Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This is apparently a pop-up establishment (in conjunction with 56 North) so may not be here that long & probably explains why no great effort has been made to fully strip out the fittings from the previous incarnation of the premises (Native State). Hence one of the sinks in the gents has a crack in the bowl & a couple of too small pictures adorn one of the rear walls in an attempt to imbue the place with a new character. No complaints about the burgers we had (the Irish & the Independence) in terms of taste, size or price & the accompanying salads were good. The fries could have been a bit warmer but the (possibly) home made ketchup was nice & tangy. Service wasn't bad although it tailed off (no inquiry if a second beer was desired when a glass was cleared away for example) & so we didn't tip. The worst thing about the place is the beer prices. Whilst making an effort to stock the quality products of Stewarts & Williams Bros. charging upwards of 3.75 for most of them (both pints & bottles) along with the I&G range (readily available in supermarkets for more reasonable figures) is a backwards step. That said you probably wouldn't come in here just for a pint and with the Festival upon us they may well make a killing out of the tourist trade. As someone who lives here all year round though I'll not be back, even if they have anymore discount deals on which is what took me there in the first place.
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A: The 99 Cent Store on 43rd Ave & Bell is as good as it gets ! They have just about anything you want or need imanginable and its only 99 cents. They even have milk by the gallon but that is $2.59. You can get all your staples here and supplement your grocery shopping. The store is clean and cashiers are friendly this is definetly the best 99 Cent Store in Phoenix.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Just as Jan and I were lamenting the lack of authentic Thai restaurants in the Valley, we happened to fall upon Thai House in North Scottsdale yesterday. And what a find it is! We dropped by after shopping at the nearby Staples to check out the menu and felt great vibes right away. It was packed with the office lunch crowd and the room was filled with delicious aromas. If it wasn't for the fact that we had just stuffed our faces at Indian Paradise's buffet, we would have ordered something. I couldn't stop thinking about the promise of good Thai food and ordered the Pad Kee Mao noodles and Prik Khing stirfry for lunch today. Even two hours after I had ordered the takeout and managed to finally sit down for lunch, the food was still off the hook. It totally compared to the Thai food we've had in LA's Thai Town and even Bangkok where Jan's from. Pad Kee Mao is a fiery spicy stirfry of flat rice noodles with choice of meat, egg, garlic, onion, bell peppers, chili and Thai basil leaves. We were impressed by how al dente yet ungreasy the noodles were. Our beef was tender and the flavors were spot on. The Prik King is a stirfry of meat in red curry paste, green beans, bell pepper and kaffir lime leaves. The generous garnish of finely julienned kaffir limes leaves struck us even before we dug into the dish. It's labeled as lemon leaves on the menu probably to not scare off customers. The leaves offer a deliciously complex and zesty contrast to strongly flavored dishes. We find that often in the Valley these authentic touches are left out because the restaurant owners find that patrons don't notice the difference. It's a slippery slope. It does seem presumptious to rate Thai House based on only two dishes but I can't remember the last time I smiled ear to ear after eating a meal out of a styrofoam box. To top it off, the dining room is homey and service is friendly. I can't wait to go back to try the other dishes.
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Output: I decided to give this company a chance and it ended up being a mistake. My pool filter is now broken and has an awful leak. I was never briefed about this. My water bill ended up being over $200.
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output: The Quick: Don't bother unless you're in the area already, and hopefully have some sort of a discount. The (few) optical illusions will impress you, but it's ultimately overpriced and WAY too quick to get through. Might be worth it if it had more rooms and was about three times as big... The Long: I took my 10 year old son here this afternoon for something to do during a summer break afternoon. He loves the fun houses at the State Fair, so this seemed right up his alley. I had bought a Groupon that was $12 for two people's admission, but after experiencing the maze, $6 per person is just too much for this attraction. Also, beware: If you have a Groupon, be prepared for them to charge you sales tax on top of what you already paid for the Groupon when you get there. Who does that?! We paid $1.58 in sales tax for the two person pass. I'm pretty sure they got charged more by their credit card service company to run our card than they got from us in the transaction! (To be fair, it DOES say it on the Groupon deal now that I went back and looked for it in the fine print, but considering that that's not very common and will be something that annoys your customers when they get there, you'd think they'd make it a lot more easy to notice in the first place!) Anyway, once you go in, you quickly walk through about three very small rooms that each have an interesting optical illusion going on. Then you go through a curtain into the maze itself. Once you make it out of the maze though, you're done. It's over. You're back in the lobby. I think it took us about five minutes to go through total. Maybe less, I'm not kidding. Technically you can go through it as many times as you want in a day, but would you? Most people won't. Maybe little kids would want to, but also know that they don't have much seating for any parents planning on waiting around while the kiddos do their thing, so don't plan on hanging out here comfortably for very long. To be fair, the optical illusions that they do have are really good ones, which almost makes it worse. You truly want more, but are left disappointed. It was honestly a waste of my time and gas since we came from Gilbert to do it. Guess I should have Yelped it first. (And hopefully I would have figured out that the 5 star reviews are pretty suspicious!) IF you happen to already be in about a 10 minute driving range from it, and IF you get a good discount (I think you'll feel cheated at any more than $3 or $4 per person though), maybe you won't leave with a bad taste in your mouth like I and many other reviewers did. But please, please don't bother driving across town just to do this!
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
I'm not one to write reviews on grocery stores, they are a need that we all have to fulfill, they all have items and stuff we buy and place in our house and depending if we are starving when we shop sometimes it's not good choices that made it to the house haha. But this Fry's Marketplace surprised me, my only need for going into Frys was to pick up a bottle of wine, wasn't looking for anything fancy schmancy, after all I was picking up a bottle of wine from Frys, so I walked back to where the wines were at and what did I find? A chiller room for the wines! HELLO!!! I like my wine chilled!!! They had plenty to choose from; from the less expensive to even a $500 bottle of Dom Perignon this Frys had a nice selection of wines! I was impressed, what I had originally came in for was forgotten when I found a nice bottle of a sweet Riesling. 4 stars for the nice selection of wines, the chiller room and even a chilled case of wines!