Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This is by far my most favorite Indian place in the city. Great happy hour prices for 50% off chicken and veggie dishes around 4p-6p (or is it 3p-5p? Anyway, the owners are great and make you feel welcomed. They will remember you by name. Food is delicious!!!!
Q: negative

A: Visited at 4:30 on a Thursday, wasn't very busy. Food ordered was ok, up charges on items were pretty steep, $5 to sub in Parmesan fries with your burger. Seating was a bad experience, was given a walk through the area with food order minimums of 25 to 50 per person depending on the table. Server messed up our order a little, missed one item, but not a big deal. How about you repeat my order back to me so I know you got it? The big downer, being asked for a credit card after ordering. Wtf is that all about? I don't think I appear shady, and at a restaurant it feels disrespectful. Will not return.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Extremely slow service, hostess and manager were both rude. I noticed that 2 tables that sat after we did got served first. 4 out of every 10 people that walked in, walked right back out once they saw the line. We waited 35 minutes for a table. This was my first and last time at this over priced Denny's
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Output: I was traveling to Scottsdale for work and stopped here for dinner. Upon entering the new owner personally greeted and seated me, and even brought me my drink. My beef & chicken tacos also came out quick and tasted fantastic. They definitely give you a lot for the price. It's a shame reading some of the negative reviews as I believe they were directed at the previous owners. Give them a shot if you're looking for good Mexican food in Scottsdale and give them another chance if you had an unpleasant experience with the previous owners. You won't be disappointed.
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output: I have these old Kenneth Cole boots that I absolutely love but the heels have worn down and one of the zipper tabs have come off. Decided to take them to Shoe Lab which was convenient to my workplace. The lady at the front counter quoted me $90 to have the boots resoled and $35(knocked down from $45) to have the zipper pull replaced. Damn expensive right? $125 can buy you a nice pair of new boots. But since I can't find anything close to my beloved boots, I decided to go ahead and pay for them to get fixed. The woman assured me that my boots will feel the same and nothing about their comfort should change. The lady said the boots will be ready in 5 days and will call when they're done. A week passed (no call from Shoe Lab) since I dropped the shoes off so decided to give them a call to inquire about the boots. The lady on the phone(I assume the same lady at the counter) answered and told me she was busy and that she'll call me back in 30 minutes. Never called me back. See, I'm not in any rush to get my shoes back so I call again a few days later and same thing, she's too busy and will call me in 30 minutes. The time passed and she didn't call back again. So on my lunch break, I headed down to Shoe Lab, looked the lady in the eye and asked about my shoes. She literally turns around and goes, "Oh here they are! They're ready." Was that so frickin hard to do over the phone? Seriously?! My boots looked fine, zipper fixed and shined. They shaved down the old heel and glued on a new one and glued a new sole at the bottom of the shoe. The work looked OK but didn't seem like a $90 job. And for some reason, the boots have become noticeably tighter. I don't know what Shoe Lab did but they are no longer the comfy boots that I love. Now, they'll have to be stretched to fit me properly. But for this job, I will take my business elsewhere where, hopefully, they don't price gouge and actually have good customer service.
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In town for a congress and not a fan of Vegas my friends stole me away from the strip for dinner, a happy hour drink and some jazz. We got to The Lady Silvia and it reminded me of a done up Mega-version of LA's Library Bar. The decor was fancy-cheeseball. Gaudy nuveau-riche furniture and chandeliers, trying so hard to look expensive but you can tell its cheap furniture and decor. Done up Vegas style. The jazz band was great, it made the uppity, snooty bar feel a lot less pretentious, more mellow and relaxed. One star because the service was despicable. Two washed up ex-sorority sisters working the bar (a blonde and a brunette with fake boobs and melting cakey make-up two shades too dark) were being really snooty about the free drinks promotion and refused to give me and my girl friend the free drinks that were being given out FREE to EVERYONE as a promotion. WTF!!! The funny thing is, that as a social experiment, we sent my friend's boyfriend to ask for the drink and they just gave it to him no problem and no questions asked. Really? Thank God for Yelp! And for cathartic ONE star reviews post shitty experiences! Suck it ladies!- (and I call them ladies cause I don't want to use the "B" word, though I was tempted, with the immature treatment and terrible customer service received, after I had bought three drinks AND tipped)! Wish I could have gotten my tip back! Oh well, at least I can leave this tip on Yelp for future Vegas visitors looking for a possible bar. Avoid this one. It thinks itself high and mighty and it's really just sad how hard it tries!