Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Went on the website and it said it opens at 11am. Checked yelp it says 1130, had a groupon for this place waited more than 30 min no one checked on us. Guy comes out doesn't even acknowledge us and leaves continues talking with his friend. Terrible service!!
Q: positive

A: Stayed in the Augustis tower and it was beautiful. Nice view of the Bellagio. This is really a Resort!! Theres so much to do! id stay again if the rate was nice.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I've been seeing dr. lewis for a few years now. for the occasional need to treat colds or infections, he just comes in, checks you out, prescribes a drug and finishes within 5 minutes. what I thought at the time was how efficient and to the point he is ( I hate going to see doctors).... HOWEVER... when I went to hatfield and saw dr. lewis last year regarding my testosterone levels, it was business as usual and he sent me out to get bloodwork done (had to make a co-pay). went and got blood drawn (cost me another $200 -more than 800 without insurance according to cigna).. when I went back to hatfield (another copay) on the bloodwork follow-up and results, dr. lewis came in and did his usual schpiel and said that the testosterone results were pending and I had to come back (for another co-pay) when the result came in (he requested them from the lab again). he also gave me a bloodwork order (more money out of my pocket) just in case the results didn't come in. he also proceeded to tell me about my high cholesterol and other results. I tried to tell him about my medical history and he didn't acknowledge them because I am just a patient and he was the doctor. how dare I question his so-called authority! I left feeling very disgusted. I called the office a few days later to see if the testosterone results were in and they had to request again and give me a call when it arrived. it is now 5 months and still waiting................................ overall score for hatfield and dr. lewis: 1 star ( I couldn't give them zero stars...)
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: The Event: Staff Party for work -a.k.a.- the best people in the world getting together to share food, drinks, conversation, and secret santa gifts before people start using their vacation days for the holidays (8 people attending). The Setting: District, in the Sheraton Hotel, Downtown Phoenix -a.k.a.- Very nice in the non-hotel bar/restaurant-y type of way (important). High top tables for groups, regular height tables for smaller parties. Large, long, space. The tops of the high tops were incredibly tiny which wasn't so good when the food was ordered as all the food comes on these rather large (unnecessarily large for how small the actual food items are) wooden block platters and all of the bowls are unevenly shaped for visual affect (or just to screw with you, not sure...). This just caused us to be clumsy when trying to maneuver dishes or hand the waitress any empty glasses...if any of us had gotten more than just lightheaded (the price of the drinks, even if I didn't have to pay for them deterred that) it would have been disastrous. The Drinks: Amazing, delicious peach sangria ($3.75 on happy hour...which lasts until only 6pm), great wine flights including a "Bubbly Flight" of two yummy champagnes (and one not so much); fruit flavored beers. -a.k.a.- It's not the cheapest spot ever, and it's not as if the drinks are amazingly intricate or overly delicious to make up for the price. Not crazy expensive, but we certainly won't be making this place our usual happy hour spot. The Food: "Small Plates" (first round: the golden calamari, the AZ Sweet Shrimp Po'Boy sliders, two orders of steamed mussels, the cheese plate, the house chips and dips, the sweet potato tater tots (mmmm!), the crabcakes. second round (we were still hungry): another cheese plate and another order of the house chips and dip) Dessert (still hungry): raspberry cobbler (VERY TART!), The brownie fudge Sundae (very tiny), and the key lime pie (I'm not a fan of this pie in general, so I won't judge). -a.k.a.- I said it there (whispered to my friend next to me) and I'll say it now: Cheese plate = Charlie Brown's Thanksgiving. Yep, there was actually popcorn on it. Popcorn and Ritz Crackers...no lie. It wouldn't be so bad if the popcorn and Ritz Crackers weren't the best thing on the plate (if not the best thing on the table). The Tater Tots, however, were GOOD, and the house chips and dips were bearable (but only when dipped in the sauce that came with the tater tots). The desserts were amateur...I like simple dishes, but I also like not feeling as if I could make something better than the chef. Not a very wide selection, definitely not enough to call it tapas and make a meal (without ordering the same dish twice). Also noticed that there were very few (very few) vegetarian options. The Service: Our server was very nice. All the female servers wear these little short black skirts with an awkward (considering the setting and the placement of it) long slit up the front. Not the most attentive, but not negligent. -a.k.a.-Less than I expect from a night out. Overall: Probably won't be going back there, but wouldn't be overly pissed if someone suggested it...especially if they wanted to pay for my drinks and then go for a real (non-popcorn) dinner afterward.
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output: I love the atmosphere at 300 East. It is very cozy and intimate, great for a date night. The food is always really good, as is the service. I especially love the baked goat cheese appetizer and the filet. So good!
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
It is rare for me to give two stars, and I was so disappointed with my food that I had to write a missive on it. Middle Eastern/Mediterranean food - simple ingredients so not much you can do wrong. Quite frankly, the worst tasting Chicken Shawarma I have ever tasted. The chicken meat looked and tasted like it had come preboiled and prepackaged. Flavorless, and not something I would expect from such an otherwise flavorful dish. The shredded lettuce likely came from the same vendor McDonalds has, and I don't recall much else except the flavorless echo of a yogurt-based tzaziki. Falafal is dried up and lack-luster, hummus is dressed up in Israeli fashion with Paprika - but otherwise uninspired. This place is open late, every night of the week - and definitely caters to a younger un-discerning crowd that is inebriated and needing to fill their bellies with sustenance. And the price is right at about $7-$8 for a meal with fries. Come here if you are trying to avoid a bad hangover, but not if you want quality middle eastern food.