Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Went there for dinner. My companion made no reservation so the hostess asked if we wanted to sit in the bar. Since the wait would be two hours otherwise, why not? It wasn't so bad in the bar. There are TVs in there and one could get sidetracked by the number of different shows if one wanted. Since we were not interested in what was going on -- the final basketball game between ? and ? with ? winning -- it wasn't a distraction. He had a salad and I had the braised short ribs. YUMMM! I am not usually a meat eater, but this was melt-in-your-mouth good. It was flavored with a bourbon carmel sauce. And the side was mashed potatoes. Another yummm. Flavored just right. I don't know what salad he ordered. Since I am not a salad person as a main course, I paid no attention. We ordered a bottle of the Rickshaw cab. Not bad wine. Full bodied, the way I like red wine. Would I go again? Absolutely!
Q: negative

A: They overcooked 2 steaks in a row, then the manager said "I'm not going to argue with you" after she was arguing with us for 3-4 minutes. Do I need to even say anymore about our experience there. You couldn't drag us back in their doors.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The Food was good! Service staff were weak! Good beer and food. It's always the people who bring the dinning down! Good luck next time!
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Output: My husband and I were in Scottsdale for a business trip his company sent him on and, being a Cupcake Wars fan as well as a major lover of all things sweet, we decided to go into Sprinkles and get our cupcake on. We were soooooo disappointed. Between the two of us, we got Peanut Butter Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Vanilla Chocolate, Pumpkin, Lemon Ginger, and Cinnamon. Every single cupcake was dry and every frosting was overly sweet to the point of making us feel sick. Mind you, we did not eat all of the cupcakes at the same time; we spread it out over the day. However, both of us threw at least half of each cupcake away due to the dryness of the cake and the cloying sweetness of the icing. A couple of the cupcakes had decorations on the top that were inedible. Perhaps we weren't supposed to eat them, but on Cupcake Wars, Candace often admonishes a contestant when their decorations are not edible and so I am admonishing her store for doing the same thing. I believe one must follow what they preach to others. My husband wanted to give Sprinkles one star, but we compromised on two stars since the employees were so nice and friendly. However, good customer service does not excuse the overwhelming sense of disappointment we felt at spending $3.50 (per cupcake) for what we think is some of the worst cupcakes we've ever had. And that includes store-bought cupcakes. I can honestly say that, at this time, we will not be returning to any of the Sprinkles locations.
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output: I'm shocked at the high reviews for this place. Did I have a one-off terrible experience? Went here in December with my father and husband for a celebratory dinner. Had a good (overpriced) cocktail at the bar, then we were seated at possibly the worst table in the place, despite our months-early reservation. Got a booth back by the server pow-wow area / cash register, next to a massive table of really drunk and really loud patrons. Ok, fine. Ordered many dishes, including small plates, entrees, sushi rolls, etc. My father makes it clear to the waiter he doesn't like mushrooms (this is pertinent later). Our 3 tacos come out - $34 worth of tacos - and they are the SMALLEST, most laughable portion size ever. I literally laughed out loud when they put them down. They were no bigger than lime wedges (I posted a photo). Very good, but ridiculously priced and sized. Ok, fine. The other dishes start to come out, and they're timed terribly. Sushi after entrees, entrees at different times...I ate alone basically while my companions looked on, waiting for their food. My father's entree comes out and it's the WRONG one. Finally, when his actual dinner arrives, it's covered in mushrooms. The waiter never mentioned that could be a problem when my father placed his order, and the menu mentioned nothing about mushrooms. Ok, fine. My husband's $80 sashimi chef's special comes out and it's also laughably undersized. Literally 9 pieces of fish for $80. When we go to Morimoto in Philadelphia, a $50 sashimi plate has easily 3x the amount of fish on it. Same quality. I get that it's Vegas but this was a joke. The waiter never explained what fish were on the plate either - just left my husband to guess. This was the last straw. Overall the food is fine, but there are so many other places that serve comparable stuff at way better prices. Nobu is nothing special. I hope for the sake of other diners my experience is not typical, but it was enough to burn this frequent Vegas traveler. I will not be back.
Q: positive

A:
This is a pretty good buffet, by all means. I would say that most things still look better than they taste, but they avoid one of the fatal flaws of most Las Vegas hotel buffets: trying too hard to do too many things. They keep it simple here instead of trying to fake ethnic food they simply cannot authentically reproduce. I've also been impressed by some of the breakfast items (a buffet with eggs benedict?) and disappointed by just as many, but on the whole it is beautiful and edible. Particularly the desserts.