Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I've tried most of the watering holes and food joints in and around Town Square. Of course, it is always a hit and miss. I've tried Miller's Ale House on the opposite side of the outdoor mall also and I can say that Yard House is, hands down, way better than Ale House - in so many levels. Am not a big fan of chain or franchised restaurants and tend to be very judgmental of them. My friend was starving after watching the most recent Superman movie at the Rave, or AMC Theaters. I blamed my friend for choosing Ale House the last time because that was just a waste of a hard earned money so we went to Yard House which is literally a few steps away from the cinema. I wasn't very happy of the choice, but hey, I might as well give it a try. We were quickly seated and drinks were served in a flash. I ordered their Spicy Jambalaya with linguini instead of rice, and my friend ordered their Parmesan Crusted Chicken. My review is based on the food that I pig out on. My friend liked the chicken too, more than the pork medallion (actually pork schnitzel) from Ale House. We didn't wait long for our entrees. The Jambalaya pasta came tolerably hot. Good servings, if I may add. It was reasonably seasoned. Not that spicy as I was expecting but there sure was some kind of a bite and kick because of the paprika, cheyenne pepper and cajun seasonings. The dish was perfectly tossed in cajun sauce generously packed with small shrimps, roasted red and green peppers, fresh tomatoes, slivers of andouille sausage and topped with two grilled huge shrimps (mini prawns). I remember having Jambalaya pasta from Cheesecake Factory and Claim Jumpers decades ago and I thought they were good, but Yard House's is better. We liked the way our server/waitress didn't bother us every 5 minutes or so asking how everything was. We were left to enjoy and savor our food, and only came when necessary (refilling our drinks, clearing up our table and bringing in the check). Suffice to say, i finished my plate and was happy with it. Total damage for me was $25.00. A bit pricey for a pasta dish but considering the ambience and the service, it wasn't that bad.
Q: positive

A: From the outside: unassuming strip mall. From the inside, hip loungey restaurant and bar that looks upscale, but has great prices. Can't say enough good about Firefly - I was very impressed. The food was so incredibly delicious. My boyfriend and I split the following: the apple and manchego salas, the stuffed dates, the artichoke hearts and the tierra y mar skewers, tuna tartar, and cerviche. Tapas were just the right amount of food - not too much, and not too little. Great date night spot, spot to meet with your friends, or just a place to unwind after work. Great service, too.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I went to Sprouts for the first time a few weeks ago to purchase Fenugreek capsules. Since I had never been there I of course had to ask for help from one of their personnel. I say "excuse me ma'am" to the first person I saw and she just gives me this dead stare. No "hello", no "hi can I help you", nothing. I proceed to ask her for what I need, she takes me there then scurries off to finish her work. I thought it was a little rude, but was in a rush to get where I was going so I just grabbed my pills and went on to browse the rest of the store. Once it's time to check out the cashier barely looks at nor acknowledges me, she just rang me up and sent me on my way. I'm a black woman and I wouldn't have minded too much if she hadn't greeted the older white male that was behind me with a hearty "hello" and "did you find everything ok". Sprouts really needs to teach their employees to treat ALL of their customers equally. I'll be missing out on some nice products but I refuse to give my money to an establishment with such poor customer service.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Sooo...after my second time at Tommy Bahama's, I thought I would review the place. I ordered the Rustic Pasta, which I have tried before in a red sauce from friend's plate. I remember it being amazing pasta, I was quite surprise that pasta could be this good at Tommy Bahama's, after all they just sell clothes. Anyway...I ordered the Rustic Pasta for myself this time. I was quite disappointed with the dish this time around. They had changed the whole dish! It was basically a sour soup with tomatoes and pasta. Ew. My friend ordered the same thing and was quite disappointed too. We called the server over to politely ask if there was a reason why the pasta tasted the way it did, and why it had changed from before. The server, also named Tommy did not hesitate to give us the menu to change our order. I ordered the special, Parm crusted mahi mahi and green beans and lemon infused rice. By the time the second dish came out it had two hours since we sat down...I was starving. I tool a bit of the fish and it was meh, I took a bit of the lemon infused rice and it tasted like soap. I swear if the establishment isn't Indian or Asian-decent they EFF the rice up!! I swear. I decided just eat the mediocre fish and green beans off my plate and call it a day. At this point I was so exhausted from waiting for dinner I had the server just pack it. I figured I could re-purpose the food to look and taste like something else. I hear their happy hour is good for tacos and run drinks. Will stay away from Tommy Bahama's (if I can help it).
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I am going to keep this real brief: Capacity: A lot of people Food: Korean BBQ Taste: Tasteless/flavorless Sauce: Almost next to nothing besides the typical salt and pepper with sesame oil Cost: No clue(I didn't pay) Recommend: No I've been to numerous Korean BBQ restaurant in my lifetime and none quite like this place, in a bad way. As far as selections go as previously stated, they were all there but lack of flavor or sauce. The other side dishes were pretty standard with pickled kim chee, cucumber, bean sprout, and etc. Overall I would definately consider other restaurant before coming back here.
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When Mimi's was bought by the French company LeDuff America, Inc. ("LDA") a US based subsidiary of Groupe LeDuff SA, headquartered in Rennes, France over eighteen months ago, I thought wow, finally they'll fix this place up. D'oh If you don't know Le Duff America, their brands in North America and France include Brioche Doree, Cafe Del Arte, La Madeleine Country French Cafe, Bruegger's Bagels, Timothy's Coffee and Michel's Baguette. We fondly remember La Madeleine from living in other parts of the US and had such high hopes for our dinner here last evening So... what Yelp rating would you give a french themed restaurant that forgets to add the bacon and cheese to their Quiche Lorraine? That's right. No Gruyere, or even Swiss cheese. Just a fluffy egg mixture in a crust shell (see photo). I could go on and discuss the absent-minded, exceptionally slow service or a variety of other issues. Let just say I do not enjoy writing One Star reviews, and leave it at that. They do deserve at least one star for their delicious muffins. Otherwise, it would be a zero. Sorry!