Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: My friend and I enjoyed dinner during restaurant week here the other night. We made a reservation which I recommend doing. We got a great table outside and got to people watch. We had a 3 course meal for $40 and it was delish. I started with the Arugula Salad which was a really nice size. Then for my entree I had the Sea Scallops with Caramelized Cauliflower, Snap Peas & Bacon. The 2 long crispy strips of bacon were so good when cut up and in my mouth with the scallop. And I've never seen such little snap peas. They were an inch long. Didn't care for the cauliflower, but I still ate some of it. My friend got the fillet and it was really juicy and well prepared. OK, and lastly dessert was so good. If you love chocolate like I do, you must get the Spike's Chocolate Bars of Sin. took at my pictures and you can see how awesome it is. The bottom is like a nestle crunch bar with mouse on top and then covered in a crispy chocolate shell. We also had the Pineapple Rum Cake, but it was nothing compared to the Bars of Sin. Our server told us we can get this dessert at Bloom too and we have 1 in Colorado.
Q: negative

A: Disclaimer: This review is only for their Sunday brunch. Wasn't impressed by their Sunday brunch. Didn't like the presentation of the buffet. It was in a small area and felt kind of cramped. The salad was made with iceberg lettuce and didn't look appetizing. My friends ordered orange juice and each glass was filled to the brim with large pieces of ice, which means that they really just had maybe 1/2 a glass of orange juice. In all, it's really nothing special, just very basic. It was my first time eating at Harris Grill. What seems nice is the patio and if the weather had been nice, we would've sat outside and maybe I would've given it an extra star.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I came here for a conference with work. They provided a good lunch (chicken and veggies) and a snack (brownies, cookies, and fresh fruit) which were all delicious. The rooms for the conference were clean and professional. Went to the Houlihans (on site restaurant) for a reception and had excellent wings, spinach dip, pizza, and fried mushrooms. Also enjoyed several beers. Staff was accommodating and found chargers for my friend and I who both had different phones (iPhone 4 and 5) after our phones had died at the bar. Everything seemed great until we went to go to sleep and my friend removed the 'how to be green' card from the top of her bed and got in only to discover another card buried in between her sheets. We couldn't tell if they had been lazy while making the bed, or had just remade her sheets without removing them. Either way we asked for them to remake the beds (just to be sure) and had to wait for a while just for them to come up. Overall great experience until the dirty sheets!
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Output: This is a tough one for me...I was in a Vegas for a weekend with a couple girlfriends and had heard Red Square is really fun, so we made a reservation on the earlier side, around 7:30-8, as we were going to see Love that night. The good stuff: the decor and ambience is kitschy, with a big drawing of Lenin on the back wall. (When I noticed it one of my friends was like, "I wonder why there's a picture of John Lennon in a Russian-themed restaurant," and we just laughed. Obviously, we had Beatles on the brain). The DRINKS ARE AWESOME. If you like vodka...you'l love this place. The vodka list is most impressive. A group of guys at a bachelor party asked if we could take pictures with the groom-to-be, and, when in Vegas, flirting with bachelors is mandatory. They sent us a round of martinis afterwards (very gentlemanly), and we were sloshed. The downside: the food was only okay, and very expensive. I tried a pasta with lobster and alfredo sauce that cost around $40ish and it was not that good at all. My friend had steak and it was better, but not the best either. The bottom line...most certainly go for drinks, but eat dinner elsewhere. There is better food to be had in Vegas for the same expensive prices.
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output: Terrible customer service. I went through the drive thru. Ordered a Super Burrito with Chicken. The guy said with what. I repeated with chicken. I heard a click then waited 5 mins before a truck pulled behind me. I then said "hello".. Got no answer...then the guy started literally whistling at me through the speaker. I then just drove off without my food. That's ridiculous!
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
Dr. Lam & Chris are absolutely fantastic, and I definitely will continue to use Eye Care North and recommend them to others. The facility is new, bright, and most importantly feels very clean and has modern technology. Dr. Lam was so nice and never made me feel like I was taking (and failing) an exam. She explained everything and I feel very confident in her ability to spot and diagnose problems. Chris was also very nice, taking the time to help me pick out frames and made great suggestions based on things I liked. I love that I can schedule my appointment online and fill out my patient form ahead of time, making the process to go in and get out very efficient. Chris also made sure I knew what my coverage was for the exam based on my insurance ahead of time, which I appreciated very much. When I went back in to pick up my glasses, they greeted me by name and were so friendly and helpful, and even included a little treat. Eye Care North definitely defines what great customer service is. The only thing that I had a hard time with was understanding the cost of my glasses, and I'm sure this is half due to insurance companies being hard to understand. VSP states typical co-pays on their website for all the different "add ons" like polarized, polymer, UV protection, etc. but Eye Care North groups it all together into various packages that include "free UV protection, scratch resistance, etc.". I ended up being really confused on what I needed and why it all ended up costing so much, which is partly due to my own lack of research but also partly due to the fact that Eye Care North groups it all together into lens packages without a breakdown. So I recommend people new to needing glasses to do some research ahead of time on what you really need and then come in prepared to be shocked at how much lenses cost even with insurance :)