Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: If you are looking for a tattoo in Edinburgh, this is the place to go. The quality of of artwork is exceptional, head and shoulders above most other places. The resident artist Bradley George has been in the business for a while and his experience shows. Specialising in Rockabilly and traditional tattoos, his candy skulls are exceptional, as are his roses. I have a particular penchant for black white and red tattoos and his colour mixes work really well, with good quality ink meaning that the detail stays longer and doesn't fade as much as normal. Due to the fact that they do not do piercings they can specialise in tattoos and this focus definitely shows. As well as the resident artists they are one of the few tattoo studios to have international pulling power, with some of the artists from Miami Ink having made guest appearances. Whilst maybe not as good as some of the top studios in London, Love Hate Tattoo is noticeably cheaper and is one of the places you will definitely not regret getting a tattoo from.
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A: I went to Bachi Burger on a friend's recommendation and was not disappointed. I had the Kalbi burger which is prepared medium and was a good choice. The parmesan fries were very good. I would recommend the karage chicken as an appetizer, which is something I cannot find in most restaurants and the dipping sauce for the chicken is excellent. As for the service, I thought it was good. I have read some reviews where service was a concern. This was not the case on my visit. It was a very good dining experience.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Went here last night with the family and got dinner to go. Wife got a #7 Carne Asada combo and I got the #4 shredded beef tacos. While we were eating, wife found a plastic disk in her beans, and an old, nasty french fry in her guacamole. There was not a piece of meat that wasn't gristle, so we threw most of hers away. Mine, on the other hand was just bland and tasteless, or so I thought. I spent the night wanting to throw it all back up as it sat like a festering rock in the pit of my stomach. Do yourself a favor, go to the Chipotle down the road; it may not be "authentic" but at least it is edible.
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Output: Had the boneless wings this time around. Mild and honey BBQ split (amzing) - truly tasty. Loved it and of course still the best NYC style pizza in the valley. Fold over gewey-cheezy, greasy goodness. Do not go here if you are looking for something healthy ... go here to get full on bad for you food!
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output: Not impressed. Decor: good. Service: great. Food: this is really the best you can do? I went to Salty Sow during restaurant week. I was honestly pretty excited about my meal. I got a Copper State Mule to start (good, but not anything special - vodka, ginger beer, lime on ice). My first course was an endive salad. Pretty flavorless, except for the bleu cheese which overpowered everything. My second course was suckling pig topped with a fried egg. It was easily the most disappointing part of my meal. I don't know what part of the pig I was eating, but it was not appetizing. Some of it was chewy, some was tender (good), some of unrecognizable (not good at all). The fried egg added absolutely nothing to the dish. The steamed cabbage at the bottom of my plate lacked basic salt and pepper. For desert, I had homemade ricotta cheese that was topped with honey, dates, golden raisins, and cranberries with a side of toasted baguette. I'm all about simple deserts, but this, although good, did not wow me. Portion sizes were small and I felt like I was paying a lot for what I got (even at restaurant week prices). It may be a good place to grab a drink with friends, but as far as food goes, I think you'd have a much better meal elsewhere.
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One of the things I love best about travelling to Mexico is stopping at the street taco vendors and getting some authentic cooked to order carne asada dollar tacos. Taco Azteca brought that exact thing to Las Vegas, and they do it WONDERFULLY. There is a restaurant storefront, but I am not entirely sure you can go inside (I've never seen anyone but an employee go in) because the sell everything from a food cart in their parking lot. I have only ever stopped by here after dark, and I'm pretty sure they aren't open in the daytime (or maybe that's when you can go inside to dine...I'm not sure and don't really care.) Ladies and Gentlemen, if you have not eaten at Taco Azteca, you are missing out on one of the best culinary experiences in Vegas. This little food cart has been featured on Anthony Bourdain, and it's not hard to see why the producers picked this place for a feature spot. AMAZING. Oh, and there is always a line of Mexicans waiting to get their orders, which to me is a pretty strong sign of good authentic Mexican food. Their tacos are a buck a piece, and 50 cents to add cheese (and who wouldn't want cheese?). They offer traditional fillings like carne asada (steak), carnitas (shredded pork), and pollo (chicken), or if you are feeling adventurous, they have lengua (tongue) and cabeza (which I'm pretty sure is cow brain - I'm not that adventurous) I cannot say this strongly enough. Do yourself a favor and FIND THIS PLACE. Okay...now i'm hungry. I'm thinking i may have to hit this place tonight. ***Expert tip: Ask them for some lime wedges and squeeze a lime on each taco just before you eat it. It enhances the flavor of the meat and makes your tastebuds want to sing with joy.