Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Last year was our 1st time using Montti tax and it was great. My husband and I were looking for a secure place because our daughters SS had got stolen the year before. Ivanno helped us through that headache and made us feel safe again. Thanks for everything!! Feels good to have a safe and reliable tax service
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A: Wow this is the only food place left on the D concorse the only reason I am here again. Of all the options that were here the very worst and worst by a huge margin is the only one to remain. Please some one open something anything! Bad food bad service and high prices what more can a person ask for
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Since this is my son's favorite restaurant, I find myself here a lot. Lots of meats and veggies to choose from. I also like that they have bowls to mix up your tasty sauce for your creation.
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Output: I wouldn't come back. Pretty wide variety of food, but everything was meh in quality. Crab legs were not meaty and completely flavorless. Blehhh! Beer and wine are included in the price, but the selection is bad quality.
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output: For any Vegas tourist, the Las Vegas strip is the main & only attraction, especially when it comes to food. Justifiably so, the LV strip is one of the Big 4 (New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Vegas) when it comes to cities where respected celebrity chefs must have a restaurant. But any well-informed foodie would take the $50 cab ride to visit Rosemary's. Located in a strip mall, I encourage you to not judge a book by its cover. Once you enter the restaurant, you may still be looking for extravagant decor, so let me disappoint you now that it is just a simple dining room with a bar. It is basic but warm and it carries no fancy misdirection from the fantastic experience of the food. The restaurant is well-priced, with a 3-course prix-fixe at $55 and a 5-course tasting menu at $75. If you are lucky enough to be part of the fairer sex and come in for Wednesday evening's Ladies Night (half off all food), then it's the foodie deal of a lifetime. The quality of the service belongs to a restaurant that should charge much more. All waiters and servers are attentive, helpful, and knowledgeable. There is never a messy crumb-filled table top or an unfolded napkin while a patron visits the restroom. Whether you order just a dish or the prix-fixe, the meal begins with an amuse bouche, a bite-sized appetizer that is the chef's greeting to you. Then a bread basket comes with a few choices of carbohydrates worth every calorie. My favorite has been the sweet potato dinner roll, a buttery soft-baked delight with a hint of sweetness. At the risk of upsetting animal rights activists, I confess my love for the pan-fried milk-fed veal sweetbread. For those of you thinking this is more grains, sweetbread is the culinary name for the thymus and the pancreas. It sounds cruel and disgusting; but it only deserves the first description, because Rosemary's sweetbread is rich, flavorful, and meaty. If you are a meat-eater, try it at least once. For the entree, though you will probably love the rib-eye or pork chop. I urge you to try the crispy-skinned striped bass served with andouille sausage, rock shrimp, fingerling potatoes, hushpuppies and Creole sauce. It is New Orleans on a dish, the Big Easy served for you right here in Sin City. Their wine-pairing is notable and should be included if you love wine. But they also offer a rare beer-pairing, each unique beer a perfect compliment for each dish: an experience to be had if you are a beer-drinker. Amidst the Thomas Kellers and the Michael Minas of Las Vegas, there are Michael and Wendy Jordan of Rosemary's, pleasantly surprising us with a real and solid dining experience beyond a city that deals in hype.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
For years I have been under the impression that the Monte Carlo was an affordable luxury hotel\casino, but it turns out this impression was completely unfounded. Though the Monte Carlo's lobby does Support my original theory, the rest of the 'resort' leaves much to be desired. Guest Rooms: Standard rooms are very small, decor is out of date. My thermostat said it was 68 degrees but the room felt more like 78. The bathroom wallpaper was stained and peeling, faucets and knobs were mismatched. The whole place seemed cobbled together from spare parts. My room at the Circus Circus was way bigger and nicer! Casino: The casino itself is small and doesn't offer enough table games. The decor is typical obnoxious Vegas, but in better condition than the rooms. Restaurants: Considering the size of the resort, there are a lot of dining options, including several sit-down restaurants and several fast-food places. The Pub is the best of the dining options, but it won't be winning any awards. Shopping: Forget it unless you love Vegas kitsch. Location: Excellent location! This is about the only thing the Monte Carlo has going for it. Right in the middle of the strip, walking distance to most of the best casinos including the Bellagio, Caesars, Venetian... When it comes to bargain hotels, The Circus Circus, and Sahara are hard to beat. If you want luxury, spend a little extra money, check out the Venetian, Caesars, The Bellagio, MGM Grand, and Planet Hollywood.