Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Sommelier was really cool guy and had a great wine list. Ended up drinking an '05 Gaja and an '05 Chablis. Food was much better than last time I was there but I really don't see myself going back. So many other better options
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A: I am not a fan of this place. I like to try to stay positive though so here is my attempt a the proverbial "positive sandwich" Top Bun: The location is fantastic. I really like where it is, its a cute little place that is very easy to find. The Meat of the Matter: The food here is odd. I am very open to trying new things and experiencing different cultures. As I have mentioned in other reviews, I love all types of food from all over the world. I didn't care for this place. I ordered an appetizer that was wrapped in a banana leaf and i honestly thought I was eating an ashtray. It wasn't good. The pad thai that I sampled was very lifeless. I had a friend get a big bowl of soup that looked good but i didn't try it. Lettuce, onions pickles, tomato: The service was not good. I sat at the bar the first time I went here and we got ignored for the most part. The bartender (who i believe doesn't work there anymore, luckily) sniffed at me when I asked for clarification on something. There are also jars of really weird floating things at the bar (probably pickled/preserved veggies/meat/fruits etc.) it was unappetizing to be around....I don't have a weak stomach at all, it was just odd. The second time I went in, the service was equally as bad. there was a table of 8 of us for lunch and the place was mostly dead and I had to go up and ask them to take our order after we sat waiting for 30 minutes. Subsequently, the menu is small and the prices are high with not much room for substitutions or changes Bottom bun: I like the owner, he is really nice and friendly. The cooks were also friendly. I like to believe that my taste buds merely didn't care for this place. I know a lot of people that have very positive things to say about this place. I will not recommend it as a personal favorite and I will quite frankly probably avoid it unless it is specifically requested by a client. I am completely fine with the concept that not everyone has to like the same things. I personally have not had a good experience with this place, but I respect the fact that a majority of the reviewers for it have.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Old on the review but my hubby and I booked a room for to celebrate our birthday. Loved it. Its pretty huge and you feel as if you're walking in a circle but your not because their are a lot of shops, restaurants and shows inside the hotel not to mention casinos. We wanted to eat at their Buffet but the line was way toooooo long so we decided to eat at the Avenue Cafe (inside the hotel as well). Very great on the food and customer service. But IF you're on a budget, they have McDonalds and other reasonable fast-food joints in the hotel, other hotels along the strip. ALSO, the drinks are awesome! Oh and the our room was nice & Clean.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: This is like the little Walmart that couldn't. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe this use to be just a Walmart. They have attempted to make it a Super Center. What a horribly dumb idea. If Hoarders were to do a show that concentrated on establishments, I'm fairly sure this location would be one such location. I literally walked around, and around, looking for an item that I passed several times. Stupid me, I guess the logic of organization I have does not pertain to here. Plus side here, the sinks work in the men's restroom finally.
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output: My mom and I went to this location for blow-outs because of a Groupon deal despite being long-time patrons of Drybar. We were offered drinks, and that's where the good customer service halted. My mom's stylist was friendly, but sent my mom home with wet hair - yeah, really! The result was hair drying curlier and less blown-out-looking than when she arrived. Isn't that a bit counter-intuitive for a "straight" blow-out? My mom mentioned it to her stylist, who didn't have another customer waiting, but was simply told that the product just felt cold and that her hair was dry and "good to go". I felt it, and can testify that it was far from dry. Woops. As for my experience, my stylist was unfriendly almost to the point of hostility. Not once did a smile ever cross her face, and I wasn't offered the iPad magazine the way my mom was or even asked where I wanted my hair parted (no, it was not in the middle). I can't deny that she did a good job on my hair in terms of the end result, but a lot of mishaps (a squirt of shampoo in my eye, brushing my hair so harshly it was ripping out of my head and breaking, a smack on the nose, a brush to the cheek, and a LOT of yanking and rough-handling), none of which were apologized for, made my time at Primp & Blow one that I would never repeat. Long story short: If you want a blow-out in a friendly environment that will leave you with hair you're happy with and a scalp that's not throbbing, go to Drybar.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
Memorial day weekend and this place was awesome!! Best bang for your buck after a hard day & night of partying... We got there about 3:30-4am on a Friday night/Saturday morning and it was SLAMMED with lines out the door!! Be ready to wait cause people are ordering 5-10 items at a time because drunk hunger and affordability. Just be ready to know what to order and "STAND IN THE CORRECT LINE"!! Enjoy....