Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Ranucci's BBQ & Grill opened a few months ago where the old Catawba Grill used to be. They offer pulled pork, pulled chicken, ribs and smoked sausages, as either plates, sandwiches or in bulk (oddly, they offer a "Texas Reuben" sandwich with smoked brisket, but brisket is not offered any other way) . On my first visit I had the pulled pork plate with fries and mac and cheese. The BBQ was really good - nice and smokey and tender, but not mushy (like other BBQ that sits around too long). The fries were fine - commercial, but crispy and nicely salted. The mac and cheese, however, was a big disappointment. Ranucci's uses shells instead of elbows, and my portion was kind of thin on the cheese sauce. It wasn't terrible, mind you, but compared to Midwood Smokehouse it's got a long way to go. I went a second time to get a pound of pulled pork to go. Again the meat was delicious, but instead of the Eastern North Carolina sauce I'd requested, I was given their house sauce. Their house sauce is tasty, but texture-wise is like a thinned out version of a commercial BBQ sauce (in other words, way too thick). Accidents happen, I guess, but given the strong feelings people have for BBQ and sauce, you'd think they'd try to get it right. I consider East Carolina sauce to be the One True BBQ Sauce™️ and anything else is blasphemy. For a minute I was OUTRAGED that they'd given me the wrong sauce... but then I realized how silly it was. Prices aren't too bad ($10.99/pound for pulled pork to go, sandwiches with 1 side range from $5.99 to $7.49). They're also open decent hours and have Coke (not Pepsi) products.
Q: negative

A: Pizza was crushed and all the cheese and toppings stuck to the box. The driver didn't care. The store didn't care. Even wrote corporate and got no response. Get your pizza some place else as they don't care about your business.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If I could give NEGATIVE stars, I would!!! I have been a long time customer and brought in a friend for the first time. My friend and I made purchases and she attempted to make a return of one of her purchases the same week....and was met with the WORST experience I have ever had as a customer in ANY store. The "manager" Chris got mouthy with me and with my friend. He told me that although his return and store policy sign ADMITS that they have the right to alter their store policy, he explained, "that only means I can alter it for OUR benefit"!!! REALLY??? So you are outwardly telling me that you don't care at all about mine or my friend's business?? Yes, he did say that. And here I have been a LOYAL customer...myself, my husband, my in-laws, my folks and my extended family...and now, all in the name of 100 dollars, this store chose to be nasty and refuse a return with tags on it and a receipt. BUYER BEWARE...THEY ADMIT TO YOUR FACE THAT THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT THEIR CUSTOMERS!!! I'm SOOO very disappointed...but Amazon here we all come!!! Way better customer service and a WAY better attitude!!!
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Output: I can't believe I haven't reviewed Mamma's before now. Good pizza. Good pasta. Good value, and now that I'm thinking about it - I'm hOngry! They've also been decent enough to honor the residual value on my long, LONG expired coupon deals. The pizza is good - really good. Might not strike one as "gourmet" but there are enough varieties and variations to satisfy any rational person, and for a tiny walk-up counter, they offer an amazing variety of pastas and subs as well. Pizza, baked ziti, manicotti - all very good, and the pastas under $10. The 40th Street and East Indian School location has a tiny indoor dining area - seating for 6 - maybe? And a few 2-seat patio tables out front which are not unpleasant on a moderate night. This location gives impression of being much cleaner and brighter than the defunct 8th Street location which was much more convenient for mid-towners to get to and still had good food at great prices, but had a decidedly divey vibe. "Divey" can have be its own charm but I don't miss the dozens of dead flies on the windowsills at the closed location - and this one happily doesn't have those! Mamma's is good - worth the occasional detour to 40th Street even if it's not on your regular flight path home or wherever.
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output: I've been here quite a few times in the past and I am never been made welcome. After today I refuse to go back. The owner was working. When we walked in there was no greeting. Mind you there was only one more customer in the shop being helped. When we had questions she seemed bothered, and very unhelpful. Clearly she did not need our business. I would not waste my time going to this shop with such awful customer service. There are others in az to visit that are warm and welcoming! Zoe and her trunk lost out buisness!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Hands down, one of the best Thai restaurants in Las Vegas! I always experience a great meal here and if you like Riesling? They have a great selection which goes well with the food. I recommend everything on the menu try it at least once. Come with a large party so you can order many different dishes. Items that i have tried here: 1. Thai beef Jerky - 2. Beef pad se ew - 3. Shrimp panang - 4. Fried Shrimp appetizer 5. Sea bass 6. Catfish filets 7. baby corn with sauce 8. raw sweet shrimp 9. duck with chuchee sauce 10. to yum soup 11. pad thai 12. crispy rice 13. stuffed chicken wings 14. red and yellow curry with any meat The only down side is that it is located in commercial center. This shopping center has been here for ages and it shows. I still give it 5 stars because of the excellent food and great service.