Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: We were still on the quest for GOOD pizza, this time we were way out west and decided to try NYPD. I was leary because it looks like a nice, respectable chain-style restaurant and I picture good pizza coming from a basic local pizza joint. Well, we were pleasantly surprised by the pizza here, and yes, it is a nice, clean, pleasant restaurant. We ordered a margherita pizza with tomatoes, basil and fresh mozzarella and were pleasantly surprised. The crust was really delicious (must be that NY water) and the ingredients were fresh and proportioned just right. We ordered it crispy (as suggested on menu) and it was delish. We took some home and had some for breakfast, also good. It will be the place we head to for pizza when on that side of town.
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A: Judging by our breakfast and the sandwiches that were headed for other tables, nobody goes away hungry. The latkes (3 big cakes) were nicely seasoned and mixed well with the applesauce and sour cream. The hash can hardly be called hash when the meat content is at least 90%. The Everything bagel may be popular but my Egg bagel was both light and chewy, perfectly toasted. It was surprisingly easy to get a table at 9am Saturday morning. The service was a bit slow -- a little bit of pleasant assertiveness solves the service issue -- but the food is worth the wait. I'd love to have lunch sometime but the breakfast had me skipping lunch and dinner. This place is on the permanent list for Vegas.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: It was about 8 pm on a Sunday night. We just got off the Duquesne Incline and found street parking after we drove across the river to downtown. We originally planned to see the Rubber Duck installation after dark before grabbing dinner. Thanks to a quick last-minute change of mind, we called Meat and Potatoes and were lucky enough to score an 8:45 pm reservation. It certainly took a lot of luck to get this table. Once inside, we saw that both the bar and the dining tables were fully-occupied. The lively patrons and the dark and sleek interiors reminded me of a recent dining experience at The Girl and the Goat in Chicago, where I had my best dining experience in 2012. To my pleasant surprise, the quality of the food here was comparable to that from TGTG. The bread with goat milk butter and jam was so addictive that I couldn't put down my butter knife. The seared duck breast we had was just as good as any I had in Manhattan, only at a fraction of the price tag at $19. The pierogi with the duck dish was good but seemed out of place. I guess it was a way to keep the meat and potatoes theme. The only disappointment was the blue cheese flatbread, where despite its inventive combination of flavors, didn't impress either of us. For a restaurant this good, we were surprised to hear the dessert selection was rather average. We were so lukewarm about the choices that we decided to skip them all together. The modern interiors and nicely-prepared dishes were more than enough to give this place a 3-star rating. When our bill came out to be around $50 for the two of us, the fourth star is much deserved.
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Output: You can't beat Shriner's meat!! After a visit to Short Leash dogs (they serve Shriner's meats) I had to go to the source. I am of German decent and grew up with some dang good weenies. They have to be in a natural casing with a great flavor and snap. We got two pounds and they are marvelous, just pick them up and dip in some good mustard and you are set. We also bought some traditional brats. These were the best I have ever had. The flavor was outstanding. Last but not least we got some of the bacon. They will slice it to your preferred thickness and boy is it good! The prices here are fair especially considering the quality you receive. Go get some! (Wieners that is) :)
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output: Very Very Very Bad Service! These guys cannot be trusted. My husband and I bought the tire repair/replacement warranty certificates per tire about a year ago as discount tire recommends. I had a staple in my tire yesterday that created a flat so we went in to have it repaired. The service man said it was not repairable and then proceeded to sell us 2 more tires at a small fee of $500 because of our AWD. He seemed to change his story slightly during our conversation with him so we decided to investigate further if his statements were accurately and WAS our tire really not repairable? First, we found that the tires he was trying to sell us were about 50 bucks cheaper per tire AND we our tire was indeed repairable. Oh I should also mention Mr. discount tire failed to give us back our flat tire and wheel when we returned to pick up our car (after we told him to leave the donut as is). We called the next morning to pick up our tire and wheel and he claimed he threw away the tire but we told him that was not his to throw away and he better find it. Anyway - we got it and took it to another tire company who was able to repair it in 10 minutes, showed me the tire and all the details about it. I can't believe that Discount Tire tried to pull this on us. Well they pulled it on the wrong people and we will not stop here. Other websites and BBB will hear about this. Try just being honest, good service representatives next time Discount Tire!
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Wow. I was there for the Triennial, which really really kicked the Whitney Biennial's ass. Majorly. Because: It was so nice to walk into a museum, see solid work---that really pushed boundaries and followed through with the artist's idea, that was spaced and presented in a manner that allowed one to breathe, take their time and properly access the work. This is something that rarely happens in NYC, so although I wasn't personally attached to some of the work, I was inspired and left feeling hopeful for contemporary artists. I can't wait to come back and take advantage of the media center!