Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Not all you can eat. Sushi was ok.
Q: positive

A: okay, so i haven't had that much Indian food and I am not a big fan of spicy food but this place was so good! The garlic naan was like eating happiness and the korma was very good. I hope to try the buffet soon so that I can experience different food.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: 1) Wine took 30 minutes to get to the table 2) Waiter was more interested in himself and did a poor job representing the menu. 3) Plates left on the table too long. 4) Steak was bland and had no flavor, I asked for A1. Do not believe the hype. This restaurant did not live up to the reviews. I rather eat a Slim Jim than pay for a tasteless $70 steak.
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Output: What a screwing this trip was! I wanted to take my wife to a first class brunch, so we (I) decided that even at $85., it would be worth it to go to the Sterling Brunch. Boy was I wrong!! It started with our arrival at 11:20 AM for our 11:30 reservation (I had made reservations in October, 2012). There was a big long line. I went to the hostess, and was told get in line.....it doesn't matter if you have reservations. I wanted to leave, but couldn't recall if I'd guaranteed my reservation with a credit card, so I stayed in line. At noon, we were taken to our seats, and waited on, but not well. We got our champagne from Eduardo who kept us in champagne all day, but no one directed us to the buffet, or anywhere else for that matter. Once at the buffet, the food was generally just OK. The cold shrimp were good, but the broiled lobster tail was as chewy as a rubber ball.....a charred rubber ball. And just a bit tastier. The deserts were awesome, but not awesome enough to save this trip to brunch at Bally's. We're never going back to Sterling. It was a $49.99 experience at best. p.s. I'd never heard of a Groupon until yesterday, and I still didn't know what a Groupon is really, but apparently everyone had one in the big long line.......except us. We got treated like a Grouponer, except with the check......that was full strength. I don't care to play the coupon game, in part because of silly BS lines, rules, exceptions, etc. p.p.s. Had to self park. Valet full. BS for an expensive trip to what is supposed to be a classy brunch.
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output: I went to this business because I had been on my feet all morning in heels and wanted to treat myself to a nice foot massage. I had never been to a reflexology place and thought this would be great opportunity to learn about how pressure points on the feet impact the body as a whole. Since this place only had 5 star reviews I thought it was a safe bet. Unfortunately my experience was not all that I was hoping for. The gal I got never introduced herself and was gruff and rough. She didn't speak English so giving her feedback didn't help. I got a rough foot massage with no pressure pointing or anything like that. Maybe I went in with the wrong expectations but the lady at the front desk couldn't explain things too well so I just pointed to the service and the price and she took me back. I asked to use the bathroom and found it was pretty gross. The toilet seat was up, there was water splattered all over the counter and floor and on top of that there were no paper towels to dry my hands. Ok, I've said enough to provide fair warning.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Stayed here for a 3 day conference last weekend. Shuttle service to and from the airport runs every half hour and is free. There doesn't seem to be anything exciting around this general area so I was stuck here for 3 days. Overall, the hotel is fine but a bit dated. Generally quiet, but when people go in and out of their rooms the doors slam and make quite a noise. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Pool is nice, but was a bit too cold to take advantage of. Major bummer is that there is no Internet service in the rooms unless you fork out $10/day for an Internet key. You can use their computers in the lobby for free or hook up your own laptop wireless in the lobby for free. I had a room caddy corner away from the restaurant and I was still able to access the Internet to check e mail and perform simple tasks for free. Any major computer use such as video downloads, etc. were essentially useless. I saved the $10/ night and just dealt with slow Internet. Rooms are a bit old and could use some updating, but overall OK. Would stay here again if in the area unless I found something for a lot less than $100/ night which is what paid plus all the extra expenses for tax, etc. Food in the restaurant was pretty good. Restaurant reviewed separately from hotel.