Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: One of the best beer selections in the city. They now have a full liquor license as well which should appeal to the those who like a stiffer drink. Open mic or bands are usually playing on the weekend for entertaining Live music. The food next door (attached) at El Taco Feliz is also amazing and puts this spot over the top. Why aren't you there yet? Go see Stan and his awesome crew!
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A: Disgusting food, terrible service, dismissive management. Group was seated at 11:30 and greeted by our server about ten minutes afterward. We were able to put in our order by 11:55, but the food did not arrive until 1:20. Our table was not served bread. We had to flag the server down for drink and water refills. We watched entire tables of people sit down, order, eat, and leave in time while we were waiting for our food. Our server repeatedly assured us that the food would be served soon, and a manager named Lisa even came by (after about an hour) to tell us that our orders would be up soon. When the food finally did come, it was cold, had clearly been sitting, and was damn near inedible. I had Zen Noodles - described as pho on the menu, but in reality it was canned chicken broth (cold by the time it was served) poured over a clump of rice noodles with sliced chicken. I was so disappointed - no seasoning, no flavor...just a lot of bland, cold, blech. No one else in my group even came close to finishing or even enjoying their meal. The "extensive menu" is full of previously frozen/processed/reconstituted crap. The food was below Denny's in terms of quality or tastiness. I think the icing on the cake was when we let our server know that we'd like the check. 20 minutes later, she delivers the check. One in our group was leaving from the restaurant to the airport for her 3:30pm flight, so she asked if she could close out first. The server said yes, grabbed the check, and we watched her go EVERYWHERE EXCEPT THE POS TO CLOSE OUT THE CHECK...checking on other customers, talking to another server...it was almost like she was wandering around looking for something else to do just so that my friend would miss her plane. When we asked the manager, Lisa, for help, she walked away from me and told me that they were really busy and the server would take care it when she could. Would never come back. Hope this tourist trap hellhole gets converted into a roller skating rink or a dog salon or something useful.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Took over 20 mins to get a bagel served. Upon arrival, there was barely enough cream cheese for half of the bagel! Too bad as this was my first AND last experience here!
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Output: The owners of this motel are the nicest couple I've ever come across in my life. I had the pleasure of staying at their establishment for a little while. They are very understanding and I wouldn't hesitate to book a stay here again.
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output: After suffering through a lot of crappy Great Clips cuts, I found this neighborhood barber shop right across the street from my house. The main barber here is a young Russian guy with a NYC accent. He was extremely thorough and gave me the most perfect #2 cut I have ever had. He did a straight-razor finish, all for $14 cash only. Highly recommend
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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It is really hard for me to review Wholey's in one post because I am not sure what the store is trying to be. Is it a modern fish market? Is it a grocery store? I would just like Wholey's to choose an identity and strive to be great at it. I was always taught that a good fish market shouldn't smell fishy. Too many times Wholey's smells like the inside of my tackle box. The fish selection at Wholey's is greater than your normal supermarket but not what I would expect from a top notch fish market. I am not a big fan of all of their processed frozen fish product. Also the the quality to price ratio seems to be a little off. With that said there are deals to be had if you pay attention. My other issue is with Wholey's as a full service fish monger. Every time I have had a question about a type of fish the staff had seemed pretty ignorant. I would put them at the level of a giant eagle employee but lower than the monger at Whole Foods. I also take issue with Wholey's charging for scaling or even taking the fins and tail off of a fish. This has been complimentary at any real fish monger that I have ever been to. This weekend I purchased 2 pounds of the ocean perch filets that were on sale thinking that they would be a quick ingredient for a dinner party that I was hosting. Today, when I went to pull them out, I found to my dismay, that they were poorly butchered. Every filet had large portions that had not been scaled completely and the filets had bones (not pin bones) hanging off the bottom. This added over an hour to my prep time and left me quite unsatisfied. If I had wanted to take the time to break a fish down I would have purchased whole fish from the start. Needless to say I expected more from one of Pittsburgh's premier fish mongers. I also emailed Wholey's and have still not received a response. Will I go back? Probably. But only because they are the only place that I can pork belly that is not frozen Just be aware that there are better fish mongers in Pittsburgh and even in the Strip.