Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Along with Cartel, this is one of my favorite coffee shops in the area. It is less hipster and a bit more relaxed than some other places, with great coffee and a wonderful staff. Awesome espresso. Breakfast burritos and baked goods are always on point. The building is an old bank, so the old safe door leads you to a quiet work space. Comfortable, high ceilings, decent acoustics, and nice outdoor (shaded) area. Drive through high-quality local espresso! What more do you want?

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This place just opened so a lot of items on their menu aren't up yet. However if you're a fan of El Pulgarcito de America this is owned by the same people (and within walking distance of the other restaurant, just on the other side of Ben Thanh). You will recognize some of the menu items from El Pulgarcito, though when we went they did not have several things on the menu yet because of the recent opening. Like El Pulgarcito, our server had minimal English. Fortunately I speak Spanish fluently so this was not a problem for me. The parking situation is definitely better than El Pulgarcito, too. What I had isn't exactly on the menu - it's just the regular breakfast, but they were happy to serve the eggs Ranchero style with salsa verde upon request. The eggs were cooked perfectly, over easy with a runny yolk. The salsa verde was wonderful (a tiny bit spicier than the green sauce at El Pulgarcito). The nice thick Mexican crema went perfectly too, scooping up a little crema for each bite of egg. The steak was well-done, but tender and simply (but perfectly) seasoned. The refried beans come on the side and had a wonderful flavor as well. The tortillas served on the side were thick, like they are at El Pulgarcito, but the crispy tortillas under the eggs were nice and thin. I think this breakfast is, overall, a touch better than El Pulgarcito - which is really saying something. The 4 stars is both high in anticipation of the quality and goodness at El Pulgarcito (just Mexican), and not yet 5 stars since my first 2 requests weren't available yet even though they were on the menu. So this rating may change after a few visits. I did snag one of the little take out menus (from my last visit to El Pulgarcito, actually) so I'll scan that and add soon.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Definitely not work the money. Sure it seems like you have a decent amount of options, but everything is so dry and bleh. I had to mask all of my plate with sweet an sour sauce that they offered. The only thing edible in the desserts section was the chocolate chip cookies. The cream in the cream puffs was a strange...and translucent. The cheesecake was more like a thick cheese-y jello on pie crust. You're better off forking out another 10 dollars and eating at a better buffet!