Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I went there on a hunch. I love guns and have spent a lot in the past year. Over 10k worth. A bunch on teenagers were working the counter and had to go in the back room everytime I asked the price of something. some were high, while others were a bit low. While I couldn't say they prices were unfair, its just wrong to me not to have the prices not being posted didn't sit well. I don't think I will go back.
Q: positive

A: Small-ish bathroom loses a star, since I was traveling with kitty and the litterbox barely fit in.....Comfy bed and a coffeemaker, refrigerator and iron were all appreciated. Speedy check-in and -out, and a good location, straight out Washington to the center of Madison. A tad cheaper than the EconoLodge down the road (and by a tad, I mean less than $1).
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is the dirtiest and mostly disorganized Best Buy I've ever been to. Today it took some girl in customer service 10 minutes to look up whether they had a PC game I wanted. As it turns out, the game hits shelves tomorrow, not today, but I had to go to 5 stores to figure that out. The folks at Best Buy said they would not carry it, which is hilarious since I know they'll carry it since it's an expansion pack for a top-selling game they have on the shelves. In the words of Napolean Dynamite: "Gosh, idiot."
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Output: I got here just as they were closing and they still helped me out. Great service and food.
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output: I just don't spend enough time in Bloomfield. And as if I didn't know it, leave it to Rachel C to put together another great Yelp event to remind me of just how awesome this city is. I find myself forgetting how special some of Pittsburgh neighborhoods are and how many hidden gems can be found in each. Places like Groceria Italia, Angelo's Pizza, Donatelli's and Maria Merante's were shown to us (among other things like architecture and historic buildings) by our guides Richard and Sylvia of Burgh, Bits and Bites Tours. Special Pittsburgh places shown to us by amazing Pittsburgh folks? Yes, please! Groceria Italia is off the main drag in Bloomfield, but that's no excuse as to why I've never been there. Meeting the owner and hearing her story was almost as good as her pasta and meatballs. Angelo's may be "famous for being famous" but their thin crust pizza speaks for itself. Maria Merante's offers unique items along with some lovely pastries but upstairs is where Maria herself offers cooking classes and dinners in a cozy apartment. I wouldn't mind spending an evening with Maria in the future! I've actually been to Donatelli's before for some pasta and deli items but it's always a pleasure to see a face behind the store name. The second part of our day was a trip to Church Brew Works with Jake from PA Brew Tours. I am somewhat jealous that Jake not only had this idea but actually made it a reality. I often plan trips around breweries and the thought of having a designated driver and an organized tour is a genius idea. Church Brew Works was very generous with the beer but we were unable to meet the brewers or get a tour which was kind of a bummer...and then the van that dropped us off abandoned us. In the meantime it was nice to sit and chat with fellow Yelpers over a few beers. Overall I had a great time and discovered many places where I will return in the Bloomfield neighborhood. Seeing what Burgh, Bits and Bites and PA Brew Tours have to offer was great. Another win for Rachel!
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Two stars for their large selection of beer. They have an extensive bottle list but the prices are stadium level high; $14 for a Dog Fish Palo Santo Marron and $8 for Negro Modelo?? come on! But prices weren't the only thing that knocked down my review.... The service... my god... so we had a table for 5 and 3 of us were good to go at the reservation time, I figured that would be enough to get seated. But no... their policy was we needed to have the entire group. This was on a Friday but there were plenty of tables available and they close at 12 so I don't see why this rule isn't flexible. We just wanted to get some appetizers and give you our money! Since two of us were running an hour late, we decided to head back to the Venetian and gamble. Luckily it wasn't a total bust as I won $134 on the monopoly machine. We went back at ~10:30 (might've been 11) with our 5 and... yeah they weren't seating people anymore. So we had to seat in their lounge area. We grabbed a seat from another table (again PLENTY of tables available) and figured we could get a few drinks in before closing time. The first round was quick and on point. Second round not so much... two drinks took well over half an hour to arrive, small apology is all we got, and another was brought without a clean glass. The place was pretty dead so I have no idea why it took so long to get our drinks. But the beer was good and we were no our way. Until we saw the terrible bill. We were double charged for the two drinks that took +30mins to arrive. We had asked for a split check and they weren't even close to be correct. Took us a few minutes to flag her down but she did manage to write down which drinks should be billed to which check. Though she did fight us on the double charges. She kept pointing to my beer and saying I had two of the $14 beers... yeah I would've remember that. She also said "well the bar made two margaritas" and we countered with "well we only ordered one and only one showed up". Took a few more run through and she was annoyed by it but she did fix it so I tipped her the difference. Wish I had the chance to try out the food but with the lousy service maybe it was for the best. I'll go back with a fellow beer lover but the price and service aren't worth for the casual group gatherings.