Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: If you are in the mood for their fish, shrimp or chicken, this is one of the best locations I have found. Very nice and friendly staff, they do an excellent job and take care of people here. Also have signed up for the text messages and that gets you freebies, which makes it even better!
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A: We ordered delivery and when the food came it tasted all like plastic or dirty dishwater. I honestly don't know if we just caught them on a bad day or if this is the quality of food they put out all the time. $50 bucks in the trash. What a shame.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I am never disappointed! I've been here several times with the bf. Love the Watermelon-Lemonade. I usually always get some type of breakfast burrito from here, I always end up cutting it in half and having the rest later in the day. Very filling, but in a way so that you're not feeling gross and groggy afterwards.
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Output: DVLB is a great spot, no denying it. A wee bit expensive, but that's the cost of running a small business in an area where the rent is presumably phenomenal. The coffee is excellent, but obviously one of their biggest draws is the whiskey selection. Come in the morning for a coffee then come back in the evening and experiment with a few whiskies that you might not be able to afford a bottle of and discover your next favourite dram. My only problems? One, I can't stand that the front window is tinted, I find it turns people off walking in the front door and it did this for me for some time. I can't stand not knowing what's on the other side of the door to a business I haven't ventured into yet and I know others feel the same. It could really do with feeling more inviting. And two, the place feels so hip I almost feel uncomfortable and out of place, but that's the nature of excellent coffee shops in the early 21st century. As one reviewer said "hipsters make great lattes." Truer words were never spoken. Once again my mind is always blown when I walk a few blocks down the street and see Starbucks and the line is out the door while Death Valley is quiet. You can get everything (and more) that you can find in a Starbucks but served in a much better atmosphere, and to boot you'd actually be supporting the community, and someone's dream. Don't let a clever marketer tell you what you like, walk up the street and at least give this place a try, you'll be glad you did.
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output: Found them on Yelp - were very close to where I live. Very nice staff - fixed my wife's watch for a very reasonable price - much less than what the manufacturer wanted. They did a great job, was done in 3 days and would use again.
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Several years ago, we ate at Sammy's a couple of times, and they were great. Finally, we decided to go back for lunch today, and boy, how things have changed! First, when we arrived, we waited in line for about 15-20 minutes to place our order. Considering that there were only four people in line ahead of us, that seemed excessive. Little did we know that the wait to order was short compared to how long we'd wait for our food! It took at least 20-30 minutes for our food to be served. People who were in line waiting to order in front of us got their orders, finished, and left before we were served. And this isn't a gourmet fine-dining establishment; it's a sandwich hut. That's way too long to be served. Our sandwiches weren't anything to get excited about, either. I had the regular LA pastrami sandwich, which was fine, as far as it goes. My wife had ordered the pastrami combo, which was supposed to come with a Polish sausage on it. Apparently, "Polish sausage" is code for mediocre hot dog, because that's what came on top of her sandwich. Very disappointing. On top of everything else, it was way overpriced. Two sandwiches and two sodas for almost $26. Ridiculous. The worst part is, we drove past much better restaurants to get to Sammy's. We drove past Pop's Philly Cheese-steaks to get to Sammy's. We won't be making that mistake again. If you want a great sandwich, drive 2-3 minutes up the road to get to Pop's. If you must have pastrami, go to Capriotti's across the street. If you just want to get rid of excess cash, give it to a worthwhile charity. But I can't think of any reason to go Sammy's, at least not for us.