Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This is by far the WORST property I have ever lived at. The management and maintenance at this property are a joke. The people in the office are extremely rude. It is quite clear that they do not care about the residents in this complex. Things fall apart constantly and nobody wants to do their job to fix anything, especially after 4pm or on the weekend. You are pretty much screwed if you have a major issue on the weekend!!! Don't be fooled by the new "upgrades"...this place is garbage. DO NOT move here...run...fast! Also, the Greystar company as a whole is ridiculous. Good luck getting anyone on the phone who knows what the heck is going on.
Q: positive

A: Went to the Summerlin location for one of their pre-official-opening lunches, and ordered: + Thai Peanut Chicken Sandwich + Roasted Red Pepper Lobster Bisque + Asiago Croutons (for the soup) + Caramel Brownie The high ceilings of the dining area make it seem larger than it is at first glance, but either the crowds or the table organization made it feel somewhat cramped. The Recharge Bar did not look like it was working yet. Typical orders consist of a soup, salad, sandwich, or their "Pick 2" combo. The Pick 2 combo affords you 2 of the following: 1 whole sandwich, 1/2 salad, or 1/2 soup. As you walk down the order counter, you can see their selection of salad, sandwich, and soup ingredients if you want to customize an existing order or make one from scratch. At the end of the counter is a very nice dessert rack filled with several types of creme brulee, cheesecake, and brownies. The staff was on the ball, and the speed of the line was dictated by the people ordering, not the people fulfilling the orders. The food was all delicious. The sandwich bread is a bit big, but the Thai chicken salad was sweet and flavorful, with strong peanut and greens (cilantro?) flavor. I loved the red pepper lobster bisque. The bisque hosted a small amount of shredded lobster, and the red pepper imparted a bit of spice to the soup. Quite hearty. The asiago croutons were somewhat bland and not really necessary for the soup; they're an optional add-on, so I'd say you probably don't need them unless you're a big fan of croutons. The caramel brownie was very sweet, very rich, and very heavy. Then again, when you order a caramel brownie that's pretty much what you'd expect, so they've succeeded there. Overall, Cafe Zupas is well worth visiting for the nice variety of tasty food. I definitely will be back to try out some of the other selections here.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We had dinner at Blue Ribbon during Restaurant Week 2012. First off I have to say - the service was super friendly and our waiter was funny and knowledgeable about everything on the menu from food to sake. Personally, I think he was the best part of the meal. After checking out the prix fixe menu choices for RW, I decided on getting the Cream Of Chinese Broccoli Soup with blue crab, the Spicy Tuna Roll, the Seared Ono and Ginger Bread Pudding. The soup was nice, served in an earthen-ware crock garnished with cilantro and topped with what I think the waiter said cilantro cream. Thick and comforting, with the chinese broccoli giving it a deep green color and big presence. The chunks of blue crab were large enough and tasty enough to be a nice foil against the dense broccoli flavors. Very nice little soup. The Spicy Tuna Roll was small, but good. Nothing mind-bendingly stellar, but good. The Ono was served beautifully seared and topped with cucumber, cilantro and red onions in a tart-sweet vinegary broth. The serving was super generous and the fish done perfectly. Good dish overall, but the flavors were a bit watery I found. My husband got the fried chicken with honey wasabi dipping sauce - and when I tasted his sauce, it seemed watery to me as well. I guess I'm just a gal that likes bigger, bolder flavors. The biggest downside was the clientele. I knew this was a casual restaurant going in - and thought it would be a cool place to check out after work that doesn't require dressing to the nines. The space is nicely decorated, modern and hip - but the two-tops are so close together that we could readily hear the, ehem, "businessmen" next to us loudly discussing the way to success - with one giving the other advice so that he didn't get his "d*ck whacked" - amongst other doucheyness. Really??? Good excuse for checking out the Cosmopolitan finally - but for the top tier price of $50.12 a person I've had much better Restaurant Week meals and experiences elsewhere.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: we tried this restaurant on Valentine's Day, and I really regret coming here. First of all, we keep getting coupons for this place from the circulars, and decided to go ahead and try it since we both love Italian food. When we walked in, there was a sign that said "Seat Yourself" so we did. The place wasn't very busy.. with about 1/3 of the 15 or so tables available. It took around 10 minutes for a waitress to come by, and without even saying hello or introducing herself, she asked what we wanted to order. I was a waitress for years, and thought it was very strange that she didn't even ask for our drink order. We said we'd have some wine, and a couple waters first, then order. Well that was a big mistake because it took her nearly 20 minutes to come back. At this point, I was still pretty forgiving, since I figured another server must have called out sick or something, or this lady was pissed that she had to work on Valentine's Day. When she finally returned, she didn't apologize, or explain what took so long. We both ordered a ravioli dish that was okay, and very small, it was almost like a kid's dish. We're not big eaters, and even still the food portion was tiny. I would rate the food 6 out of 10. I would NOT recommend this place if you value good customer service. Go to Bamboo Grille next door, much better food, and great customer service.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I stopped by Hinkley's yesterday to look for a light for our bathroom remodel. I've also been eying the very cool paper star lights they hang in their windows as I drive past on my way to work each day. I was in the place 15 minutes and was not greeted once. There seemed to be only one gal working at the time (with a customer), but not even a "Hi there!" The shop has BEAUTIFUL lights, but the $650 one I loved is a bit out of my price range. Ok, WAY out of my price range. Even the paper stars were $30-40. Boo. Maybe there's a pocket of richies in Central Phoenix that can afford Hinkley's...but even if I could, I am turned off to shop here again....a simple "hello" would have been nice.
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Output:
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