input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The Spot It's four in the afternoon and Olive and Gourmando is full of people. When walking into one of Montreal's hippest cafe's I'm not sure what hits you first: the afternoon light washing through the windows falling on the dark wood furniture, the rich smell of espresso and freshly baked bread, or the excited chatter of the crowd as they wait patiently for the bustling waiters to bring them their newly prepared food. The space itself is beautiful, big wood tables with a family dinning room seating style, smaller cafe tables and a bar with high stools that is perfect for people watching. The menu is scribbled across a dusty black chalkboard, showing that the menu choices change every day. The crowd draws in Montreal's local people, some coming to work on their computers and some coming to grab lunch with a friend. Between the undying love for quality food and the love the owners, Dy Solomon and Eric Girard, have for each other, the atmosphere of this little cafe in Old Montreal can only be described as enchanting. What's Really Good? Fresh bread baked on the premises. Itay's Illy coffee. Creative sandwich combinations. Dense chocolate brownies. Quality ingredients. Warm atmosphere. Polite and fast waiters. A history of an adorable love affair. What else could you ask for? Olive and Gourmando is one of Old Montreal's most popular breakfast and lunch destinations for many reasons. Take out is available, so even if you don't have time to wait for a table or don't want to deal with the chaos of a hungry crowd, you still won't miss on a tasty and healthy lunch. With meat, vegetarian and vegan options, Olive and Gourmando is a good place for everyone to stop by. You'll wanna know: Don't go with a big group since seating is limited, the menu changes daily so you'll always have new choices, go early in the day because they only make so much of all of their sandwiches and the type you want might run out early!
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output: Asian-Mexican Fusion. Saw this on Diners Drive-Ins and Dives and decided to be adventurous. They give you samples of rice, beans, and pork which was nice so you weren't ordering blindly. Trying to order was a bit confusing because of the system they use. The fusion of the foods just doesn't work. It's like putting Panda Express sweet and sour chicken inside a Taco Bell quesadilla. I wasn't a fan. They do give you a snicker doodle cookie with your order which was the best part of the meal.
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I've been here twice in the past month and will definitely be back. It's GeekVille. I mean, I was waiting for my date to show up and heard all about how Batman came to be or something like that. AND I heard people talking about Dungeons and Dragons. (Which was one of the causes for my divorce, but I don't hold it against other people, just my ex-husband.) There are a bunch of tables outside and two different rooms inside. One is set up like the computer lab in high school. Lots of laptops here! I love their iced tea. I get it every time. I know it sounds lame to include iced tea in a review, but I like it. I don't get the fancy schmancy flavored kind, either. I'm a purist, I guess. Staff is super friendly, too. You need to ask them for the key to the bathroom, as it's outside, off the patio. They're really clean, too. On weekends, it's open 24 hours!!!!!!