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An example of an negative review: Overbooks on Groupon deal and under allows the reservations. Impossible to get a reservation there if you have paid for a deal. You can call and reserve a place or show up and there is room, but if you have a paid voucher you're out of luck. all of a sudden they are full. Scam.

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An example of an positive review: Glasgow. All I could think when I was here. The vibe, the scope, the larger-than-life nature of the place... I felt like I'd been transported to Glasgow. That's a good thing by the way. There's a wanky, pompousness to the majority of Edinburgh bars and restaurants that you become all too aware of when you visit the laid back, sociable, seemingly-genuine vibe that Glasgow's wine-and-dine scene exudes. Glasgow knows it's job is to wait on you, Glasgow knows everything happens at your convenience, Glasgow knows you're the customer. Edinburgh often does not. Anyway, shitty Edinburgh rant aside. Back to the review. Where was I....... larger-than-life, yes! So, the staff are wide-eyed and chatty and it looks like Rascals have gone out their way to find people who are genuine chatterboxes. In other words it didn't seem forced. The food, is top top notch. Not only in scale but in options and in customisability. I opted for the Wingin' It; a beef burger topped with boneless chicken strips - coated in their own Louisiana hot sauce - covered in melted cheddar and a lovely spread of blue cheese sauce across the base of the bun. I also added chorizo... it seemed like it belonged on there. Rascals layer that cheddar on there. They are not shy. and I love it. Worth noting too that, considering on paper the above sounds like a messy beast, the burgers are surprisingly neatly presented. As for the rest.... chips were lovely, desserts were lovely and they even do a selection of other mains should you not be feeling the burger on occasion. Burrito does sound good and - judging by the burgers - will probably be a monster. Premium burgers are possible a quid or two overpriced, but I'll need to try one to decide upon that theory. Only neg I have, and it's the same neg for any restaurant whose focus is on their vast array of burgers, is that they seem to operate on the assumption that beef, chicken and veggie are the only burger base components worth giving a damn about. Where's the lamb, where's the venison, where's the halloumi? Just once I'd love to see a burger joint come out and offer something really different.... a duck burger with spring onion, bramley apple and/or plum sauce. How good would that be? Rascals, for me, is currently fighting it out with Bar Kohl for the Edinburgh Burger Crown. A couple dozen more visits to each and I'm sure I'll come up with a winner.

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An example of an negative review: I asked for toppings on their 'cheese only' special (2 slices + 16oz drink) and they literally just threw fresh green peppers on a pre-baked cheese slice and put it in an oven for awhile. I won't go there again.

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An example of an negative review: Our first time eating here. Maybe our expectations were too high, but we expected much better service and setting. Everyone's patio table wobbled, and our server was not very attentive. It took 3 tries to get him over. I made the mistake of using the women's restroom on our way out. If one judges a restaurant by its bathroom, this place must have a very dirty kitchen. Pictures attached. Wished we would have just gone to Vintners Grill instead of trying something new.