Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: First visit here and loved the ambiance of the place right off. Very nice inside. This was a lunch visit and had very prompt and efficient greeting, seating, and service. I had a chile relleno/ enchilada combo which was excellent.....beans and rice ----also excellent. Much better fare than macayos or garcias. Also the best flan I've ever had. Definitely would and will return soon.
Q: negative

A: There is only reason this review is getting 2 stars is that it was cheap! We're talking a little less than 20 bucks a night for four nights cheap, thanks to some online deals. But we most definitely got what we paid for. Just hearing "Circus Circus" filled me with nostalgia, because I can't even count the number of times my family went to the Reno counterpart when I was a kid. After the drive from Anaheim, I just wanted to pass out in bed. But my journey there would not be easy. Getting from the lobby to the Skyrise Tower led us down a labyrinthine path past screaming children, vendors hawking their wares, and some timeshare people who flagged us down. Didn't know what they wanted when they grabbed us at first. Naive, exhausted me. We finally figure out the way to our tower (with maybe a little bickering), only to find that housekeeping hadn't even gotten to clean our room up from the last occupant!!! It was 3 pm, plenty of time between then and the checkout time that morning. Housekeeping says we can stash our stuff in our room, so we do and head to the casino to kill some time. Doubled my five bucks at the penny slots, so that made me slightly less cranky. Slightly. Finally, we head up to our room. I just want a nap, so I get under the covers. Ugh. The overstarched, just a bit too short sheets. The waaaay too soft pillows that provided no support. Glad I brought my travel pillow and blanket with me, that made things better. I can sleep on stone and be comfy, so the mattress wasn't a problem for me. However, my boyfriend of the sensitive back felt every spring. We checked out the bed the next morning and realized it was a king mattress on top of two twin box springs. WTF? Made the mistake of hitting the pool our second day there to kill time before a show. I am anal around pools. I've been working around them for years. It was a funky as you'd expect a pool full of kids, but I'm used to that between working at a waterpark or teaching swim lessons. No, it was a lifeguards that ruined it for me. Lazy, barely watching the pool, more interested in tanning and looking cool than anything else. Safety? Bah. Also, didn't see any backboards or trauma bags. God help Circus Circus if (when?) some kid drowns. But again, 19 bucks a night. I am a cheapskate, okay? We spent most of our visit outside the hotel, so for that kind of a deal for a place to lay my head for a few hours, I can pretend to ignore a few things. Never staying here again if I can help it. You get what you pay for, so next time I'll cough up a bit more.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Worst Apple store I've ever visited. The Forum Shops and Fashion Show are better bets. Unhelpful staff and unhelpful manager. It's probably ok if you just want to browse, but if you actually need help, forget it.
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Output: So sad to see such a great Italian Resturant close its doors. The menu was superb, the wine list (and price) excellent, the service great and the decor was good. The location was not the greatest and may have contributed to the closing of the doors. Where did the chef, owner, staff go? I want to try out the new venture. This was one of my favorites
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output: I'm usually not a huge fan of froyo places because, for my money, I'd rather have ice cream than froyo. But one day I jonesing for something frozen and sweet, and my residual guilt from overindulging had me heading toward Tops 'N Bottoms. The place is incredibly clean and bright with plenty of seating. There is a small selection of "bottoms" to put in your cup before you select your yogurt so that you're not stuck with a cup of plain yogurt after you eat all the good stuff. It's a nice idea, though I do wish there was some fruit at the bottoms station too. The flavor selection is pretty decent, and you can ask for samples if you can't decide. The first time I went I got the cupcake and vanilla flavors. The vanilla was nothing special, but the cupcake...holy cow. I dream of the stuff. I crave it more than I crave Haagen Dasz coffee ice cream, and that is saying something. The cupcake is a red velvet flavor that is rich and delicious and perfect in every way. I went back again when the desire for cupcake yogurt became too much, and this time I dragged the hubster along. I got the cupcake (of course) and California tart which was surprisingly good! I wasn't anticipating a "plain" flavor to be so delicious. It was perfect with the strawberries and blueberries I got from the "topping" bar. Good thing I brought the hubster - he got the white chocolate for me to try, and it was amazing. It will be perfect with the cupcake that I'll get the next time I go, because make no mistake - I will be back.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
My friends & I stumbled upon Stewart + Ogden after the Color Run a couple of weeks ago. We had to get our parking validated at the Downtown Grand & didn't want to wait at other places nearby (Pizza Rock had a 45 minute wait, boo) because we were starving!! Besides, it looked like it had good potential: cute-ish decor (blue/turquoise booths & chairs with silver chandeliers), there was no wait, & as a diner/bistro there is something for everyone. I built my own omelet which includes 3 eggs and 2 items of your choice, along with house potatoes. Any additional items are $0.80 each. I decided on spinach, mushrooms, sausage & swiss cheese. It was smaller than expected, but okay - I mean, you can't really mess up an omelet, right? Now - about everyone else's food: - Ogden burger (tomato, bacon, aioli, onions) with a side of fries: the waitress put the plate down & then asked if there was bacon on the burger. There was not, so she said she would come back with it. .. um, okay? - French Dip sandwich with a side of fries: my friend totally did not eat the bottom parts of her sandwich because the au jus was spilled all over her plate & made them super soggy. It looked like her sandwich was swimming in it. - Saimin: this is a noodle dish with char siu pork, spam & egg that my friend liked. The huge bowl this noodle soup was in came on top of a plate - which had a layer of soup on it. I was so confused!! Obviously, they acknowledged all of the things that were wrong: missing bacon, au jus spilled on the plate, & to be careful with the bowl & plate of saimin but still sent these dishes out. It was pretty sloppy service. Lastly.. PAYMENT. What a headache!! Usually with groups, the group or the server will ask for separate checks. We missed the waitress asking us that in the beginning, but thought that letting her know what amounts to put on each card would be okay, but it seemed like she got upset & reiterated that she asked us if we wanted separate checks in the beginning. She then said she would have to separate the checks to take payment and it would take a few minutes. It took over 30 minutes. Yes, we felt bad that she had to separate the checks but we all tipped her because of that. With all the other places you can eat in DTLV now, I kind of wished we sucked it up & waited to eat somewhere else.