Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Yelp - your map is wrong. Sleepy Dog is not east of the 101, its east of McClintock before the 101 on University. My husband and I have been trying to hit every brewery in Arizona and did not even know this place was here! A Google search of "Az Breweries" showed us that our stop offs in Tempe were not compete because of this surprise "sleeper". I was shocked to discover that this gem had been here for nearly 3.5 years! Having now visited The Sleepy Dog I am sad that we have not been enjoying this establishment the whole duration of its existence. The staff was friendly & informative, the atmosphere was comfortable, yet modern and, the beer is by far the best that we have had of all our Az Brewery tours. The food is limited but supplemented by fresh popcorn made even tastier by a wide variety of flavored toppings. The food that is offered is made by local chefs and is amazingly delicious. If you live in the Phoenix area and have not visited the The Sleepy Dog you are cheating yourself. I was amazed that they had 13 craft beers on tap. Most of the places we visit have 6, maybe 7. Our favorites were the "Leg Humper" and the "Wet Snout". Seriously, visit the Sleepy Dog - you will not be disappointed.
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A: I wish there were more traditional donut shops in my area. These cotton candy treats are good but they all taste the same after a while. They are sticky, spongy and just dissolve on impact. Once in a while I want my cake donut and a normal maple bar served in a place where seniors are reading the newspaper.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I came here with a friend before heading to the movies. I bought the Yelp Deal which was a gift certificate $10 for $20 towards your purchase. The servers were very friendly and knowledgeable. We had the endless chips and salsa and 2 shredded beef tacos! The salsa was delicious and the tacos were very tasty. The happy hour drinks are also a great deal. This place is perfect to stop at before a movie or even for happy hour or dinner!
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Output: This is one of our favorite places to eat in Las Vegas. We always have great service and when we were there this week it was no exception. They used to serve a great chicken salad with their black bean and corn salsa, they took it off the menu a few years ago but they always make it special when we ask about it. That is what I call service. Prices are reasonable and the staff is always friendly. I wish they would bring this restaurant to Portland, Oregon!
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output: Pho Bosa is definitely a local treasure when it comes to home-style Vietnamese grub. I reviewed this humble eatery based on the merits of their Bun Bo Hue back in their old location (Bosa 1) and since their move have had the opportunity to sample additional selections including Bun Rieu and their broken rice plates, and have never been disappointed. Bun Bo Hue- rustic and spicy lemongrass beef broth with chewy round bucatini-like rice noodles and a complex assortment of flavors and textures from the plethora of meat components (beef shank, pork knuckle, beef tendon, ginger infused pork blood cake) topped with an array of crunchy shredded cabbage and fresh herbs), no mouthful is the same from start to finish. Definitely the best rendition in town. Bun Rieu- an umami tsunami of chicken broth with thin rice vermicelli, fried tofu, fresh tomato, and a mixture of crabmeat /egg topped with crispy shallots, green onion. Served piping hot, this is an optimal winter dish with a lot of minimally "masticatory" (for lack of a better made-up word) components meant to be swirled together on the tongue with interplay of sweet, savory, and even floral (there is some mystery herb in this soup that is reminiscent of shiso leaf). Broken rice plates- It may sound like the aftermath of a Greek wedding, but these are the Vietnamese cousins of the American meat and 3 sides. The rice are fractured grains broken during the cleaning/harvesting of the rice, originally considered peasant food, but now having a wave of popularity due to its unique texture and flavor evoking the nuttiness of basmati and the butteriness of arborio in a solid risotto. Accompanying the rice is a savory shrimp cake wrapped in impossibly crispy tofu skin, a delicate egg quiche, shredded pork loin, some pickled veggies and your protein of choice (I recommend the Korean beef short ribs or the grilled pork chop). Drizzle all the above with their fish sauce made in house, and you will not want to stop eating until the last grain of rice is scooped off the plate. Don't forget to partake in the free fountain drink with checking in on Yelp and credit cards are accepted!
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My wife and I have been to Bliss several times and haven't had a bad experience- both brunch and dinner. Ive tried several different items on the menu. The grilled cheese with pears, pot roast, pork chops, sea bass (fish of the day), omelet, fried ravioli were all delicious. The pot roast is my favorite. For desert Ive had the cobbler and the brownie sundae. My least favorite was the skewers- while still good I didn't enjoy whatever the default sauce was they used- it was a bit heavy. I would recommend changing to one of the other sauces they offer. The few times Ive gotten mixed drinks they were always mixed well. Highly recommended!