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An example of an negative review: Ate here because of free buffet with room stay which is only good for lunch or breakfast. Food was ok, sushi is not edible. Deserts were disappointing.

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An example of an negative review: Giving one star base on the horribly rude service provided to us by Andrea. My two friends came down for our penthouse for a midday snack and could hardly find any place serving food. This was an easy option and it had plenty of patrons as we walked to the bar. Andrea barely greeted us with words or eye contact as she threw menus our way. Poisoned us with gluten filled food when she told us it was gluten free... And over charged us on alcohol.

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An example of an positive review: I've been going to Rooster's on and off for 3 years, but recently ran into Brittany when I was a "walk-in." She's the best stylist I've had in years and gives the best scalp massage. You get a beer or a bottle of water when you walk-in, hot towel, scalp massage, they "BIC" your neck with a disposable razor, give you a neck and shoulder massage, and use a lint roller on your shirt when you check out. It's definitely worth every penny!

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An example of an positive review: Katz New York Deli - Best in town Shortly after arriving in Charlotte about eight years ago I found what was then a new restaurant. A place where a New Jersey/New York transplant could get a fix of what for me is soul food. The place I speak of is Katz New York Deli. Located across from the arboretum shopping center in the arboretum office park behind Bank of America. I have been to the best of them. Second Avenue Deli, Carnegie, Katz on Houston Street. They are the gold standard of deli and appetizing. Only one place in Charlotte can come close to reaching the quality and deli delightfulness I crave, that place is Katz New York. The owner Lee Katz was born and raised in New Jersey and is a veteran of several top deli's - he gets it! The corned beef and pastrami melts in your mouth, served nice and hot from the steam table. Don't miss the chopped liver, flavorful and fantastic. The hot dogs are the best in Charlotte all beef with natural casings that give you that special snap when you take that first bite. Don't miss the brisket or the tongue. Try the house made knishes. If you have room top it off with a slice of cheesecake imported from the Carnegie Deli or wash it down with an egg cream made with the genuine Fox's-U-bet syrup. The appetizing at Katz is in a class by itself as well. They have it all. Nova, Belly Lox (the salty stuff I love), baked salmon, whitefish, sturgeon, sable, herring, baked salmon salad and whitefish salad with no filler, just enough mayo to hold it together. The latest addition to the line up at Katz - Now the rye bread shipped in from Pechters bakery of New Jersey. The breads are baked off in the store daily and the result is a first rate top notch Rye bread that has great flavor and actually has a crunchy crust. Hands down the best bread in town. If you're guessing that I love this place - You are right.