Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I've eaten at quite a few Indian places. From the other reviews and closeness to me, I wanted to like this place. However, after going, I can't. The service was inattentive, and the food wasn't what I had expected. It became very apparent to me that the place does not have an tandoor, or if they do its not used. The chicken was cooked in the sauce, but had not been spiced before. Their scale for rating the spiciness of the food [1-5] was unhelpful as that they didn't compare what a 5 is and whats a 1. Lastly, the spices used to make the dish spicy weren't dried peppers, they were full undried peppers. [The dried version takes in the moisture of the sauce and becomes part of it, the undried version doesn't] Lastly, the naan bred was what appeared to be buttered pita bread. Price: For an Indian restaurant, this was very cheap.
Q: positive

A: The good egg is a great breakfast place. I appreciate their extensive menu AND the calorie count listed next to every item (including add-ons). In this day and age I can get on board with a place that can give diners the truth about caloric intake of what they are choosing. That being said, what you eat is a choice, and there is a LOT to choose from here. If you like traditional (and some not so traditional) breakfast food, that is cooked well, you will like The Good Egg. Added bonus, you get an entire pot of coffee for your table when you initially order coffee, makes refills a breeze.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This place is not what it used to be. When they opened, the food was wonderful, the wine amazing and all this at a very affordable price. Now the food is barely ok, the wine is basic and the prices increased by 30%. Really not worth it. If you are looking for affordable and very tasty and authentic french food, you're better off trying Scratch with their dinner menu. If you are looking for a more fancy French restaurant, Vincent in Phoenix would be the place.
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Output: Everything on this menu is basically cooked in a very fresh, healthy way. I loved their original handmade salad dressing. A favorite of mine is the chicken salad and fruit plate. It comes with pita bread and was just lovely. Sunroom Cafe offers a variety of tea that is freshly brewed in your own teapot. I am a tea-drinker and you get a very satisfying two or three cups from the pot. Whether it's breakfast, lunch or dinner Sunroom Cafe is named accordling as it iis a great, cozy place to dine.
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output: I've invented an invisibility formula. Sort of. From now on whenever I don't want to be seen or talked to I'm going to go to the P. F. Chang's at Planet Hollywood in Vegas. My wife and I were shown to a table fairly quickly, which was good. But I was convinced that we were going to witness the second coming of Christ before a server approached our table. This was bad. We had just been book shopping before coming in here and I was thinking that maybe I had time to read my new book before we were waited on. I could have written one. A waiter, suddenly remembering that he had a job, finally came to our table and thanked us for our patience. There was no apology offered for our wait. Just an 'Atta boy' for hanging in there. He asked if he could start us off with some drinks but since we already had an eon to stare at the menu we were able to give our full order right away. I ordered the Chang's Spicy Chicken because there's nothing like sweet & spicy chili sauce when you're feeling ill-tempered. I didn't even bother to take a picture of my food to go along with this review. So if you've never seen what spicy chicken looks like - or a bottle of Budweiser, than I'm sorry to disappoint. But whenever I can't give you a picture - I WILL give you a thousand words. Everything started to proceed somewhat swimmingly from here - and 'swimmingly' isn't a word I use very often so that's a testament to how much better things really were going. We got our food pretty quickly and it was good. The waiter even came by asking if he could get me another beer. He was probably trying to get me drunk in hopes that it would increase his chances of getting a decent tip (didn't happen). Then the invisibility formula kicked in again and we could no longer be seen or heard for another extended period of time. My wife asked if I wanted to get dessert but I was worried that might take another eight hours. I just wanted to pay the bill (or the 'check' as Americans so charmingly call it) and get out. We were finally able to get the waiter's attention and hand him our credit card. He disappeared without a trace for about ten minutes or so. I was starting to think that they truly didn't want us to leave. This must be how Henley and Frey felt when they wrote "Hotel California." And Don Felder too. A staff member eventually approached us and said that their credit card machine was down and that they were waiting for it to come back online. Later on it did. And we left - never to return. "Hotel California" has always been a work of mystery with no one truly knowing what the lyrics are really about. I do. Me, P. F. Chang, and I suspect - H. G. Wells. Along with Henley and Frey, of course. And Don Felder too.
Q: positive

A:
This is an example of another reason Vegas is a difficult place for a normal person. The entire experience was, frankly, magical. The service was a bit obsequious, but she was lovely, friendly, and warm. This is a casual eatery we walked into in Paris and had no reservations. It was a Saturday night, and we were sat by a lovely, romantic window within seconds. The atmosphere was incredible.... across from the Bellagio Water Show, and next to a window in a romantically lit restaurant that had a wonderful aesthetic... tiled floors (slippery in heels), lovely deep wooden grain finish on the classic bar. It was as close to a dimly lit French bistro as you might find out of France. The food was awesome.... The oysters had one of the best mignonette's I have ever had. For Las Vegas, oyster country (sarcasm button on), they were fresh and shucked decently. Luckily, nothing like Andy K. The Endive and Blue Cheese salad with watercress and roasted pear was sublime. The French Onion soup was great. Again, I don't like it sweeter than smoky or "zesty"... but it was great. The Salade Maison was very good, but the presentation of the goat cheese and croutons being the piece of toast with cheese spread ontop of it was confusing... in that Lauren ate that without realizing that was the "goat cheese & croutons" inherent to the salad. The French Martini was great (grey goose with pineapple, champagne, and chambord....) The French 75 was perfect. I subbed beefeater for the sapphire, and it was just awesome. AWESOME! But being on the strip, even a casual, non reservation type of meal... the bill came to $140 or something. 1 app, 2 salads, 4 cocktails, one soup.... $140. I know it is demanding to ask Vegas to be cheap, but to sit for a couple apps and salads and see a bill like that is just... disheartening. So... go to Vegas with money. PLEASE PLEASE shove cost out of your head prior to sitting down ANYWHERE. Because Vegas is pricey. Check out my Las Vegas as to why.... but it isn't just expensive. I work in fine dining and high end hotels, and the price point is at least 20%-35% over a normal meal. As long as you recognize that, even a casual, spur of the moment meal can be magical, romantic, delicious, and stunning. I would go back here in a second, with the awareness I wish I had previously had. I think having not been to vegas much, it is something I simply need to plan for across the board.