Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Potbelly's makes a tasty little sandwich for $4.80, and an even better one for $5.00. I was here today with some friends for their Pre- Grand Opening slated for tomorrow. A suggested donation of $5.00 went to Scottsdale Christian Academy Baseball Team (see photo). After giving my donation, I won a free shake on their spinning wheel. All the places were food items. Potbelly is a yummy Midwest sandwich place that has live music in all of their shops. The older locations have tall ceiling where a banjo, or guitar player sits on the top of the booth area while playing away. This location has a guitar playing in the corner on the right as you come in. Very cool. As for the food, Potbelly is known primarily for their their Wreck sub which is $5.00. It's made with salami, roast beef, turkey and ham along with swiss cheese. They also have two similar subs called: "Italian" with capicola, mortadella, pepperoni, salami with provolone cheese, also $5.00; and a "Pizza Sandwich" which has many of the above cold cuts but with marinara sauce. I've had both before and they are good too. Those are their three upscale sandwiches for $5.00, but their regular ones for $4.80 are equally good. I particularly like the Roast Beef (which I had today, see photo), but the Turkey Breast, Smoked Ham, Meatball are all delicious. I've been told by Jim their JV Manager, that their 30% larger sandwiches, called "Bigs", will be rolled out later in the year. Nice. You also need to try their hand-dipped shakes and smoothies. Delicious! Enjoy!
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A: I never even heard of Ferraro's, but friends had a restaurant.com coupon, so we decided to try it out. I'm glad that we did! We first had a drink at the bar (25% off everything during happy hour from 4-7p), and then were seated in the beautiful, traditional dining room. Our waiter was from Italy (I can't remember which part), and had a lovely accent and was attentive and charming the entire night. We also found out that locals get 50% off the entire regular menu (specials not included), but we couldn't combine the coupon with the special. Our waiter was gracious enough to calculate which would be the better value for us. The food was delicious as well. We started with the beef carpaccio and calamari. I LOVED the calamari- seasoned nicely, the breading wasn't too heavy, and I could have eaten it all night. I ordered the lobster risotto for my entree and was very, very pleased. There was tons of lobster meat, and the risotto was creamy and well seasoned. The creme brulee was a delicious ending to our meal, but the canolli was a bit disappointing. Nonetheless, it was a lovely dining experience and we will return.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If you're craving fried food, large drinks and a loud atmosphere, you've come to the right place. We stopped here for a "snack" one afternoon, and several fried dishes later, were feeling full, guilty and completely satisfied! All the appetizers were priced well, huge portions, and very tasty. We didn't have any drinks here, but the soft drinks were served in huge glasses. The server we had was very polite too!
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Output: 4.8... can always be better but clearly my favourite croissants in Montreal so far! buttery, tasty, fluffy... almost perfect!!! PS: I didn't try anything else there (nothing looks really appealing to me... perhaps just a personal feeling because of the display of boulangerie and salads and macarons so close to each other)
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output: This was a wonderful place for family dinner night. I love how everyone was able to put whatever they wanted on it. Great waiters. The tables were a little dirty from the previous couple sitting down. Other than that, was a great experience .
Q: positive

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On a chilly, drizzly day I headed to Vietnam House for a piping hot, filling bowl of pho. As it is apparently the only Vietnamese restaurant in Edinburgh, the House has a monopoly on the field and as such, sets their prices rather high (I overheard the server mention this to another diner, so clearly I'm not the only one who thinks this). Perhaps I'm spoiled, being from Seattle where pho is plentiful and cheap, but 6 for a small (and quite small indeed) bowl of pho is steep. Not that the pho itself was bad. It was quite good, served with the requisite bean sprouts, basil leaves and chili sauce. The flavors were spot-on, and the veggies (I had veggie pho with chicken broth, yum) were plentiful. One minor complaint - the veggies and the noodles were chopped quite small, so if you're eating with chopsticks, it's a bit difficult to snare the tiny morsels. Of course, if you're eating with a spoon you'll be just fine. I just wanted bigger, more succulent bites! The service was great - it's a tiny place with five tables total so there was only one server, and she was friendly and conversational. The space is well-decorated (with the girl's own paintings, I believe) and welcoming, and overall the House is a good option for a warming bowl of soup on a cold Edinburgh day.