Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Went here the other day for lunch!! Food was amazing, chef checked on us and made sure everything was perfect and also told us many options we could do in future. Staff was friendly, and could answer every question we had, waitress was very knowledgable about menu and Restraunt!!
Q: positive

A: I absolutely LOVE Kiss the Cook. It is the cutest little place for breakfast and I love going here. The quaint little restaurant is decorated with country antiques and most of them are for sale. It reminds me of a place you would find in Prescott. I have had a few things on the menu and have always been delighted. The coffee is a little week, but then again, I start each day with a quad espresso so it may be unfair for me to judge. While you wait for breakfast they bring out a variety of VERY tasty muffins and bread... so, so tasty!!!! Good service and prices. No complaints from me :)
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Maybe I was unfortunate considering all these positive reviews, but this place was definitely a huge let down on many different levels. Coming into the place it's small and the walls are painted pea soup green. For those of you unaware of what that color is, it's what guacamole looks like after it's been exposed to air for 15-20 minutes. Not pretty. Whatever, maybe it was part of their theme. We were meeting some friends there and easily found them. The sushi bar is in the middle of the restaurant, but looks more like a DJ booth - off standish and nothing really to look at. It was overly large, as if their tiny establishment could serve far more than they could fit. We sat down and started with a couple of sake bombs. The waitress kept saying "300 dollars" instead of "300 milliliters" when our friends asked about the house sake size in comparison to the named sake size. Since it was -just- sake bombs we didn't feel a need to spend a lot on the sake. She kept diverting the question and trying to use her cutesy accent to avoid giving a direct answer - a wonderful theme that continued for the rest of the night. The sake and beer arrive and we are presented with plastic beer mugs that looks like they should have been retired quite some servings ago. OK, maybe they keep them for the bombs since they have the potential of being, ehrm, "destructive." One nice point - the sushi chef came out to count down for our first round and that was fun. After that, the waitress said we couldn't just "sit there and drink" and that there was a "law" that we had to order food while we were there. All of us had planned on eating and had told her that BEFORE we ordered the sake bombs, but OK. Sure. We had to tell her on four separate occasions we were ready to order. Yet she kept finding things to do, like assisting the two small parties outside of our group of 5 - mind you, the three tables were the ONLY ones in the restaurant at 6pm on a Friday night. So after she had JUST made it a point to tell us to basically order food or pay your bill and leave because it was a LAW, she REFUSED to come over until one of the people at our table said, "We'd like to order NOW." Ordered our food and when she came to me I ordered the Las Vegas Roll. She said if I order more I would get a discount, but if I only ordered one I would get no discount. I asked, "Oh, is the second roll 50% off, then?" because there is a sign outside the establishment that says, "Sushi 50% All The Time." She paused for a moment, then said, "You get a discount." Thank you for letting me know AGAIN I get a discount, but that doesn't tell me WHAT I get. I rephrased my question, "How much of a discount?" She replied, "Oh, you know, discount off second roll." This was obviously going somewhere. I said, "I'll think about it after the first roll, thank you," and she gave me a wan smile. She also asked how we'd like to split the sake and the beer since we mentioned 3 of us were on one tab and 2 of us on another. She kept making it sound like we could not split it because there was a monetary difference between the sake and beer, saying we had to "order more to even it out." None of us really understood at first because she was really thickening up her accent, and were really confused. We asked if we could decide later and she said, "Yes but it's better if you let me know now for splitting the check, ne?" She wasn't making a ton of sense until we pointed out that we did realize there was a difference in price and that was fine. Once one of the members of our group said they would take the sake on theirs and the beer would go on the other, she finally bowed down from that argument. The sushi came out fairly fast but considering it was mostly empty, what do you expect? My Las Vegas Roll was more of a deep-fried Philadelphia roll with no smooth meaty taste of fish to really account for. Had I ordered a deep-fried Philadelphia roll, I would have been alright with that. It was supposed to have crab (which I did not see ANY of) and eel (which was barely there). The edamame, at least, was OK. Satisfied with our experience up to that point, we asked for the check, paid, and left. The check was a fair price, at least. When I walked out the door the waitress completely ignored me and made it a point to walk elsewhere; I was also not acknowledged by another wait or chef staff. Cool. To summarize, I do NOT plan on returning to this place at all. Service was rude, slow, and felt like you were trying to be hussled; food was mediocre at best; and the decor is average. Take you sushi craving elsewhere.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I had one the most original burgers I have ever tasted at Brad's Place in Ahwatukee. A bratwurst burger topped with sourkraut and cheese. Add a some pickles and mustard and this thing was incredible. Friendly place and good food... now, that is a great combination.
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output: Traditional, basic doughnuts at fair prices! They are very soft and tasty! Don't expect anything fancy...just good ole donuts for a great price. Not really sure how much more elaboration is needed lol. You all have had these doughnuts before in your lifetime....just imagine a very fresh, soft and flavorful version of the classics! They usually hook it up too! Tossin in the baker's dozen or some doughnut holes in the bag/box on the way out. Yum :)
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I bought the red velvet it was not fresh even though the employees said they just got it and it's new. To me it wasn't fresh and it was really dry. It wasn't delicious at all. They have the worst red velvet I have ever tasted. Never going back there to order anything. I asked for refund and they said it will be refunded and it never did. Still waiting on my refund. Not worth buying this! If you are looking for the best red velvet in las vegas go to cake boss in venetian and freeds bakery.