Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Best hidden gem in Madison! My sister and I worked for Greenbush while students at the UW and I instantly loved what Greenbush is all about. They thrive on being a "heard it through the grapevine" type of restaurant. I continue to love being able to introduce friends of mine to the restaurant, making them them new fans of Greenbush Bar. Christmas lights adorn the ceilings, music fills the room, one-of-a-kind food comes out of the kitchen, and a mirrored bar keeps drinks coming! I am a big pizza lover and have yet to find pizza that even comes close to the pizza at Greenbush Bar. Nothing can beat their homemade crust, sauce, and myriad of toppings. Greenbush uses cornmeal on the bottom of the crust, which adds extra deliciousness to the pizza. On top of the pizza, Greenbush Bar also has salads (try the Chef Salad...it's to die for!), pasta, lasagna, wonderful appetizers, homemade deserts (key lime pie and flourless chocolate cake are two of my favorites) and more. One complaint I've heard from people before is that the wait is too long. First of all, remember that the restaurant has 15 tables and its worth waiting for quality, locally grown food. Dependent on what time you come to Greenbush Bar, it can be busy but they do work hard to keep things moving. If you are hoping to get seated quickly, the best time to come is earlier in the dinner service or later in the night. Also, Greenbush gets a good size crowd for Badger games, specifically basketball and football games. They do not take reservations so if you have a bigger table, you may have to wait a little bit. It all depends on the night. I have never minded the wait. Have a delicious drink, like their brandy old-fashioneds or a mohito and relax! I love everything Greenbush Bar is about. Great vibe, food that is bought locally and is incomparable to any place in Madison, large variety of drinks...favorite restaurant in Madison. Come down to the Greenbush Bar, located in the basement of the Italian Workmens Club!
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A: The reviews on this page must have been written by employees of this Avis. I travel all over the United States, rent cars from National, Hertz and Avis. Whom I rent from is decided by the client. I have NEVER rented from a worse rental agency that the Avis in Charlotte! The employees are the most unfriendly, unhelpful worst at customer service as I have experienced anywhere I have rented, and I have the highest status availible at Avis. Their cars are old, dirty and most of the time missing a full tank of gas. Whenever you bring up a problem they do NOTHING about it. My advice and what I am going to tell my clients in Charlotte---AVOID these folks at all costs. You will regret not taking my advice.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My husband & I were driving around Summerlin on a Saturday night looking for a place to eat with no reservations. Honey Salt was a 1 hour wait (1st choice), Cheesecake factory which was just across the street had a line out the door, so we called Poppy Den and the hostess said there was no wait, so up the block to Tivoli Village we went. We were seated in their back patio while the sun was setting which was very romantic. The restaurant is beautiful and very modern. I love all the decor, including the bathrooms! So, looking over the menu, I wanted the pork belly which I read on Yelp was fantastic! When our server came over, I told him that's what I wanted. He was kind of a jokester, so when he told me that they were using a different cut of pork which isn't pork belly and it's kind of tough and dry, I thought he was joking. So I just laughed and was like "no, really, I want the pork belly". But apparently, he wasn't joking. I don't know why they insisted on serving this "roasted pork belly" with a different cut of meat rather than just removing it from the menu for the night. That was kind of strange and tells me a lot about this restaurant, in a negative light. Thank goodness the server warned me. I ended up going with the duck which was cooked medium rare I do believe, while my husband ordered the cheeseburger with the kim cheese fries, grilled bok choy, and kim chee fried rice. The duck was... alright. It was definitely on the sweet side, and cooked medium rare, it was not that amazing. I'm used to eat duck confit, and Chinese roast duck. Compared to those, I'd say this was sub-par. They were just kind of sweet, extra chewy, pieces of duck breast. The grilled bok choy was a nice side. Having eaten boy choy many different ways growing up, grilling them was pretty unique, but the price was crazy. At a chinese market, you can buy 1lb of bok choy for probably $2. That would come with 10-15 spears. Here, you get 2-3 spears (they are all slices in half) for $7. I think I'll just grill my own bok choy at home next time. The kim chee fried rice tasted like any other kim chee fried rice I've had, and it came in a much smaller portion than I'm used to. My husband's burger was weird. There was WAY too much cheese on it, with a strange sauce, and pickled cucumbers (like ban chan cucumbers) that he just didn't like. He didn't even eat more than 1/4th of it. He hated the kim cheese sauce (he said it tasted like cheese sauce mixed with Sriricha) but the fries were okay (it's pretty hard to mess up fries). Overall, I'd say we won't be back. This place is just an elegant place to eat poorly prepared and overpriced Asian cuisine.
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Output: It's like a mini Monterey Bay Aquarium! Good size for a hotel aquarium. I loved the kimono dragon, the piranhas- I did not know they don't eat ppl even though all the movies that involve piranhas have them attacking ppl! Anyhow they also have a ray touch tank & the biggest octopus in the Pacific. It was kind of small but maybe the octopus wasn't full grown yet! The sharks were cool. Lots of sharks swimming around, fishes & a huge sea turtle. This is a great place for the kids, especially with the cheap prices, this is definitely a steal. Coming from Cali, if it's under $20 it's a bargain for me ; P
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output: The Coffee House has changed owners, but it's still a great place to be! I think the change is for the better. They have upgraded their menu and have put in some nice new tables and chairs. The Coffee House has also been highlighting their poetry and local jam nights more. They still have excellent coffee and great prices. This is my favorite spot for ice coffee. I'll be back to try the new food menu!
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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I liked the place even when I thought it was a chain. I REALLY liked it when I found out it was independently owned and operated. I've been here lots of time - but I don't even remember much about the pizza. It was good, and other folks liked it, but I got the lasagna the first time I went there and it was so good, it's hard to try other things. I've strayed a bit, but I keep going back to that. Huge portions and a fun family atmosphere - though when all the seats are full it can get a bit tight. It's not a huge place, but big enough I thought it was a chain though it's an independent building. Meals run $12 to $23 ish, but they also run HUGE. And not only can you share, but if you tell them you're sharing then for a few bucks more they'll split it onto 2 plates and give you an extra dinner salad. Definitely a bonus. Last note - if you go when the weather is nice they have a really great outdoor seating area. The chairs aren't special, but the sides and top are covered w/ really pretty vines. Perfect way to eat good Italian food - al fresco.