Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Love Pei Wei. Just tasty, ALWAYS. This location is very easy to get to and cool that you can take it all to go. Service has been pretty good every time I have gone here.
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A: NASTY HOTEL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When you come in smells like some one DIE IN IT !!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Came here for a late breakfast a had a disappointing experience. Service was slow (servers standing around talking to each other) and the food was mediocre. I had a western omelet which was actually pretty decent, but then I ordered a side of sausage which was not only nasty, at $9 for 3 sausages it was also a serious a case of highway robbery. Not going back here....
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Output: It's aight...my wait time on a Saturday afternoon was 15 mins. Of course, like anywhere else, you come for the basic service, and they will try their best to upsale. Alright, I understand that it may be a requirement for their job, so I kindly reject the suggestion of getting the deluxe package. But then comes the "remove the dents on your windshield" guy, who was so aggressive that I got annoyed, telling me that it's no charge to me, just to my insurance...three times that he tried to get me to use their service. When he realized that he won't be getting the sale, he was a bit huffy and puffy. Whatevs.
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output: Food was delicious. Ordered a bunch of small plates and the miso glazed sea bass . The sea bass was definitely the star , moist flaky and delicious. Would have been a five star review but the service wasn't the best . had too ask for the check three times. Waitress wasnt paying much attention to our section. Wil definitely go back and try something new.
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fuck 3 roots. I've been going there for about three years, and I really want to like it, but every time I go back I am reminded of why I hate it. 3 roots wouldn't be so terrible if A) the employees had the first clue about what constitutes "good service" and B) if everything wasn't so wildly inconsistent. I remember a time, a couple years ago, when the food at 3 Roots was really, really good. they must have changed their recipes over time (or have perhaps hired unqualified kitchen staff), because things that I used to love ordering now suck. I got a grilled cheese a few months ago that was not actually grilled. it was toasted bread with cheese. and it cost me $6. what the fuck? moreover, it's rare to get a good drink at 3 Roots. of course, it all depends on who's making it. there doesn't seem to be a standard modus operandi among the baristas, so you never know if your drink is going to suck or not (more often than not, it will.) I do not like Starbucks, but they make better coffee for about the same price. worst of all, though, is the service. 3 Roots baristas wouldn't know good customer service if it was fucking them in the ass. there have been many, many employees at 3 Roots over the years, and almost every one of them has made it really clear that they couldn't care less about their patrons -- this is especially true if you aren't friends with someone who works there. (personal anecdote: a few years ago, I dated a guy who was friends with many of the baristas there, and when we broke up, one of them was an overtly catty bitch to me. awesome!) you will consistently be made to wait far longer for your food than necessary, even if you've just ordered soup that needs only to be ladled into a bowl. an hour's wait for a sandwich or veggie burger is not uncommon. you'll probably also have to ask for whatever side (chips or whathaveyou) was supposed to come with your food, because they'll probably forget to put it on your plate. oh, and good luck finding somewhere to sit around lunchtime. and on top of all this, they don't seem to be able to run a business and actually keep it open. they close for months at a time to do god knows what; I never know when they're going to be open, and it's really not even worth bothering anymore.