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An example of an positive review: Such a rare find in Madison! And to think that it was totally by chance that my friend and I even discovered this little gem on the East side. We were in the neighborhood because we wanted to try Sophia's bakery for brunch. Unfortunately, Sophia's was closed for the day, so we begrudgingly headed back to the only open restaurant/cafe within walking distance: JPH. As soon as we caught a whiff of the freshly brewed coffee and took a glance at the menu, our frowns turned upside down. It was instantaneous. Magical even. I got a flat white latte and a sunday breakfast sandwich (egg, cheese, ham, & a touch of maple syrup)... who would have thought that combination could taste so good. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. I also love how they brew each cup of coffee to order. The baristas have truly mastered the art of coffee making! They take a while to prepare the food, but it is definitely worth the wait. There's also plenty of interesting art/furniture around the cafe to keep you busy as you wait. (: Patrons of JPH are very low key, and the establishment has a hippy-esque/laid-back feel (sans homeless people) that makes me nostalgic for the Berkeley coffee shops (yay cafe Med/Milano/Strada) that I used to frequent. If I go missing on a Sunday morning....I'm probably holed up at JPH with my laptop and a steaming cup of coffee!

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An example of an negative review: My husband and I were eager to try Il mulino, unfortunately it did not live up to our expectations. We were in italy last summer and were hopeful that this would be true italian cuisine, but instead we got americanized mediocre italian food. We sat down and were greated with garlic bread and Parmesan cheese that was broken off of a large block of cheese. They then brought fried zucchini and another type of bread basket. Everything was overly drenched in olive oil. We ordered 1 glass of wine each which was very flavorful. For our main course I ordered chicken Parmesan which looked more like a flat pizza smothered with an excess amount of cheese. It lacked flavor and texture and the chicken was pounded so flat that it had no taste. My husband had the veal Parmesan that looked identical to my mess on the plate. It looked more like 2 frisbee's on our plates then meat. The food quality picked up with dessert. I had the tiramisu which was delicious and my husband had peanut butter ice cream coated in a hard chocolate shell, it was fabulous. We also had cappuccino which was very tasty. We have traveled all over the world and have had some wonderful meals, but this does not make the list. The price did not justify the quality. For 2 people the bill was over $300.00 with tax and tip. If you want an outstanding, unforgettable meal in Las Vegas go to Gordon Ramsey steakhouse at Paris hotel or Otto ( italian food just like venice italy) In the palazzo by the canal.

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An example of an positive review: OMG, so yummy.... lol We got reg cheeseburgers, they were cooked perfectly, one order of steak fries which were plenty for us. we will definitely return next time i'm in vegas. ; )

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An example of an negative review: For over three years I have been going to this Fry's, largely because it was cleaner and not as hectic as the one at Southern and Rural. It's been largely the same staff, and I have been happy to shop there. Until today. I'll admit my end of the responsibility. I was tired, got distracted, and left $40.00 cash back that I had received at one of the quick checkout locations. I went to get coffee, and noticed it was missing, and immediately went back to the store. This was all within about 20 minutes. I figured either someone had turned it in or they would actually engage in some professional and proper customer service. Well, someone walked off with it, and the store refused to reimburse me. And, no, I do not think it was an outlandish request. I work in an industry where we are generally required to fulfill this type of request on a constant basis. It is called customer service. If I was the manager of the store, or even the owner, I would have figured the $40.00 was more than worth keeping a customer. And, yes, I have put this in practice privately as well, reimbursing peple who purchased items from me on eBay even though technically there was shared responsibility; it just makes good business sense as long as the person doesn't make repeated demands. As for the store, it is better laid out, better maintained and many of the staff are friendlier than your typical Fry's location in Tempe. No more than your typical big-name supermarket, but until today I was satisfied. I know this is partially venting, but it is also something you should consider when going to this location, or any Fry's: they could care less about you as a customer, despite what all their advertising says.