Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: LOVE THIS VALLEY SPOT!!! My wife and I have been coming here ever since we were dating (phoenix location) and it never disappoints. Now, we don't drink, but the food is impeccable. We always want to try one of their paninis but we inevitably always go for the cheese board and bruschetta board . . . it's our "go-to". The waiters are awesome! There's no dress code so they're all dressed differently and super chill! Also, we have never been gotten the stink face for not drinking. All in all, the food is really good and unique, really cool vibe, great waiters. FOUR STARS!
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A: My step-mother told me that Cost Plus carries lots of flavors of syrup for coffees. While that is true, they didn't have the Gingerbread syrup I was looking for, so #fail.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The place is awsome great group of girls working there and the malts are super amazing. This was my first time goin to this place. They just earned a lifetime customer. Thanks.
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Output: A really fun place to explore. Good variety of attractions. A great activity for all ages
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output: Chips came out, 1/2 the basket was soggy tortilla (not even crispy). Both salsas taste like they're from a can, the green one tastes like sugar water. Kids "quesadilla" is just cheese melted on top of a tortilla. Maybe they were having an off day. Locals seem to like it because it was packed. I hate posting bad reviews but hoping they see this and step up the quality. I've never been served a basket of soggy chips, ever. My note to the owner, make your salsa fresh. It would make a world of difference. If you already do, try a different recipe, it's as bad as a store bought can.
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"It is what it is" I really despise that mantra, but I feel it's appropriate in this context. You go in, grab a pizza, pay $5.35 and you're off. It's cheaper than ordering one and it's cheaper than picking up a frozen pizza from the grocery store. The 2 worst things that can happen to you are; you have to wait 5 minutes because they don't have any in the hot box (that what I call it) or they're out of your favorite dipping sauce. A Little Caesar's Hot 'n Ready is great for you and a co-worker or 2 share on a lunch break for just a couple bucks.