You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

Q: Horrific customer service & owning up to poor quality workmanship. Manager (very rude & snooty) redirected & basically blamed BFF that she must have stored it (never used new) incorrectly for the handle to leak glue & damage the purse. She wouldnt issue a credit & said it couldn't be fixed w/o $ or guarantee. NEVER buy LV! BUY Gucci across the mall from them. Too bad cause sales staff was great though.

A: 1 star
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Q: Earl of Sandwich really is great! I would definitely come back here to try the other sandwiches.

Upon arrival to this place, there was a long line. There aren't many tables and seats for people to dine in. This place is crowded, but it deserves it due to the deliciousness of their sandwiches.

I tried the Tuna Melt here and it was enjoyable. For about $6 I was able to indulge in the soft freshly-baked bread and the warm tuna filling. The sandwich isn't huge, but it does grant satisfaction to the taste buds and is very easy-going on the teeth and gum when I take a bite into it. I also tried the "Full Montagu", which was not as flavorful. It still was enjoyable and I can eat about 5 of it. My favorite is the Italian sandwich, since there was a good amount of flavor in the salami and vegetables. Overall, the sandwiches should be a little bigger and some of them need a kick in flavor.

My experience would have been better if they did not give us the wrong buzzer and made us wait 45 minutes for the sandwiches. We were trying to be patient and waited for the sandwiches. After 45 minutes, we decided to go back up and ask why they took so long. Then they explained the situation and made us fresh, new sandwiches. In addition, they gave us a FULL refund. Their level of dealing with customer concerns is awesome.

A: 4 stars
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Q: The picnic basket is one of those deli sandwich places that litter Edinburgh. Found next to the uni campus, it clearly caters for students picking up a bite to eat between lectures, and the queue is often out the door. This is because the food there is great, with a great selection of pre-designed sarnies and a large range of ingredients to create your own.

The pre-designed ones are very varied, with a good selection of meats, salads, cheeses and other garnishes. The breakfast one is good with egg mayo, bacon and chorizo, as is the surf and turf with a weird mix of roast beef and chilli prawns. Sounds strange but is excellent. These only cost 3 for a large as well, and considering the ingredients are good quality, is very good value. Whilst not quite as good as Bonningtons on Nicholson Street, the Picnic Basket is still one of the finer sandwich shops in Edinburgh

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4 stars
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