Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This is my second time at twin peaks. The first time was at the location in the strip. The food was very good. I got the fish tacos and they were full of flavor and texture. For bar food, it was delicious. I also got the dirty blond beer (man size) to wash it all down. My roommate and I sat at the bar to eat and the bartender took our order. She then went directly to the computer to put in the order and instantly had to ask me again what my roommate ordered. When our food did come out they initially gave it to the wrong people at the bar. The couple said it wasn't their food and then the bartender didn't know where the food was supposed to go. I saw her looking confused holding our food so I told her it was ours. This location just opened not long ago so I know they are still working out all the kinks so I'm not to hold it against them. I really hope that's the case and they didn't just hire airheads. Haha. I would come back to eat there or have a drink again. For a low key time I would go to this location, for a more night out to watch a game with friends the strip location may be more fun!

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A: I absolutely adore the a staff at LaserAway! Everyone I so friendly and knowledgable. It's never the most comfortable experience getting a Brazilian laser hair removal, the staff is great at making you feel as comfortable as possible. Everything is done quickly and with expert precision :) The staff also alerts you about laser hair removal specials. Clear and brilliant specials, ect. The salon is beautiful and always exquisitely maintained. I am a firm believer in the phrase "You get what you pay for," and at LaserAway you get all that and more. It's a great salon and I'm so happy I randomly stumbled in one day. I'll never go anywhere else.

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When I saw the Nile cafe, I got a little giddy because I always imagined an adorable little cafe in one of those precious live/work units lining Roosevelt. (Tammie Coe doesn't count. No sitting room inside!) I stopped in for lunch today. Now, take this review with a grain of salt because I a) only ordered one thing and b) I got it to-go. There are 4 or 5 tables in the dining area, with not much breathing room in between. The server/cashier seemed tired and wasn't too friendly. He seemed annoyed that I asked for a take-out order. The menu is really limited, and strange. Not offering a traditional sampler plate with goodies like hummus, dolmas, and falafel gets them an immediate thumbs down. I got the chicken shawarma sandwich. At $7.95, I expected it to be a little more substantial. It was all chicken, and the chicken was pretty dry. There was quite a bit of nasty yellow lettuce that got picked off, but there were pickles and maybe a few tomato chunks in there somewhere. I think I tasted one. The pita bread was a little rubbery- like it was warmed in the microwave. No bueno. I know, I know, I shouldn't be whining about a chicken sandwich having too much chicken. Balance is important though, and this sandwich had nowhere near enough complementary flavors to make it a winner. Sub par sandwich aside, I will give the Nile cafe another try and edit accordingly. I don't feel like I gave it a fair shake with a sandwich to go.