input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: After coming here for years and loving it, yesterday's experience was so disappointing. They have changed the menu so no longer is the Junior sausage sandwich available, just the regular. Ok, we like leftovers but guess what? The "regular" size is the same as the Junior was but the price went up! Then I ordered the Bollo Pasta, which usually comes with 2 large slices of garlic toast. Instead it came with 2 tiny bites. No Parmesan was offered, the sausage sandwich had zero sauce so we had to order that extra, and my husband's last straw - they changed from Coke products to Pepsi! Our waitress said there were numerous complaints about this but Pepsi is cheaper for management to serve. Overall it appears management is scrimping on all the things that have made this place a favorite. It will be replaced as our go-to weekend restaurant. So sad.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I was so frustrated by our experience, I wrote the management the next day. I did not hear back. "It is with sadness that I write this email. My husband and I had reservations last night for 7:30 to celebrate our 14th wedding anniversary. We arrived slightly early, but were seated quickly outside. We then waited over 20 minutes before anyone approached our table. We were about to leave at this point. As we started to get up, a server came to our table. We explained that it had been 20 minutes and she apologized, so we continued. She gave us recommendations on wine, which were both quite nice. We each ordered a glass. It took a very long time for the wine to come. At 50 minutes in to our night we had our wine and still no food. My husband left our table and went in search of bread, because we were starving. At 1 hour and 30 minutes into our night, we only had our appetizers. At this point, I stood up to ask for our check. Our server said that she was bringing the food out right now and that in France they like to spread the food out over the night. I agreed that we like to eat that way, as well, but we spent 20 minutes after we were seated just sitting there and that has pushed everything back. I am not sure she understood. The entree's came out. They were delicious. (Although the beef beef bourguignon portion was very small (maybe a cup?), but it was incredible!) We pretty quickly got through dessert and coffee. Our server brought us some macaroons to take home. She was kind and very personable, albeit , highly overwhelmed. The meal, however, was very, very stressful. We only go out like this once a year. It was a sad way to spend our anniversary."
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
As far as coin-op washes go, it's a winner. The staff do a great job of keeping the wash bays clean, everything is always in working order, and the prices are fair. The timers don't run out too quickly and it's only a buck to start the machine--a heck of a bargain compared to some more profit-minded coin washes. For a typical coupe or sedan, you could probably easily wash for $2. A midsize SUV can expect $3 to $4 depending on how dirty you decided to get last weekend. They do have a blower (a buck for thirty seconds) if you want speedy drying, but there are also shaded parking spots nearby where you can towel dry, and with the spot-free rinse, you can honestly just book it down Warner or the 101 and use nature's blower.