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

Answer: i literally can walk to this place from my house. but my boyfriend and i drove. after a night of lots of drinking we were craving good breakfast food. and being very hungover this place definitely hit the spot! lol. we went on a sunday at like 10-11am and we were the only ppl there for a while then ppl started to show up. but the food was good, and the waitress was nice and prob knew that we were really hungover. lol

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

Answer: The Disney Store never loses its magic. I used to devour each and every toy in here with my eyes as a kid. My peepers would bulge out of my head as I wondered in awe at the massive Mickey Mouse teddy bears, and the Lion King merchandise. The toys are amazing as well - there's still some from the 90s stuffed in my attic somewhere and, since I let my little cousins play with them now, I can appreciate how well made they are since they've stood the test of time. The Disney Store on Princes Street hasn't lost the magic that it held for children many years ago. It keeps the fairytale alive with its large range of stock. Even though times have changed, they still do some classic toys along with their popular Hannah Montana/Jonas Brothers towels and figurines. In honour of Toy Story 3, the whip-cracking Woody toys have made a comeback, not to mention the classics such as Goofy and the gang. They even do some cute, personalised Minnie Mouses, complete with tartan kilts to pay homage to Scotland. It's a place most adults and kids will enjoy, no matter what the era, and the staff are very friendly so they can still pride themselves on great customer service!

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

Answer:
Always great customer service, free wifi while you wait. very trusted mechanics and great prices. I have taken my truck here for everything from oil change to fixing the air conditioner. The auto dealership was double the cost. It is so good to know a great mechanic!