Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: What a cute and cosy spot to set up "office" for a few hours. It's a large space for a coffee shop, the kind of place that's so warm that it fogs up your glasses when you walk in the door. There's a definite sense of neighbourhood at Hoche. Adorning the walls are community posters for events and a live music acts. There's groups gathering to chat, individuals pouring over books and others like us working away on our laptops. With big mugs of coffee or pots of tea perched atop large wooden tables, it's a spot where you can feel comfortable hanging around for a bit. Watch out for the trickly loo situation. The men's and women's bathrooms are separated. You'll see the ladies when you walk in the front entrance, and you'll see the men's when you are sitting in the back. There is clearly an icon on each door, but because they're not near each other, it's pretty easy to go to the wrong door. Offerings are of your run-of-the-mill varieties: lattes, chai lattes, teas, coffees. They also offer some baked goods for snacking. And of course, no neighbourhood coffee shop is complete without some solid wi-fi to surf on. Make sure you snag the code when you order your bevvie.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: The way to go here is the burrito bowl for $6.25. Two scoops of rice and beans and chicken and it is a large portion. Yeah, the tortillas are fresh, but they stick to the paper on to-go orders. I did find out that you can request no ingredient mixing at the end of your burrito process, but I'm going bowling from now on. It's a way better deal and you get more protein for your money. Chips though should be included, but they are good, so it is worth the 75 cents extra.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
This place is great. Cheap prices and good food! I am amazed at how clean the place is. I am now a regular customer!