Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I was excited to finally try this place after hearing so many great things about it. I am happy to report that it did not disappoint. I visited with a friend late on a Friday evening. We were promptly greeted and given the option of bar seating, communal table seating or the booths in the back. It was nice to have a variety of options. We chose the booths because we wanted to be able to chat. The waitress asked if we had ever been there before and when we said no, she explained the menu and the dim sum "cart." I like the way that the menu is laid out essentially by portion size. It gives you a better idea of what to expect from each item that you order. After hearing so much about their cocktails, I was eager to try them. I tried the Jungle Bird which had dark rum, campari, smoked pineapple and lime. I enjoyed it but it was different than I was expecting. I was also hoping for a larger cocktail for the price. We started with the pork belly bites and teh house kimchi. Both were delicious. I often don't like kinchi and I found myself wanting more once it was gone. The pork belly was perfectly seasoned and tender. The next course was the roasted carrot salad. It had just the right amount of each ingredient (edamame, romaine hearts and cheese curds) and the dressing was a great combination of sweet with a litte kick. It was refreshing and fun. For the main dishes, we tried the roast pork ramen and the flank steak. It was a toss up between the two since both were so excellent. I also enjoyed that the server brought two bowls and spoons so it made it easier to share the ramen soup. The downsides to this restaurant are the price. Everything is tasty and I did leave totally satisfied, but with the smaller portions, things can really add up fast. The bathroom is also down a set of stairs and through a hallway which can be a tad inconvenient. I did really enjoy our experience and hope to return with my husband soon.
Q: positive

A: I love coming to this store to buy cheap kitchen utensils that I use for cooking.....sure grip, teflon utensils are my weapons of choice in the kitchen. They have them here for decent prices. Sometimes I buy stuff I use once because it's cool.....like an electric Deli Slicer.....that got used maybe 5 times and is sitting in a box in one of our kitchen cabinets. Whatever, it's still a fun place to shop. Will I return? You bet.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Located on the 3rd floor of the Cosmopolitan, I'm not sure how much of a "secret" this place is anymore. Well at least for those of us who live here. I've been here a few times now and each time have really enjoyed my experience. It's nice after a show or having met friends on the Strip to just run in and grab a slice. Most of the time that's all I'm really needing anyhow. Once you get down the hallway you walk into what looks like any slice pizzeria I've ever been in. You wait in line, order up a big slice of whatever they have made in the last 10 minutes, and find a little counter space to enjoy pizza and wine/beer. Every time I've been here they I've gotten through the line quickly, the staff has been friendly, and the pizza has been good. It is a bit pricey for a slice but you're on the Strip so that's what can be expected. If you weren't being overcharged then it wouldn't be a Las Vegas restaurant. All in all I like this place and will probably stop in again if I'm dragged to the Strip.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: I am not at all a fan of the Cake Boss. I've never seen the show. However my cousin is and is the reason for my recent visit to Carlos's Bakery. When we got there the line wasn't as long as I expected from pictures that I've seen which I was pleased with. It was about a 25 minute wait to even get inside the bakery. When we finally got inside and waited for someone available to take our order the man didn't even look at me or ask if I had been helped before he greeted the lady behind me. I quickly said hello to him to get his attention, only then did he realize he skipped over me. My cousin and I had been standing for a while looking so we already had our order ready. I watched the man write down my order correctly and stepped aside to wait to be called. He called me over to check if my order was write. It was missing two things. I don't understand how you forget two things when you wrote it down and the case is literally two inches in front of your face, not to mention it wasn't a very big order. So I'm finally called up to pay and the women repeats my order back to me before charging me and everything she repeated was correct. It wasn't until I got home that I noticed she charged me for a "large chocolate cannoli" and not a "large chocolate chip cookie" even though she repeated back "cookie." The cannoli does cost more than the cookie so I was very upset with that. No one in this place has any sense of urgency. Everyone just kind of shuffles around slowly as if they didn't have a crowd outside of the door. When we sat down to eat our desserts I was desperately hoping they would at least be good enough to make all this worth it. But of course they weren't. All the desserts tasted like any other bakery. They weren't bad but weren't anything special either. If I wanted average food I would go to a regular bakery. The lobster tail was good, I'll give them that. But that's about the only good thing I have to say about it. All in all I would have to say I would never recommend this place to anyone. The workers are incompetent, the food is average and very over priced, and the wait time is ridiculous.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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- positive).
output: Being a long time SF Bay Area resident, I'm use to tourist traps with no soul or culture. That would basically sum up my view of the FREMONT STREET EXPERIENCE. Even though the all the neon lights and non-stop dance music are a virtual orgy for your eyes and ears, once your brain adapts to the overkill you slowly realize that there really isn't anything here. I mean, lets be honest. This place is basically a San Jose Santana Row with overkill neon and slot machines! In addition, what you need to be aware of is the fact that the FREMONT STREET EXPERIENCE does NOT run the entire length of Fremont Street. As a matter of fact, it will become very evident when you should turn back and head to the safety of the neon lights and armed security. Actually, I think you will get plenty of warning. The prostitutes and panhandlers accosting you will be a dead giveaway as slowly approach the south side of Fremont... lol
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If I was given the option to eat nothing but meat for the rest of my life (and stay healthy) I would do it. And if it could be nothing but fried meat with gravy smothered all over it... even better. Yet here I am at a vegan restaurant... and I ate every single bite of my diablo red... and I'm excited to come back... has Hell frozen over my friends!? I doubt it. I think Green just has an absolutely phenomenal chef. Kristen's secret barbecue chicken sandwich was great too, you basically would have no idea these were vegetarian dishes. While the atmosphere is a little too hippie/hipster for my general liking, the food was really good and the staff were awesome and very willing to help us first timers. You've gotta try this place, if nothing other than to expand your culinary knowledge, but I'd be surprised if you left disliking anything you tried.