Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Just had my first visit to Otro on Friday, and it was fantastic! Great little place, nice outdoor area, and the food was fantastic. I could have eaten the chips and salsa all day! So good. Nice to have a Mexican Coke as well!
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A: The food is pretty standard fare for an Irish Pub. Our server was really accommodating and friendly. I would say the only thing I really couldn't justify returning for is the price.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The food was delicious...Before the meal, they brought out chocolate bread, which was awesome...The ceaser salad was very blah, but the scallops with mushroom risotto was great. The crem brulee had cheyenne pepper in it (which it didn't mention on the menu), but if you love spicy unique desserts, like I do, you'd love it! The service sucked. Our entrees all arrived at different times and our server had about as much personality as a corpse. I'd come here again but I was sad that the overall dining experience wasn't as fantastic as I had hoped...
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Output: Maybe not 5 stars anymore. But still a pretty good value and a different kind of dining experience. Cook it yourself! Best best is the NY Strip with ponzu on the side. Meat is tender and cooked "sukiaki" style ahs a great flavor rush.
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output: Is 0 stars an option? This is the most disgusting eating establishment ever. Caesar salad was browned iceberg lettuce topped with two packets of Ken's caesar dressing (in the packets), a bag of something remotely resembling croutons, a lump of cubed boiled and still frozen chicken, and a plastic bag containing plastic utensils. Then all of that was covered with a cracker as big as the plate. Did I mention it took 15 minutes to get a glass of water? I know, I give the star for my waitress who washed her hands.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I've been in this place a time or three, and I was initially entranced by the amount of religious candles, pinatas, and quinceanera preparation stuff. Literally, it feels like you cross the border and are in Mexico proper when you enter the store. For a white guy like myself, it's fascinating, if not a little disconcerting. Oh, how I prayed for an aisle of lucha libre masks. The time I broke down and had to pick up something from the store, which in shortening the description, was a "cluster". I don't know what happened, but it had the full Mexican grocery store packed to capacity vibe I had experienced in Tijuana shops. I've never had to fight so hard to move around. I had to buy some cough drops, and asked one of the floor staff. He turned to me and smiled, letting me know that he had no idea what I was saying. But he took me to the front, so I could talk to a cashier. He said something to her in Spanish, and she looked at me. Apparently, English wasn't her first language, either. Bear in mind that when I talk to someone who doesn't primarily speak English, I'm not one of those jerks who speaks to someone slowly like a small child, or a mental case. Nor do I need to needlessly raise my voice, because obviously, speaking loudly is a sure way to get someone to understand you when they wouldn't otherwise before. I kept it simple, clear, and to the point. "Hi. I'm looking for cough drops?" Silence. Her smile forms. "Cough drops?" "Cock drops", she responded a little too innocently. .... Okay, what place serves "cock drops"? Really. And whatever does, I don't want to know. We all stood looking at each other, confusedly, before I tried again. "Cough drops. Medicine." "Maybe in there," she points at this locked cabinet, which had 1,000 different medicine types that I've never heard of before. And no cough drops. You're right there within better visual range than I am. Can't you tell? I had to pick up another thing or two. I couldn't get help because no one seemed to understand English. I understand it's a Mexican market, so I'm walking into non-gringo territory, but if I can learn a few basic phrases in Spanish, at least have employees who can understand some basic English for when that random white dude walks in. Bottom line, if you want to get some authentic Mexican foodstuffs, this is the place. Prices are average to a little overpriced, but they are stocked with some unique food choices bound to make you a hit at the next barbecue. But go on a quieter day or I guess bring a translator if you're non-Hispanic and can't find things on your own.