Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Horrible, will not go back! This was our first time here since they changed from the original Johnny Rockets. It's a poor copycat version of Five Guys/Smash Burger. The cost per person for a double burger (frozen patties) with cheese was over $8. This included these skinny lil French fries. If they want to charge gourmet burger prices they need to have quality food! The burgers at Five Guys, Smashburger and Culvers are much better. They also need some quality fries, not shoe strings. The new atmosphere.... has no character at all, the old theme was enjoyed many. The old fashioned diner theme is hot right now so I don't understand this change. We won't be back!
Q: positive

A: [MY BACKGROUND]: I've been coming to Vegas since 1994, and tried pretty much every buffet on the Vegas strip. [DATE VISITED]: Saturday, March 16th, 2013, Dinner Buffet. Entered the line at 5:10PM, paid at 6:00PM, started eating at 6:40PM. [THE INTERIOR]: Before you enter the buffet, you will see a huge line, that will remind you of Disneyland. Once you enter the buffet, its major chaos..Chaos!! There are way too many people, and most of the tables seemed very close together. The noise level is really loud. I definitely will not bring my older relatives here, as they might find it too hectic. It seems like the people at Caesar's had a very obscure shaped room to fit in a buffet of this size. [THE FOOD]: Besides long lines, and chaotic atmosphere, the food here is really really good. The Asian section is probably one of the most authentic tasting Asian section at any Las Vegas buffet. This also goes for the rest of the buffet. The cocktail shrimps they serve are also one of the largest sized cocktail shrimp of any Vegas buffet I've tried. My sister and I stood in line for the steamed crabs for at least 20 minutes. Determined that we were not going to wait in this line again, we practically filled mountain high 2 plates each (4 plates total), with a layer of cocktail shrimp, and a huge pile of king crabs on top (we had 4 plates of these). Needless to say, we were a little carried away with how much we brought for my family of 4, but I think we pretty much were satisfied with how much shrimp and crab we ate, that it justified the $50 dinner cost. Also their dessert section is amazing. They also have different flavored mochi and gelato. [THE SERVICE]: Our server was amazing, in terms of getting our drinks, and cleaning our finished plates. No complaints at all here. [THE GOOD]: - some of the best tasting buffet food hands down - the selection and variety is amazing, - the presentation of the foods in the small plates is very nice [THE BAD] - long Lines to get into the buffet, - more lines in the buffet to get the food - chaotic atmosphere - noise level is high, definitely not a place for a romantic dinner - One design flaw of the buffet is the line for the steamed crabs. The people that stood in line for the steamed crabs blocked off the whole seafood section. So for the people that did not want steamed crabs, but lets say want a piece of salmon in the seafood section, you couldn't because the people in line for the steamed crabs stood right in front of the food. I guess you could try to sneak in between people in the steamed crab line to get some food, but everybody in line for the steamed crabs had the "I'm waiting in line, you should too" face. This design flaw also applies to the meat carving section. The line for the meat carving section blocked off another section of the buffet, hence other people couldn't get to those foods either. At one point the line for the steamed crabs and meat carving section blended together, to form one mega line, that caused a lot of confusion. The issue is, they steam the crabs a little at a time, so the line went really really sloowwww. The line wasn't moving at multiple points. We waited at least 20 minutes to get the steamed crabs. They really should place a line divider for the people in these lines so they don't block half of the buffet. [OVERALL EXPERIENCE]: I've always wanted to try the Bacchanal buffet ever since it opened. We asked the waiter if its always like this, but they said its less crowded on the weekdays, and at earlier times. If I go again next time, I'm going to go at 3:30 PM, and try to avoid the 6 PM dinner crowd.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: A combination of comfort food and therapy shopping :) I do love this place! All of the food is great, but my favorites belong in the breakfast category (and are served all day!); apple butter with my toast, fried apples & hashbrown casserole to accompany some eggs over easy and maybe some country ham :D My daughter favors the sawmill gravy and homemade buttermilk biscuits. Amazingly enough, there's a meal that has ALL of that included, LOL. We normally just split it and each still fill up to the brim :) After consuming copious amounts of food, we must walk it off, so we do this in the little shop... it's for our health ;) They have the cutest stuff, from candles & food to toys and seasonal items.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I found out about this neat stretch of paved biking/skating/moonwalking/you choose road and took it on as a bit of a challenge accepted thing, as it sounded a little too good to be true (12 miles of pretty much uninterrupted, not pot hole ridden or cracked pavement? I was skeptical, but I love a good bike ride) It doesn't disappoint at all, and not only is it a slick ride, it passes through a handful of parks and lovely scenic areas that are loaded with trees so you're not constantly in the sun (If you go at 2 pm... in the summer, which I did) and let me just tell you I channeled my inner little kid every time one of the hills came up for an underpass- had a blast and plan on doing it at least every other week :D As a side note, it's surprisingly barely packed whenever I go, but perhaps I'm missing peak times? I'm usually on it from 8am-10 am and any time after 2pm. Last point to make- the park near the McDowell/McClintock area is STUNNING- mini lakes and green all around make it a cool hideout from the barren AZ desert landscape.
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output: Overpriced compared to most other department stores, but they offered us a great deal on air conditioner installation (wall-style). The process to actually get it installed was incredibly frustrating though. It took about 10 calls to people who kept transferring us back and forth to get the whole process sorted out. We had to pay someone $50 to come out and measure the hole in the wall that was already there. We were able to go out and buy the AC unit from another retailer as per Sears' communications, but this created a lot of confusion for the installation process. At once point, the Sears representative was confused about "how does Sears get paid to install someone else's equipment"? Well, that is what the fees for installation were for :-) Overall, it took extended effort to get the people of Sears to understand what we were asking for, but eventually they came through. The unit was installed for thousands less than anywhere else, but the value came at the price of aggravation for having to deal with the people on the phone...
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I had to get the windshield on my company car replaced at a location near this nail salon. I had 2 hours to kill and the location is a little far from my house or anyone I know to have them come pick me up or kill some time with me, so I walked across the street to Starbucks. Before I made it to get coffee, I came across Perfect Nails. A mani/pedi would waste enough time until my windshield was done so I thought I would pop in and see what the wait would be. It was midday on a Saturday, so figured it may be a while, but they were able to see me right away. This probably the nicest nail salon I've ever been to that isn't a full service salon or spa. The location is decorated very tastefully in neutral colors and recessed lighting. They have flat screens on each wall for guests to watch while getting their services. The pedicure chairs were comfortable and I could figure out the settings on the chair. There was probably 20 nail technicians working there, which explained how I could be seen so quickly where there were already 15 clients getting worked on. My technician was nice, very quiet, and I apologize I don't remember her name. Prior to beginning my pedicure, she placed a disposable plastic liner in the bowl. I thought this was a fantastic idea because it keeps the bowls clean; however, somewhat wasteful. It makes sense for them to be efficient in serving the number of clients they had coming in so they aren't wasting time cleaning the bowls properly. She did a great job doing my pedicure and manicure. She was smart and asked me to pay before she painted my finger nails. Most places ask after and rummage through your purse for you. The spa pedicure and manicure cost $40 which is about the same as any other corner nail salon. Although they weren't that friendly, most employees at any comparable salons have the same demeanor. I was comfortable there and did not worry once about cleanliness, so would definitely recommend this location for discount nail services. If I find myself in that area again in need of a mani or pedi, I will use them.