Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The only thing that I can say is YUM! I love the pancakes, the waffles and the service.
Q: positive

A: This place is that mom and pop place that you look for. great food service even sounds italian. Must try if you havent been there and just looking for a quiet place. Will be back soon.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Food was decent. Chef was terrible. If you've had teppanyaki before or seen it, you know paying $30-$40 is for the food and the experience from the chef. Our table welcomed a chef with tattoos and a white chef hat. This was by far the longest, most awkward, boring teppanyaki experience I've ever had. He had ZERO interaction with us. Only time he spoke was "hello" and "how would you like your steak done?". He had 1 trick (onion volcano, which he completely botched and continued cooking). No wait 2, banging his spatula on the table while sprinkling salt. Upon exiting, we were approached by the manager who asked how was our dinner. We said it was alright and kept walking. She stopped us and apologized, asked if anything was wrong with the food. I told her no, but I've never been more bored in my life. We asked if the chef was training and new due to his lack of presentation and she replied, well he's new at doing the teppanyaki, but he is the head chef. And no, he doesn't do any tricks. I said well then what was the point of us paying for that? You might as well have sat us at a regular table, cooked in the kitchen, and we would have had the same experience/outcome. The family at our table also said they wouldn't be coming back and gave us 2-3 other teppanyaki places they frequently visit that are 10x more fun (Benihana, Hokkaido, and Musashi)
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Output: This place is a hidden gem! It really feels like a neighborhood deli - the family owned atmosphere, the patio seating, the suuuper friendly staff, and the quality food. Plus, The variety of food options is incredible. It's so hard to decide! I got the bagel (well, flagel) and lox and hubby got the stuffed challah French toast (YUM!). Can't wait to come back with our dog and hang on the patio again soon!
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output: I thought I would do one of my comparison tastings. Today, I stopped by and ate here and ordered the 8" number 7; which to you and me is a medium roast beef sandwich. This evening I'll try Jimmy John's on Scottsdale Road. The wait in line was nil since the place was empty when I arrived just before noon. The folks behind the counter seemed friendly enough and took my order. The wait time from ordering to paying was about two minutes. The sandwich bread was generic soft white sub, nothing special. The roast beef was shaved and reminded me that when I get old and lose my teeth, then this is the place to come. The sub ran $5.79, plus $1.59 for a small drink, with tax the total was $8.07. I would say my original impression that: "Port of Sub is really good, not great, but really good" was generous. I believe the sub was bland and they didn't have anything interesting, except for banana peppers and shaved lettuce and tomato to put on it. So, I'm revising my rating to two stars instead of three. Yelpr'er Kelly B. might be closer to the mark then me and her review is nearly five years old! So, in the future I'll pass on Port of Subs!
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I miss Postino's. Once upon a time, I worked less than a block from here, and frequently stopped by for lunch or after work for some wine and bruschetta. To this day, I have never had anything like their bruschetta. Don't order it as an appetizer; it's definitely a meal. Large and luscious, sweet and savory, served on a slightly rustic wooden plank, topped with amazing things like apples, soft cheeses, figs, and pistachios. It's the stuff dreams are made of. I wish they would hurry up and open the one in Gilbert. I'm never in Arcadia at the right time anymore. Also, do not expect to find parking here; you will definitely have to valet. That's not just a Postino's thing, though, that's an Arcadia thing.