Q: I'll keep this simple. We were sat at 5pm and told the server we were ordering by the slice because we were in a hurry. He forgot to put in our order until 5:20, and slices came out at 5:35. The quality was on par with Sbarro. I could understand if the place was packed, but there were 6 employees along with the owner working, and only 4 tables sat the entire time we were there. The only reason this isn't 1 star is that the decor & bar area was pretty awesome. I also wasn't a huge fan of both TVs being tuned to BlackHawk Down- not really something I want my toddlers watching. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: This is my favorite spot in AZ for a mani/pedi. I walk in a chipped, uneven mess and walk out a polished princess! First off, the nail salon is beautifully clean. The massage chairs/foot baths are well maintained and cleaned between each client. Implements are sanitized and wrapped as well. Aside from the basic spa manicure and pedicure (which includes a hot stone massage - yeah!) There are quite a few 'add on' services available (paraffin wrap, callous removal, etc.) However, they are never pushy to upsell, which I like. The prices are very reasonable, especially for the level of service ($38 for manicure/pedicure, without extras). Oh, and they have coupons as well, so my last mani/pedi was $4 off! I guess the most complicated part is choosing a color - they have enormous selection of OPI products to choose from. On my last visit, I enjoyed watching a really cute, much older couple. The husband waited patiently in the front reading his Kindle while his wife had her nails done. When she was finished, he (slowly) walked over to keep her company at the drying station, complimenting her pretty hands. It made me smile. :) One item to note - while you can pay for services with a credit card, tips are cash only. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Stayed at the Biltmore and went here because of an American Express dining certificate. The experience: a dirty soup spoon, sending back the soup, taking a bite of scallop that made me sick, and terminating the dining experience as a result ... If I could give "negative stars," I would. This is a nasty, as in dirty-ass nasty, restaurant pretending to be fine dining. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I love the soondubu here. I remember my first time here and I made a rookie mistake of ordering plain (no spice whatsoever) soondubu since I'm not a big fan of spicy food. It was a clear broth of blah! Bring on the red spicy paste! After a few trips here, I've been getting the medium spicy soondubu. I either get the #4 beef soondubu or #1 combination soondubu - without seafood since I'm allergic. We've also tried the dolsot bibimbap, galbi and bulgogi. They'll give you rice and banchan. Dolsot Bibimbap: Rice topped with egg, veggies and meat. Bibimbap isn't supposed to be loaded with meat so, if you're a big carnivore, you should not get this. Add lots of spicy red paste depending on your spicy tolerance. 4/5 Soondubu: You have to get at least medium spicy otherwise, you're wasting your time. There's lots of tofu and meat. The broth is great and perfect if you have a cold. Yummm...5/5 The galbi and bulgogi aren't spectacular but they're both good. But the main reason to come here is the soondubu. OPTIONS:
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positive