and their rock shrimp. I first fell in love with rock shrimp at Nobu, and I think Sushi Roku does a very good version of it! Tasty and good sized potions. The fish has a nice flavor and texture. The rolls were good quality - we had a spicy salmon roll (not on the menu but they allowed the subsitution), tuna toro with jalapeno, and a dynamite. This place is pricey but I was happy with the meal and service and would return.
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output: Oh GNC Smoothie....you totally lost your allure. You lost me when you closed the smoothie bar at the waterfront where I was able to get my afternoon treat when I worked down there or was shopping. You lost me when you closed all your smoothie bars in ALL GNC shops. Every. Single. One. You lost me when I went to the absolute last one on god's grean earth in downtown Pittsburgh BENEATH your corporate headquarters and you made me wait for 25 minutes for my ultimate smoothie, the peaches and scream. After 25 minutes the first sip tasted good, but not what I remembered. I'm done witchu. Bye!
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
I got married here at the rooftop of this renovated hotel and it was an unbelievable experience. I'll preface my review by saying that I'm extremely fortunate that my in-laws paid for our wedding (this place isn't cheap). The 360 degree view of the valley and Camelback Mountain on the roof was perfect for an Arizona wedding. Our reception was right downstairs. The wedding dinner prepared was lobster and seafood pasta and prime rib, and it was by far the best food served at a wedding that I've ever had. We had open bar at the wedding and the drinks were not watered down and well prepared. The rooms are a little too contemporary for my taste, but the suite we stayed in was cool. Aside from our wedding, I'll add a couple of notes. The pool is some good fun and was filled with pretty folks. Cafe ZuZu in the hotel is okay, but not worth the price. If you are coming from out of town and you are young and heading to the Scottsdale clubs this is a premier place.