Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I was just asked the other day to name off my top three restaurants in Phoenix and this was one of them. I love all things Tiki and retro, what better place than Hula's Modern Tiki right. There is no other place in the valley that you can literally "share a drink" with some friends than Hula's by ordering a flaming scorpion bowl with long straws for everyone.. Between their own take on the famous Mai Tai and the Spicy Thai chicken, Hula's adds a twist to your traditional Hawaiian fare. To name a few entrees I have enjoyed and would order again: the Thai Chicken Bowl is a must try, the Fish Tacos are monstrous, maybe a Pineapple Chicken Sandwich for some flavor, or the Wings for an excellent starter. Sweet Potato Fries, Duh!! Grab a large order, you wont regret it. If your there just for drinks and some patio time, you really can't go wrong with anything in a Tiki mug, just know your limit when it comes to a rum cocktail.. They call em' sneaky tikis for a reason!! For something smooth a cream try the Dr. Funk, it'll surprise you!! If not, stick with the classic Mai Tai, sailor. They have weekly happy hour and be sure to sign up for their Text notification to receive specials and secret passwords. Also, look out for their other two locations in Santa Cruz and Monterrey Bay. At every location the service, food, and cleanliness has been top notch. The staff is very friendly regardless of how busy it gets.
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A: We've come to the Harp from time to time over the last few years. They do have impressive fish and chips (and coming from the land-o-fishfry that's sayin something). BUT...the service is always spotty and the rest of the food is just meh. We had a nice size group tonight for a reserved going away party. The restaurant was pretty empty except for us so one would think we would have attentive staff. Nah. This waiter was so uninterested he hardly interacted with any of us, nevermind a smile or eye contact. I'm also just gonna be blunt and say the food was just bad tonight. The Guinness fondue seemed like it was canned nacho cheese with no beer flavor. The pretzels served with it were under baked and tasted old, not to mention a small portion for 10 bucks. The potato boats were average, but again small for that much money. My Reuben sandwich was just ok and underwhelming...at least toast the bread! If it wasn't my pal's going away party we wouldn't have stayed as long as we did and I can pretty much guarantee we won't be back.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Close to my house, go there to pay my electric bill and get coffee each morning. used to go for more because the employees WERE awesome, however, read below: I was buying cigs from the new manager (new as of about a couple months ago) and the customer behind me told me a cheaper place to purchase cigs down the street. this manager's tone was soo rude when he said, "are you trying to send my customers away?" the person said, "no, just saying where to get cheaper cigs. besides, one of your employees told me about it". then the manager said, "which employee? because I'll fire them. that is taking my customer's away." now, i understand the manager's need to keep customer's repeat business, but he could of handled it another way. starting with his tone and he could of chose different words to say. it was so uncomfortable because of the manager. i just paid and left without saying anything. this manager is not friendly & ever since he came aboard this circle k, I've seen the cheeriness of the employees go away. they still say good morning,etc, when walking in the door, but the warm, friendly, "small-town" feeling is gone. the tension is hanging in the air, especially when he is there. it's so sad to see that go away, even sadder that a manager is not motivating employees to make the environment comfortable for customers. finding that warm, inviting, small-town feeling is so very rare living in a big city like Scottsdale.
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Output: All I can say is.....WOW!!! That ride gave me exactly what I look for in a THRILL RIDE!!! Butterflies and an adrenalin RUSH!! Sooo worth the fee! It's a short 3.5 minutes BUT the timing is perfect! FYI... Anchor yourself in as tight as possible and grip the harnesses. Being twisted and turned and flipped around has it's price, but then again....if you wanted a nice peaceful gondola experience.....go ride the Gondola Grampa!
