Q: I love this place. Both the banh mi and pho are great - extremely fresh and well-seasoned, and the owner is a lovely man who truly seems to enjoy seeing people enjoy his food. There's a sweet little patio out front that's a nice quiet place to sit and drink a beer, but because it's at the end of the street, a lot of people miss this gem. Go here! Even though I'm there at least once a week, I can't keep it in business by myself. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I've read a lot of Good review about this place. I am not a sushi snob by any means but the sushi I had for lunch here was terrible. The salmon was plastic looking and dryish. The tuna had the consistency of an oyster and there was just enough rice to cover the paper. Maybe we ha a bad chef this day or something. But it was not worth the price. Out server also left drinks empty and hardly checked on us. We had to walk our check the the hostess stand to pay. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Is there really no great Thai in Scottsdale? After a disappointing visit to Malee's on Main last year, I decided to try Swaddee Thai on this visit to Scottsdale. The restaurant is casual but clean and decorated nicely, but the service is unfriendly and the food is just OK. I ordered veggie spring rolls, which appeared to be raw on the menu but arrived deep fried. For my entree I ordered a yellow curry chicken. The curry sauce was thin and watery... not at all like the thicker sauce I'm used to. It wasn't bad, I just wasn't impressed. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: The Lady Silvia is like a hidden bar. Wait, is it hidden? Because I didn't see a sign outside. I usually come here when I want to have a good cocktail with friends. The bar is rarely busy unless there's an event. Cocktails are moderately priced. Raging from $10 to $15. They have the classic cocktails, I'm talking about the Manhattan, Sazerac, etc. My faves. haha. Do come here during the weekends and weekdays. Never busy. OPTIONS:
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positive