Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Perfect treat for the family on a hot summer day! I had the Mango Italian Ice with soft serve. It's a huge portion so I got the kids size. Taking a star away because I had to drive from the north side to get there.
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A: Saturday, Brunch. Outside. Mojitos. Perfect. Service was great. Not too pushy to get us out of there. (they were busy) I hadn't tried this part of the the menu before and wasn't excited about it but the omlet was just fine. I usually eat the crab cakes at the location at Town Cener. But, the service there has gone downhill. It's like McDonalds Ronalds playland when you sit outside there. It sucks. You try and have a great meal and surrounding you is kids crying and running. Yes, I said running, around you. Nobody seems to notice ? I told the server I wouldn't be back since that was the 2nd dinner I had that experience. Apparently is not just a family restaurant,it's kiddie land....So, stick to the location on Rampart, so far, they haven't gone downhill...
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Being ignored for 10 minutes in Las Vegas when you are two girls at a bar is highly unlikely. But the older, heavier bartender at the heart bar is doing a great job in just that - topping it off with a 'seen-it-all'- I've had enough - jaded attitude that's not the charming kind but the one that makes you walk away. Which is exactly what we did after he walked away while we were ordering. I was a bartender, cocktails mixer, waitress, hostess for a few years and know the game. The game of the bartender of this bar (working in 09/11/14) was absolutely unacceptable.
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Output: Was dying to try the coveted 777 special that I heard so much about. Steak, shrimp, mashed potatoes, and salad for $7.77?! Heck yeah, I'm so there! The food was good, the service though...sheesh! It was just straight up awful. Our server was nice enough but he had way too many tables to give good service to anyone. Example 1: We got our salads AFTER our meal arrives. Being a former waitress, that has to be the biggest restaurant faux pas that could ever happen. We actually had to tell the person that brought our food (not the server) that we hadn't received our salads yet. Example 2: We had to flag several other servers down for drink refills. If you have ever been to Mr. Lucky's and ordered their coffee, you'll know that it comes in these mammoth sized mugs so it takes the average person a REALLY long time to finish a cup. He never came by once to offer refills. Example 3: We had to ask another server for our check. We just wanted to get the hell out of there. If you've got a whole lotta time and want something cheap and pretty tasty, Mr. Lucky's may just be for you!
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output: Everything was very, very good. As it should have been given the price and Bobby Flay's reputation. I was hoping to be blown away and that didn't happen....but there is nothing wrong with very, very good. I had a margarita of some sort, the blue corn tortilla with duck, and the pork tenderloin. Two of my medallions were cooked perfectly, the one of the medallions was a bit over cooked...but luckily that was my last medallion and I was already stuffed. Overall, great staff, great atmosphere, and very, very good food. I'd go back.
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Roxy and I first ended up at Alta Vista because it was the closest vet to us that offered a free first visit to dogs adopted from the pound. Of course, Roxy immediately made friends with all of the vet techs and the office cat (the only time I'll probably ever see a dog give a cat a belly rub - seriously). Since then, we've come back for all of her vaccines, some puppy-era ear infections, and even one mystery stomach illness. Luckily, Roxy is pretty healthy and resilient, so overall we've had good experiences. The staff is usually friendly and ready with treats (and lots of petting) for Roxy and their office hours absolutely cannot be beat. A regular (non-emergency) visit has us waiting at least half an hour in the waiting room, but at least it's clean and comfortable. The one time we went in for mystery illness, we got in right away. The Doc ran a bunch of blood tests even though Roxy's tummy was probably just upset over something she ate (this was back in her puppy days where she was known to gnaw on everything from my couch, to slow birds, to raw potatoes). I didn't mind the extra precaution and Roxy was treated that night with some meds and fluids. Even though the tests all came back normal, I still think we got some good options and explanations, not to mention a simple treatment plan for her when I got her home. I called them a bunch of times with questions while she was getting better, and got answers pretty quickly. The biggest issue I've had is the fact that, over the past five years, we've never seen the same veterinarian twice. Not that we've had a problem with any of the vets, but, I don't know, it just seems odd.