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output: It's been over a year since i had a chance to write a note even though a few visits in between exposed me to the yummies at Renegade. In a quick meeting with a business associate there last week I was again inclined to delve into the depths of some green chili pork stew. Since Robert has moved on to new adventures i wanted to see if the integrity of this Roaring Fork staple was in tact - IT WAS. The pork was well cooked and substantial without being mushy or stringy, the subtle heat and spice of the green chilis was just right with a bit of peppery taste and over all.. a great reminder of what i love about this place. And it was a great compliment and opposition to the glass of wine. I would have given this a good five stars for the pork and the memories but the staff seemed a bit less attentive. Even though i got there early without any crowd, I sat for some time before I was recognized and the wine order was taken. Other than that... it was the same ol Renegade and Robert would have been proud. Can't wait to try his new place in Scottsdale.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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As a comedian who's been to dozens of comedy clubs, I was extremely disappointed with the disorganization of StandUp Live. I live in CenPho. CityScape is something I'd been anticipating and happy to have Downtown. It's about time we get a real comedy club here! I'd rather spend my money locally than drive to Tempe. (I WON tickets to see Chris Titus, but they were $25 each which is more than fair to pay for this kind of talent. Review is based on the rest of the experience.) My email notified me to be at the venue for the show, which was supposed to start at 9:45. We got there at 9:30. And stood in line at will-call for 10 minutes. (She asked for our parking stub to validate. Thanks!) There was a big group in front of us, a few behind us and ONE girl working the ticket booth. One. On a Friday night. For Chris Titus. Fail #1. As we walked upstairs, there were people lined up, waiting to get in. They gave out a buzzer to let you know when it was your turn to be seated. What??? Why not seat people as they showed up? Don't you want people to start ordering drinks & food BEFORE a show starts? I've gone to clubs early to have a bite to eat and get settled before the show starts. Besides, like comics like to say "The more you drink, the funnier I am." Fail #2 So, we wait. We were told to go into the lobby, with our buzzer, to wait to be seated. Servers were lined up to take each party to their tables. That's the only nice touch of the evening, but even they were backed-up. (It was nice, though, to be out of the monsoon heat!) My buzzer started to blink, so I went to the podium to let the girl working there know. I was informed that it also had to vibrate to get seated. WHY DID IT START BLINKING, THEN??? Fail #3 So, we waiting another half hour. By then, it was after 10:30. The show was supposed to start at 9:45. (So I was told) I am ok waiting a little while. It was the second show of the night, tables have to be cleaned, etc. But it was now almost an hour past the time I was told it would start. Fail #4 Two people in my party went into the bar next door to get drinks, which didn't count towards the 2-drink minimum. Wait, what? Patrons are spending money within the same company, yet those drinks don't count? Fail #5 Finally, we were seated. Our server happened to be a fellow comedian, and he did a great job. He was the only saving grace of the evening (besides the entertainment itself.) Chris Titus wore a wireless mic, which is great for his act, but the volume? Fail #6 I wish I had checked our tab (and other reviews before going) at the end of the night. Based on the other reviews, we may have been charged the gratuity, but we still left a tip. Prices were CRAZY and NOT on the menu. My friend's martini was $11. And it was TINY. She never would have ordered it if she had known how much it was. I got a non-alcoholic pina colada, which was $6. That's a fair price, but still not on the menu. Fail #7 Our server let us know when last call was & we got our bill in a timely manner. We all paid cash (which, based on other reviews, I am thankful for!) and got our change promptly. The show finally ended just before 12:30. Again, Titus was awesome and did a 90-minute set. But for the long wait to get our tickets, get in line, get in another line and get seated made the evening not as enjoyable as I had anticipated. I really hope StandUp Live gets their seating & serving system more organized. Apparently, they were "trying something new" last night. That's something that should be worked out on a slower night, NOT when you've got a few hundred people waiting to see a national headliner who's also had TV shows & is incredibly popular. Please, please, please find a system that will make patrons happy & comfortable to be there! I would hate to see this club not do well because of some little adjustments that could be made NOW, rather than when it's too late. We NEED to keep a comedy club Downtown. We NEED CityScape to succeed. But multiple bad experiences by a lot of people aren't going to help the cause.