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A: I visited Bravo! for lunch and was satisfied with the experience, so I recommended it for team dinner with co-workers and management last night. It was a huge mistake. I've never seen Italian tomato cream soup made so heavy, filled with cheese and topped with croutons, but no basil. Speciality of the day was tilapia with crab, which was for sure not freshly prepared, overcooked and not fresh itself, served with slightly burned, dry potatoes. It actually caused half of the team to get sick! On dessert I got some berry pastry with ice-cream, that turned out to be microwaved muffin with defrosted strawberries. It might be still my sick, European stomach speaking - but it was disastrous. Even beer didn't help.
Q: positive

A: 5 stars - that 's it.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Got food poisoning here yesterday--it was either from the lettuce or the shrimp dumpling
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Output: I used to love this place a lot. They're a bit on the expensive side, but the pizza was great. Not NY pizza great, but great for what it was. I picked up a pie on Tuesday (6/2/09) and it was devoid of flavor. Not the first time this happened. What makes a pizza place great in my opinion is consistency. I've dined in a few times and the staff seemed annoyed and came off as rude. I'm officially done with Northside Nathans.
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output: Attended the U2 concert here. The stadium itself is nice, but not the best place for a concert, especially one with such a grand set-up and special effects. Bono explained that with this tour, they're going for "intimacy on a grand scale." The intimacy was definitely missing at this venue! Since that element was a conscious effort on the band's part, imagine a show where that wasn't the intention -- you'd feel even farther away from the performers. It sorta felt like the venue was competing with, rather than supporting, the music. From the first drumbeat on, I was overwhelmed with a feeling of wanting to shut out the stadium itself and focus on the music. Could have been a lot worse -- could have been better. Was confused and bummed at the images on the 360 screen during "City of Blinding Lights" and "Unforgettable Fire" (ohmigod -- to hear that live -- never would I have dreamed!) -- could have been so beautiful, but something was wrong. It's possible that the place was too lit up for the images to be clear on the screen, or there was some sort of malfunction. I don't know. The bathroom lines were ridiculous, but the facilities were clean. I do have one thing to say: don't block the sinks for everyone else just to primp! Witness the crowds behind you! Wash your hands and then, use your own mirror; I see one in your hands with your face powder. I know you want to look gorgeous for the guys on stage, but your pores are NOT going to be visible from where you're standing. Sheesh. I totally relate to being worked up for these performers but I also need to use the sink. Didn't visit any concessions so can't comment on those. Overall, staff were great and concert-goers were pretty polite, but then, I wasn't on the Floor where the crazy general admission mosh was going on. Heard later that there were a lot of mean drunks. Whassup, aren't U2 fans supposed to be more humane than average? I guess people are people... We had 17th row, on Adam's side of the stage. That meant we saw very little of Edge except what was on the screen. He took a walk once or twice down our catwalk, but it's never enough! A great show, just o.k. venue.
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I just don't get it. This place feels like a TGI Fridays. Okay, maybe the food is a little better, but it just feels tired and outdated to me. I've heard the breakfasts are good and I've never tried them, but I've just never been impressed.