Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Every time we go shopping at Forum Shops, we eat at one of the restaurants there. We've been to almost all of the restaurants at Forum Shops/Caesars Palace. For some odd reason, we didn't try Il Mulino sooner...we've been missing out on a great place. Who doesn't like a good Italian restaurant? As soon as you get seated, a "mob" goes to your table offering you complimentary grana padano, spicy garlic bread, focacia, bruschetta, salami, sauteed zucchini, mussels and more bread. The garlic bread is oily? Who cares? It's delicious! They have a lot of specials that aren't on the menu so your "captain" would have to recite the specials to you which could take up to 5 minutes - if you have a short attention span, you might be in trouble. Good thing I came here knowing what I already what I want. They cook their pasta to a perfect al dente. Tortellini alla Panna: Meat tortellini, black truffle and peas in cream sauce. Excellent tortellini and the cream sauce was perfect and not thick. 5/5 Ravioli: Ravioli filled with mushrooms in champagne and black truffle sauce. The sauce is what makes this dish. It's creamy and truffle...and oh so yummy! I can eat this all day. 5/5 Tartufo: Half chocolate, half vanilla gelato enrobed in chocolate, served with whipped cream and zabaglione. I'm not a fan of whipped cream but zabaglione, I do like. The gelato has bits of cherries. Yum! 5/5 To end our meal, we were given complimentary grappa. It turned into a 2-hr dinner but it was wonderful. If money is an issue, it can get pricey. It's about $60/person which includes entree, drink and dessert. But if think about it, after all the complimentary stuff we got and a fantastic meal, it was worth it.
Q: negative

A: Attitude and slow service. I came here two days in a row because I needed some papers printed. The first day, I waited about ten minutes before an associate helped me print some papers and there was only one other customer. It seems like every time I come here, service is lagging in the printing department. I was actually listening to the radio right before I came inside and they were going to have a "caller #20" contest in ten minutes. I figured I'd definitely be back in my car by then because it should only take a few minutes to print my papers (depending on the line, of course). Since there was only one other person there, I knew I'd be back in time for the contest. However, I was wrong. It took a while for someone just to get to the department to help us out. The guy before me was pretty quick, but when the associate started printing my papers, it took him a pretty long time. I don't know why all the Office Depot locations have to print everything one by one. They literally have to open up each document, then do file and print. It also seems like they don't print the next document until the first one is out of the machine, which takes even longer. I finally got my print and when to my car, only in time to hear the girl on the radio screaming that she won :( The next day I came to get 3 more prints. Again, there was only one other person at the printing department that was being helped. I stood around for about 5 minutes before the greeter at the front of the store asked me if I needed help. I told him I just needed prints and he handed me over to some guy that seemed to be the manager who handed me over to a younger lady, but once she opened my flashdrive they made her go on break, so another lady took over (confusing, I know). This lady seemed to have an attitude from the get-go. Maybe she was mad that she had to take over; I don't know. When got on the computer, the first thing she asked was "ok what do you want?" but with attitude, almost like she was hurrying me even though I was already waiting for more than five minutes by then. I told her I wanted two full page prints and one 5x7 print. Then there was a little bickering about how there's only one document. Yeah, that's because only one document was open and she didn't bother going back to the folder. Whatever. The papers wouldn't come out. Then she started to say "It's because you want a 5x7. The printer doesn't work like that. They only print on 8.5x11 sized papers." Ugh. I didn't want them to print it on a sheet of 5x7 paper. I just wanted the print itself to be 5x7, so it's be a 5x7 print on an 8.5x11 paper, get it? I don't like printing huge coupons. Apparently that was so hard to understand and that was THE REASON why none of the prints would come out, which makes no sense to me. On my computer at home, I can choose to make the print a 5x7, 4x6, wallet size, etc, but I guess the printer here is incapable of doing that, so I told her to just print the other two. I thought this was going to be an in and out trip, but it took 20 minutes. I feel like the staff here is just incompetent. I went to another Office Depot today to get my 5x7 print done and the only question they asked was "color or black and white?" BAM. Office Depot #2550, you lose.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: So I will not say I am beer snob, but I do enjoy a well crafted beer. After 3 years of living in new england and being spoiled by all the micro breweries and sam adams, I am a little more critical. It is true I will no longer even touch some beers that in college would have been preferred. So enough said.... My Husband and I were encouraged to try this new brewery out. It is near university and price. In a newer shopping center, which we missed on arrival. I was expecting a papago brewery/four peaks atomsphere, totally the opposite. Not saying that it a bad thing, but defiently the brightest and cleaniest brewery I have been too. So we got there about 7:15 pm on a Tuesday, not too crowded, the way I like it. We shared the sampler. I am not going to type out my review of each beer. On average they looked like beer but tasted like water with some hops and carbonation. Nothing special. No session beer to recommend. I guess if I had to choose one, it would be the IPA. It was ok for an IPA, but if I had to drink something I would choose that. Though the brewery def has potential. I do like the idea of bringing your own food. That is a great draw. Also keeps overhead low. Genius if you ask me. It has gives them time to work on getting the beer to taste better and not the food. Will I be back? If papago, taste of tops, and four peaks runs out of beer, for sure I will be there ;)
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Horrible excuse of a theater. super cramped, rude host. never go again.20 people were sat in front of us ordering and having diner during show. 13$ for a coke.