Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Hugo Vino at Cycle was an amazing experience. Where to begin, but with the starters. The roasted beet salad was excellent, as was the bruscetta. The short rib was so good, I can't stop wishing for more! The shrimp was really good, too. And dessert, yum! Goat cheese cheesecake - OMG! and strawberries with marscapone cheese, light and delicious. We are praying Hugo Vino returns REALLY SOON!!!!
Q: negative

A: This is an GroupOn voucher experience. Would I have entered this bar from the street? Probably not. The front is small and elongated, it looks crammed from the outside and indeed it is. The back room is spacious and there was a private party or something going on. So we were advised that meals are served in the front area. We did nearly sit on others people's laps getting to our table. For pub, drinking purposes that is possibly fine and acceptable, but we were here to eat a meal. We booked for 19:15 and we arrived prompt on time. Our table was backed against another punter who had her coat hanging over her chair which was now part of our 'wall' where the table was parked against. We presented our voucher and asked which wine we wanted: 'Red' or 'White' - we choose red. When it arrived I got to Reading the wine list containing 3 red wines and this wine wasn't on that list. It was a Spanish table wine and a little cheap tasting, in my student days I may have even kept this sort of wine in a cupboard..as a backup. The menu was especially for GroupOn - 2 courses + wine menu - it was a mixture of their existing full menu. A choice of 3 starters, main & desserts. We both opted for an Steak & Haggis Pie (supplement 1.50) with new potatoes and a cranachan for afters. We waited for our main to arrive a long while. Just after 8pm (after being sat at our table for 45 min) it finally arrived. Now we were hoping that the long cooking time was to improve our meal or even the pastry crust - I was making plausible explanations, but none was supplied by the staff. I did ask for salt & pepper - I needn't bothered. The gravy was a little too salty for my taste - and I add salt to nearly everything. Anita couldn't eat it. Positive note: the pastry crust was perfect. It took a while before they cleaned the table - and they did not ask if the main was to our satisfaction. The cranachan was good - well better than the main, nice & sweet and we finished that. After that we went to pay and even though the bar staff didn't ask if we liked it, Anita A. mentioned our dissatisfaction, they were not too apologetic, but waved the supplement from our bill. My experience here for a meal was an uncomfortable one and not to be repeated. The bar has a nice feel when you just there for a drink with a few friends, but for a meal this is not a nice experience. Not one to go back to in a hurry.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Two and a half stars for this noodle and dim sum place located in Paris. (Read below for more info why it he review is 2 stars and not 3) High traffic area and average food. Noodles: just as anything you could find in a typical chinese restaurant off Spring Mt road. Broth: flavorful but overly salty. One more thing, staff told me I could earn Total Rewards points by going to TR counter. That didn't work out.
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Output: Worst hotel experience in my life. And I've stayed in some sketchy places in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. The best part of this place was entering the lobby. It's magnificent. Beautiful. Elegant. And the room was clean and tastefully decorated. But... The final rating suffers because the hotel falls so short of expectations. A pretty lobby is nice, and a clean room is to be expected even of an economy place. For a "resort" hotel, the bar is higher. You expect luxurious amenities. You expect everything to be well prepared and for your room to be ready to go from the minute you walk in. Ours was not. First, access to the fitness center is NOT included in your nightly room rate. I have stayed at many different hotels across the country and around the world, and this is the first time I've run into this. Maybe it's a Vegas thing? But it was a huge shock to learn I had to pay an extra $20 a night for something that even Holiday Inn includes at no extra charge. Next, we found out that Monte Carlo's rooms do not have wi-fi internet access at all. There's a single ethernet cable to connect a single laptop, so your wi-fi tablet, smart phone or other device is useless in your hotel room. If you want to stream a movie on Netflix or surf the web on an iPad, tough crap. Monte Carlo can't get it done. Even the Extended Stay America I was at the other night could support that one. Worse, the ethernet cable in our room was damaged by a prior guest, so we had to wait about 20 minutes for an engineer to come up and replace it. And the picture quality on the beautiful flat screen TV was horrible, so we were pretty darn bored waiting for that engineer. This morning we got up and wanted to make coffee. Two problems arose -- first, due to a lack of electrical outlets, we had to crawl around behind the desk to unplug the table lamp so we could plug in the coffee maker. Then, after making the coffee, we noticed there was no cream or sugar in the room. We had to call down for that, and that meant our coffee was cold by the time we had cream and sugar for it. What century does this hotel's management think we're in? Who would put a phone, lamp and coffee maker on a desk with only two electrical outlets, and have that as the only desk in the whole room upon which guests might want to connect their laptops, recharge cell phones and other devises, etc.? In the 21st Century, people need plugs. This room didn't even have enough for the stuff that was already in the room before we got there, let alone for our electronic gear. I'd love to unwind in the jacuzzi, but found out after working out this morning that would cost an extra $10 per person per use -- and the wife and I would have to be in separate rooms since they're "clothing optional" and the sexes are kept separate. Is this 1912 instead of 2012? How about one place for families to enjoy where folks just have to bite their lip and remain clothed? Would that be too much to expect? And the fitness center closes at 7 p.m. So you'd better not be someone who likes to work out in the evening. WTH? Just about every other place I've stayed is open at least until 9 p.m. The pool closes early, too. So no night swimming after a long day in the Vegas sun. Wanna cool off? Sneak into another hotel's swimming pool. Monte Carlo does not have your travel needs in mind.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
Nothing too special happening here. Desserts and shave ice are average or slightly below average. They were dead when we were in, but took forever to get drinks out. The manager/owner displayed weak customer service when someone from our group had a problem with our drink...and what's worse is that he spoke down to employees in front of the customers when they asked questions to him in a attempt to gather appropriate information to answer some of our questions. PLENTY of other options these days in town...I would drive past IMC to go somewhere else. We did have a good time playing Jenga. The dinning area is welcoming and clean, but not redeeming enough for my likes.