input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I wondered for a year if this place would ever get up to speed. It seemed like the conversion from Cub Foods to Metcalfe's took forever - and every time I went, I left disappointed (because it wasn't even close to the fabulousness that is their Hilldale store). Well, glory hallelujah - it's finally finished! It's much larger than the Hilldale store - in fact, it feels almost cavernous by comparison. But that's not a dig - there's nothing I hate more than an overcrowded grocery store. The lighting is interesting - spotlit in the fresh food areas and deli, with standard overhead lighting in the supermarket aisles. Now, I have to say, I haven't done a "full shop" at Metcalfe's - and probably won't. Their prices on standard grocery items are MUCH higher than those at other stores in the area (Woodman's, most notably). But frankly, I don't think that's why one shops at Metcalfe's. It's for the lovely produce, great bakery and top-notch specialty items, as well as the terrific deli and ready-to-eat foods (soups, salad bar, etc). One of my very favorite things is that they always have chopped or shredded rotisserie chicken on their salad bar. Sometimes I by-pass the salad and just get a container of chicken - a welcome short-cut to a homemade frittata, risotto, or gumbo. (Of course, I probably shouldn't have mentioned that - because now everybody will do as I do, leaving me SOL when I need chicken.) In fact, I've developed a little Sunday ritual - grabbing a latte at a nearby coffee shop, then stopping into Metcalfe's for a little "coffee and" from their wonderful selection of local, artisanal pastries. It's a lovely moment of tranquility before I dive back into the work week.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I have been to both Jade Palaces - the one at Pinnacle Peak and the one at Shea. Both locations are well-run; have delicious dishes; and impeccable service. With so many dishes to choose from, it is perfect that they make it easy to share dishes among one's table-mates. The service is unobtrusive but present at all times. The restaurants are clean, neat, classically designed. They are not noisy so conversation at one's table is actually possible for everyone without yelling over the music or din. the food is authentic but at a high cost. A "Lo Mein" typically costs around $7 but it is almost $14 here!
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I am SO sold on Judit. My sister and I called to get in for pedicures on a Saturday. Needless to say, they were completely booked. We shopped around online for another option. Within a half an hour Judit called back and said we could come in @ 4PM. They took us together and it was the most relaxing, thorough pedicure I've ever had! The salon is not beautiful or modern but it is very quaint and welcoming. The pedicure was $45 each. Very reasonable for this amazing service here. I will go back.