Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Made a reservation to celebrate my anniversary a month and a half in advance. Showed up on anniversary only to find no recollection of reservation. Chef was arrogant and slow to accommodate. He even went so far as to mention i would be lucky to eat his food. We went elsewhere. There are better places to spend money for excellent food in the Scottsdale area minus the attitude. I will not be patronizing his restaurant ever again.
Q: negative

A: The food here seems like it is pre-cooked. Always dry or overcooked. Maybe even microwaved??? Wings are awful. They cook way too many in advance. Hot dogs are always burnt and over done. I asked the cashier if their onions rings were home made. She said she did not know what that meant. I told her it meant they peeled, cut them and battered them in the restaurant and deep fried them. She stated yeah, we cook them here so yes they are home made. No IDIOT, that is not home made. Food seems to run well when management is there but when the cat is away the mice really do not give rat's ass about the food or the customers.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My wife and I ate at B&B a few years ago, so my review is based on that experience. By some accounts, some of Mario Batali's kitchens are flagging a skosh in their quality.... that was most assuredly *not* the case when I dined at B&B. The meal was a progression of flavors and textures unlike few I have ever enjoyed, yet at its core there remained a solid 'Italian' foundation. Service was outstanding (something that I've found to be the exception rather than the rule at many of the Vegas outposts of celebrity chef's empires), and the sommelier gracious and helpful. Beef cheek ravioli, sweetbreads, rabbit.... and those exquisite veal chops! B&B is, along with the newer Osteria Mozza in Los Angeles, very much 'Babbo West' in its style and execution. Would gladly return there in a heartbeat.
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Output: We just ate our Sunday brunch at Wicked Spoon and loved it! All of their dishes have a unique spin to them which makes this buffet stand out. They have a wide variety of dishes; sushi, Asian cuisine, meats, bone marrow, side dishes, breakfast specials, salad bar, meat/cheese bar, and a dessert bar. I enjoyed everything I had. The only thing I was disappointed about was they did not have crab legs in their breakfast set up. However, they did have them for dinner. The service was impeccable. The server was on top of taking our dishes, filling up our drinks in a timely manner. I would definitely come back!
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output: Passage to bad food ..right.. I know Indian food as I am Indian . This place should not do business in food. Extreme salty chicken curry.. Goat curry was more goat soup..there was no variety... Service was so so... When told the server about salty food she smiles and said.. Sometime they are in the mood for salt .... You kidding me.. It's worth $5. Buffet... Why do all these people think they can run restaurant.. Blue moon beer with no orange slice...I bet you it is Indian restaurant with illegal Mexican cooks.. Not coming back again.. I tried and very very disappointed... I would not bring anyone and suggest it to anyone...
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WHO KILLED THE CHICKEN Our first visit and we ordered "The Favorites" Furikake and Mochiko style. Everything is served in takeout styrofoam boxes with white plastic utensils. Like everyone had previously pointed out, the delivery of the food is "don't tell me you're in a hurry" cause it won't matter. Sit down and check out the high ceilings and chill braddah and sistas. Now let's move up the pace and talk chicken. Teriyaki cubes were missing the teri sauce. Katsu chicken same story... no flavor and wishing I had ordered McNuggets. As for the rest of my two pound box... I can dig it. Beef teri was beef jerky tasting yummy. Shrimp more than stretched my imagination. Mochiko chicken was succulent and tastefully seasoned. Mac salad was to my liking. In fact the next time, I'd make my own bento box with those three choices. If you're a rice eater, this place makes it real fresh and good. Wish I could substitute the rice for more salad. BTW... invest in a bigger trash container or get one that compacts all your diners' styrofoam. I witnessed multiple complaints of trash container being too full.