Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: **Hotel and Restaurant review** "There are cockroaches everywhere its the desert." "Our system had a virus, so it charged your deposit twice." (two different amounts.) We got there and the first thing I noticed about my room was the stains on the sheets. The second thing I noticed was the cockroach on the wall of the bathroom. I just got in and I was tired and I thought "well, whatever. I'll sleep in my clothes and tell the manager in the morning." So that's what I did. I woke up the next day to shower and complain, and there was soap in the shower. Used soap. Used soap that wasn't' mine, in the shower. I went and told the supervisor on duty and he told me "This is the desert. there are cockroaches everywhere." Uh, OK. It was only one, and I'm a push over. Then he told me "go ahead and enjoy a free meal at Dupars. Just charge it to your room. I'll have housekeeping go to your room first." It was breakfast and I was hungry so that sounded like the perfect solution. So we sat down at the table and ordered a sprite and a coffee. The sprite had no syrup in it, so I explained the issue and asked for a water. My fiance got a coffee. When he poured the creamer into his coffee there was trash in the creamer. I can't say that OBVIOUSLY this creamer was at someone elses table at one point, but I'm going to toss that out there as a high possibility. We complained to the waitress and asked for a new coffee. She tried to charge us for 2 coffees. Anyway, we fixed our bill (just in case) and charged it to the room. So far so good, I just got back yesterday. I still haven't' received my deposits back, so we'll see how that goes. A few other things that bothered me, but not enough to have their own paragraphs: The TV didn't work the whole time we were there and I had a horrible view. So why 2 stars? The front desk girls seemed to care about everything I brought to them. Good customer service in that sense. It seems like they put all their good people over at The D down the street, also owned by the same guy I guess. I have no intention of staying here again. Maybe I can find a place downtown that doesn't' have cockroaches?
Q: positive

A: Two dollar tacos? Yes, please! Two dollar tacos with great flavor and ingredients. I'm all in! I've only been here for lunch, since it's not too far of a skip from downtown. Service hasn't been an issue for me, but I know it has for others. I found parking to be a pain, try to find street parking if you can, but good luck. The tacos are small, so you'll need around three. Order a side of beans and rice and you have an awesome meal. I love the carne asada and pork tacos. I say stick with two dollar tacos during lunch and you'll leave happy!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The Gyoza was great. It was both steamed and fried which makes for a tasty combination. The sushi, however, was a different story. Too salty and the smoked salmon is not wise choice for sushi. Next time I go there I am going to try the Udon.
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Output: One of my favorite steak houses on the strip. Be prepared for the best steak of your life.
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output: Great neighborhood liquor store, friendly employees and excellent selection. I like that you can buy a can of one type of beer before having to commit to the whole 6 or 12 pack. That helps me to try new beers that I might not have otherwise.
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Before I arrived for an afternoon of friends, pedicures and a little wine, I had I had gone online and looked at the website before arriving. And, although, I am so tired of the chop shop nail salons, for me to spend $35+ for a pedicure, it better be a great experience. Walking in, I had my doubts. We were celebrating my girlfriend's birthday and three had of us emerged on to this cute little spot so conveniently located next to The Grind - but that's another review for another time. I walked in, a few minutes after 3 p.m., to find my friends sipping on water and choosing their toe nail colors. I was welcomed by an employee and asked if I would like iced water or tea. Okay, pretty good start... I am overtaken by all the boutique-y details and start to stroll the salon. It is super cute. And, as I look around, I become more comfortable with the services price list because it is obvious that they are going to build the value around the entire experience. I sit down to have my pedicure and Katrina interjects naturally into the conversation that my friends and I are having as she starts the battle my snaggle-toes. I don't fight. My toes do, but I let her do what she needs to do. Katrina wins and I end up with short, even, well buffed, super shiny polished toes. They are gorgeous! The experience was amazing. The pedicure friendly and I can't wait to go back. And, if that wasn't enough, someone from the salon called my girlfriend (who made the appointment and paid for all the services) to see how our pedicures were holding up. Really? Thanks, Sundrops Nail Spot for the Sunny Side of Hospitality! Love it!