Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: If this is your idea of a ***good*** (not best, because there isn't such a thing as perfect) banh mi, please expose yourself to more locations. The good things about this place: +Fast +24 hours open (when you're still partying at 4AM and you want something, hell yes) +Bright and clean +Clean restrooms +Spacious, hip furniture, and no shortage of seats! Lee's designer sure knew his stuff. Visually appealing. +Efficient Service. I like the automatic vietnamese announcer voice that calls your number when you're called to get your sandwich. And then the guy that calls it in english afterward. Cute idea. The caveats: -The sandwiches (more on that later) -Can't charge card unless $20 has been met (there's a handy ATM machine here though!) -A bit Expensive for Viet sandwiches The sandwiches here are like fast food to most Viets. Lol it's not the worst, but not the best. It's acceptable. The #11 Special Combo, #1 Lee's Combo, #5 Grilled Pork and #6 BBQ Pork are all okay sandwiches. They all came out THIN, cold, and the quality of the meat is less-than-tasty, like it's been sitting out. At some traditional places, your pickled daikon, carrot slices, and cilantro are placed in a separate baggie for you to put in yourself to your liking. Here, they already place it in for you. Not a huge deal because some banh mi places do this, but it kind of just reminds me of the fast food feel. Veggies weren't exactly fresh. The bread is a dry french baguette that isn't made fresh daily, but it's okay. The thinness and the scant flavorings of the ingredients is what bothers me. This place is fast food quality. You could make this at home. Not really worth the price. Maybe it's because I'm used to the traditional places or the ones in Cali that do it right with the quality meats and preparation, but it helps to let people know that this is far from a good banh mi spot. Their ice coffee is awesome though. A bit hard to mess up and loaded with ice, but still tasty. I remember when I was younger and ordered one at Starbucks thinking it'd taste like viet ice coffee...I was definitely disappointed! I have to say Lee's really knows how to market! I'm pleased that this empire is doing so well. From the first time I experienced in Cali to now (the first one was actually pretty good ages ago), I'm glad that this company is doing awesome. But then again, it's a franchise. Not that that's a bad thing. It's no mom-and-pop contrary to what most people *might* think. But that's like saying that Subway makes the best sandwich you've ever had, in your life, EVER. (I like Subway once in a while...got nothing against them) Or maybe you're happy with that. More power to ya! What this place does well is introduce people to banh mi. =] It's just okay, not bad or great, but it's fine for a quick bite. The environment is fun to look at and awesome to hang out at with your friends no doubt. And who can argue with that 24-hour opening especially for late night cravings? Does it warrant a 4-star for the taste and ambiance alone? Nope. As another reviewer asked, would I go to some hole-in-the-wall over this place for a bit better quality tasting sandwich? Yes. Because it's a huge improvement over the banh mi here in taste and quality; costs just as much if not cheaper; and probably all on the same street (not that much farther than here). It's a simple dish, and I'm NOT expecting gourmet but that doesn't mean you should compromise taste for everything else. I recommend people try other banh mi shops for a better one and to keep an open mind!
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A: Want to find out how to ruin something as simple as corned beef hash?? Come to Over Easy to find out!! Wooo Hooo! Wish Yelp had a NO star option.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: So long as they have the Carnitas tacos, you're in luck. Truthfully, all the meals we've had here are great (didn't love the mac & cheese though), but the best are the Carnitas tacos. Get there early though- the last two visits they ran out, and it was only 6:30pm! Last time we were lucky and they were able to get them for us after all, but they're in high demand, because they are de-li-cious.
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Output: Great place to chill and relax. The park next to it has a huge field for football and soccer. Plus they have Baseball field, basketball court, and two small dog parks. Then the garden is also part of trail that you can use for walking, jogging, or biking.
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output: The decor here is very 1980s trailer trash, but the food's surprisingly good. A standard omelet is made with 6 eggs, so -- if you can get your friends to agree -- the kitchen will happily split your order on two plates. It costs $0.75 more, but you end up with a full order of spids on each plate... totally worth it. If you can't find an omelete you want ot split, they'll make you a "baby" omelet (3 eggs), but it's only slighly less expensive than a full-size one. We opted for the chile verde omelet, and it was quite tasty. The spuds are more like thick, soft-ish potato chips than hashbrowns, but they're addictive.
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Dear Papa Johns: Thank you so much for raising your prices, for taking the double cut option off your online ordering, and for being out of spices when I pick up my pizza. With that extra buck per pizza you're now charging, is it too much to ask to have basic "Papa Johns Special Seasoning" in stock? Surely your managers or whomever does the online ordering can click the little onscreen box in order to ship some of the seasoning packets to the store. As for taking double cut off the options, sure I can still ask for it at the store, but why can't I just click the box and make it clear what it is that I want? But as for the price increase? I can't thank you enough. Settebello charges $12 for their basic masterpieces. Your price increase, drop in quality, and lack of having basic spices means Settebello and other pizza places are now in play for our business. I can steer my family towards higher quality local choices! Tack on a we don't give a dang attitude at the store last night and you get a dropped 2 stars boot to the keister with the follow up review. Oh and the 2 year old spit out your cheese sticks. That is an EPIC FAIL!