Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: COCKROACH! Oh, Carraba's. I've always like their food and their service, but don't have the stomach to ever return to this location. On my recommendation, the family came here for my mother's bday dinner in mid-July. (Luckily) before our food arrived, something caught my eye on the half wall directly above the infant carrier. In the middle of the restaurant at peak dining time, there was a roach. I pulled the carrier away quickly and my fiance killed it with a napkin. Roaches are possibly the most disgusting thing on the planet that I can think of. I may have a roach phobia, if that's possible. Anyway, we discreetly told the server who, to his credit, was incredibly alarmed and handled it beautifully. He immediately went to his manager (we watched). That's when it went wrong. We waited for probably 10-15min for the manager to come over. He followed protocol and told us our entire table tab is free. He also offered to still serve us our food or send it home with us. Uh, no thanks. But then he asked for an address, giving the reason that the pest control company likes to contact us when this occurs. This made us wonder about the frequency of this occurrence, so we asked him if this happens often. If there is a time to lie buddy, it's now, but I'm not sure he did. He said, "Well I don't want to say it's often, but it does happen." Then he followed it up with a list of reasons why it happens---they come in on the boxes, etc. This didn't make the situation better. Then he told us they usually only see the roaches when they turn the lights on in the kitchen. I know restaurant kitchens usually have some roaches and it's a controlled situation, but he made it sound like Joe's Apartment, and this roach didn't even talk to me. To finish this long story, I purposely waited to write this review to see if the pest control company would contact us. We never heard from Carraba's again or their mystery pest control company, and a roach out in the middle of a bunch of people in the early evening is a sign that there are probably many many more everywhere else. Too bad for the servers of Carraba's--they really are top notch. We moved nearby to Charleston's, and they were so good they gained our repeat business.
Q: positive

A: Having just moved here, I can honestly say I am very happy with all the variety of stores in my shopping plaza. Yes, it's mine, I'm an only child so deal with it. :P I have gotten better about sharing as I've matured,though so I'm happy to share the good news of my shopping center, and I'll even encourage you to go there. Need groceries? No prob, Harris Teeter has got you covered. Night on the town? Hit up Marshalls for some new digs. Pets? Petsmart. Want to feel beautiful? Ulta. Hungry? well there is a ton of selection for your tummy cravings here. You can go as junk foody as pancakes, with the IHOP, or have a little taste of the classy side with Table 274. There are at least 7 places to get your grub on in this village. Art Supplies, Toys & Bath & Body works oh my, after all that, you can head to Books a million to get your psychotic book craving tamed down temporarily. What? You don't have that problem?? Oh crap, then maybe I should head next door to Rite Aid for some prescription drugs, or just an energy drink.. Ok, enough of my rambling. You get the picture, there's A LOT of cool stuff here. Only 4 stars because of the parking situation. They have alot of spots, but it's just an odd layout. I feel like I'm a stalker following people as they walk to their cars, so I can hopefully snatch up their spot, and nearly rip off the mirror of the other vehicle parked next to them as I'm staking my claim. Dang that only child syndrome!! Or if I'm the one walking I feel as if I'm in Frogger... but, hey I guess it keeps me spry right?
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Visited this new Coffee House/Tavern w/ a girlfriend after work yesterday, and I was impressed. Pros: Friendly and attentive Staff, 1/2 price wine for the month of October, comfortable, clean, indoor & outdoor seating. Cons: It wasn't very busy, so I hope they stay open! We were there from 5pm-9:30pm on a Wednesday - we enjoyed two bottles of 1/2 price Cabernet and a Caprese Panini. As stated above, it is very comfortable (we sat both inside & outside). The bottles of Josh Cabernet were $14 ($28 reg price) and the panini was around $9 (delicious!). I'll definitely be back! Any place that offers decent food and cheap good wine is a must on my list!
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Output: I win! I've seen way more elaborate mini-golf parks, this had no flash nor flare. Employees are nice, but for vegas this complex could use more than the overdose of neon lights and glow in the dark one level attractions. Sounds kinda mean but i know its true.
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output: Love love love Pita House. Freshest way to eat without cooking it yourself. (But way better than anything I can cook myself!!) The lamb kabob, lamb kafta, beef kabob, beef and chicken shawarma... All outstandingly flavorful, perfectly seasoned and expertly cooked. Salads are crisp, and wonderfully dressed. The hummus, babaganoush, super soft and dipable pita bread, make my mouth water just thinking about it all. But the favorite item that brings it all together here... the traditional Lebanese "garlic sauce", or toum. It's fluffy, and creamy, and a garlic lovers heaven. You could dip a flip flop in this stuff and you'd be asking for more. And executing this sauce when trying to make it yourself is challenging to say the least (ahem...), so leave it to the experts at Pita House and order extra with everything. A+++! We will always come back!!! Please never go away!
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I have been to Bella Sera a couple of times now, and last night was more than exceptional. Market Square has become one of my favorite areas of downtown Pittsburgh. It always has been, but since they renovated the area, it has such a great vibe to it. Bella Sera sits back towards the one corner, and it's such a hidden gem. It's not a big place - and it's perfect for a quiet dinner or happy hour. I was there last night for a networking happy hour and there were about 50 people in the group. We had the whole front area and part of the bar. There were some other people dining but they didn't seem to mind the energy that we brought into the mix. Their wine selection is amazing - and I enjoyed a nice glass of red myself. I recommend this place to anyone looking for something different in Pittsburgh - very down to earth and trendy at the same time!