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A: Service 8/10 - out server was very attentive ^_^ Papaya salad 6/10 - it was big and good just not spicy enough(yes we even asked for it to be spicier) Chao Tom 4/10 - very bland but big Bun rieu 3/10 - this is one of my favorite Vietnamese dishes but I've had better. It's really not great in taste it has more eggs then anything. And wayyyy to much fried onion. Broth didn't taste like it is suppose for bun rieu broth.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I enjoyed my stay here, very nice room. Has everything you want all in one spot.

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OK......I LOVE this place! When one of my nephews is due to be on the receiving end of a gift, this is the only place I go. Katie, the shop's owner, has put together a very hip and varied collection of clothes and unique gifts for kids. On top of that, she has a collection of nostalgic candy (yes, candy) that you can throw in with your gift to add a little flare. When you've picked what you want, the staff throws it all in a cool silver paint can, which acts as the gift's box. The kid may not appreciate it, but the parents will "oooh" and "aaah" about how creative you are. But, pay attention, because here's the best part. Cold beer. Yes, cold beer. A collection of cold microbrews (as well as assorted wines) is kept hand to help loosen up your wallet as you shop. I was handed a cold bottle of Fat Tire as I perused the racks of clothes. If Nordstrom did this, I'd probably have a new suit every week. To sum it up, next time you need a gift for a child, head straight to Garage, get yourself a nice adult beverage and be glad your AMEX has no predetermined spending limit. Nothing is cheap here. But, everything is unique and the experience can't be beat. Trust me, come December, this is the only place I'll be looking for my nephews' holiday gifts.