Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Service was extremely fast, almost too fast! Sat at the bar and had wonderful customer service. Hot sake is great, 9-1-1 HOLY SHIT. I'm still chugging on my water.. I love and can handle spicy, but this is by far THE spiciest I've had yet. RECOMMENDED The Mingus -- even if you aren't a fan of fish or sea food I suggest you give this a shot to break into the scene. Absolutely delicious for anyone. Only thing I would say is I wish there was some environmental music in here, some gentle Japanese or something for environment factor.. Rather than the crying baby!
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A: Definitly Oh, what a night! After seeing The Beatles LOVE, and being totally impressed, i was so afraid that Jersey Boys would not live up to the hype, or just be a little let down. Could i have not been more wrong. The cast was brilliant. Dominic Scaglione Jr (we saw the 10pm show) as Frankie Vallie was amazing. His rendition of Can't Take My Eyes Off You was hauntingly fantastic. I would definitly go see it again.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: 2 stars is generous, the food was sub-par, service was terrible and rushed, portions were tiny and nothing special, i was starving after finishing my plate, all in all we were in and out of there in 20 minutes, not a good experience: why not just stay home, and do brunch yourself instead of wasting your money on this place
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Output: Scottsdale Stadium is an awesome ballpark! Yes, I'm a bit biased since I'm a relocated Giants fan living in Arizona. Even a non Giants fan would appreciate the stadium and great location to watch a game. You know the stadium is a draw for other fans when several people are wearing several hats and shirts of other teams not playing.. The stadium is in the heart of Scottsdale and easy walking distance to many places to eat drink. Parking can be a burden, unless you know where you are going. I hit a free spot a couple blocks away around 2nd and just off Scottsdale. Many other places charge anywhere from $5-10. There is a large gift shop on the first base side Better than the small stand at most places. This shop can meet all your spring training and Giants needs. There are many places to get food and drink throughout the ballpark, including the usual ballgame food (hot dogs, nachos), bbq, kettle corn, gelato and the noodle bowls. Like all spring training sites, the cost of food and beverages is absurd. This might be the most expensive location for good and drinks. Hard to beat watching the game in the lawn near the right field foul pole, lawn or standing in the OF near centerfield. I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. One day, I'd like to watch a game from the terrace out in right field. That would be a great way to spend the afternoon. Can't wait to head back in a few days.
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output: Back again for another family member, hospital is great - the cafe this time.... Not so much. Could the grill "chef" be any less happy to be working?
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Happy to turn customers away... My friend and I have been meeting at Corbin's for breakfast six to eight times a year for a couple of years now, at a cost of $30 to $60 each time we meet. This weekend, on my way to Corbin's, I stopped and picked up two drinks at Starbucks to have with our breakfast (you probably know where this is going...). My friend had just been seated and was waiting at a table outside. When I arrived with the drinks the owner burst out of the restaurant and shouted, "You can't have those here, that is my business, I sell food and beverages! Get those out of here!" Before you think I am a total jerk... we truly understand that Corbin's sells drinks and that this is his livelihood - but as we looked around the patio several people were just having the FREE ice water and one person had their own personal canteen of some beverage type on their table - which the he hadn't requested they remove from the restaurant. We told the owner we understood and said we would be happy to BUY two shots of Bailey's to add to our coffee so he would not be out the sale of a beverage. He refused, saying he wasn't going to argue with us (which we wasn't arguing to begin with) and that we had to remove the drinks from his patio. HIs reaction was loud, aggressive and totally disproportionate to the situation. We decided to keep our beverages and leave his restaurant instead. We understand it is his business, and he can run it as he wishes. We just think this was not only a really bad business decision, but he wasn't even courteous about it. He has seen us, and even waited on us, in his restaurant many times. We spend about $300 to $400 a year in his restaurant... not a lot, and I am not suggesting that should allow us "special treatment". We just think it is foolish to turn out paying customers because they won't be buying $3.00 in soft drinks, or asking for FREE water, even as we offered to spend MORE than the cost of soft drinks on Bailey's. He certainly could have asked that we not bring the drinks in next time - especially since someone else already had a their own beverage in a canteen at the table next to ours - but instead he was rude and foolish! Imagine Macy's not selling you a pair of pants because you are wearing a shirt from Nordstrom's... even when you offer to buy one of their shirts! Perhaps the owner is happy to turn away paying customers - though I am sure the waiter who lives off tips would prefer to have us at the table than have them run off because they are not buying a $2.00 soft drink. It's not like we were planning to sit there and not buy two breakfast/lunch items - which we ultimately did, with desserts at another restaurant that was happy to have our business. We have always enjoyed the food at Corbin's but the owner did not just lose our business for THAT day, we won't be going back at all, and we will certainly tell our friends in the neighborhood the next time they suggest going there.