Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: no press shirts came back with wrinkles! how do you do that? these are work shirts that you don't even have to press....these guys sent them back to me with wrinkles in them....run away....

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Before I start the review, I wanted to address the biggest complaint I read here: The size of the gallery and the number of artworks here. This in itself raises an interesting question. What is the "value" and "worth" of admission of an art exhibit to a person? Do 3 paintings justify the price? 30 paintings? Do the artists showcased play a factor? Granted, I took advantage of a "Free Admission" day, so I didn't pay the requisite $15 dollars. It's only 4 rooms, so it took less than an hour to complete, but I did see some beautiful pieces there from the "Figuratively Speaking: A Survey of the Human Form" exhibit. Some from Lichtenstein, and Nara, and Picasso, Degas, and Renoir. Certainly, viewing the works of these artists has to be worth something. And it's not like the gallery doesn't change its exhibit at least twice a year. The staff was friendly enough and didn't follow you room to room; an issue that I had at another (now closed) museum here. There are locals and student discounts. It comes with a free audio tour. So what is the price of viewing art worth to you? If you like the artists and get a chance to see their works in person, shouldn't that be at least worth some value to yourself? I've been to bigger and admittedly better museums, but I did enjoy my time here. When the exhibits change, I'd be glad to come back. And yes, I'd actually be fine in paying to do so.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Me gusta mucho. After a disappointing taco experience a week ago, I wanted to erase that memory with someplace better. Taco y Taco definitely fit the bill. Making last minute plans with the b/f and BFF, the three of us met up for dinner around 7:00pm on a Thursday night. MENU SUMMARY: Tacos, burritos, quesadillas, bowls, elote (corn on the cob), fries, nachos, mulas, and vampiros. I don't know what a mula is, but we found out that a vampiro is made up of two crispy tortillas with cheese and your choice of meat in the middle. The meats: al pastor, asada, pollo, tripas, carnitas, cesos, cabeza, lengua, trompa, suadero, buche, and chorizo. Vegetarians have an option of soy chorizo and panela (pasteurized cheese). We were offered a sample of their al pastor when we first approached the counter; this is what it's supposed to taste like! Whatever I had last week did not compare to this flavorful meat. I ultimately opted for two asada tacos and the elote, Mexican street style. Those choices cost less than $7. There is a salsa bar available so you can jazz things up if you want, as well. I had my tacos made simply, with onions, cilantro, and salsa and they were both delicious. The mere fact that they offer elote alone will keep me coming back: I love that stuff. For $2, I got a very large ear of corn on a stick with everything, which means mayo (yes, mayo), cheese, and chili powder: fabuloso! The place is spacious and clean and the staff is very personable. We stayed for over 2.5 hours, enjoying their food and our conversation. Definitely look forward to another visit soon; barato y delicioso!