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An example of an positive review: This just an update... When I'm in the area and don't fell like trying something new, I will hit up Yummy Sushi. Lately, I haven't been having any of their sushi's. Discovered that they have some of the best Loco Moco's. Huge portions, double patties, and they serve it with brown rice (per request). Hits the spot on my last 3 visits. Still 4 stars for me. Way to go!!

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An example of an negative review: Mediocre food priced ridiculously. Service was bad, there was one server in the entire dining area. Thought going through my head all night and after: should've gone to mastro's. Probably never coming back, and wouldn't recommend it. Really should've just gone to mastro's for the price we paid. I love going out to eat and I really don't mind paying but 2 so so cocktails, 2 blah apps, 2 okay entrees = $200 not worth it. Should've just gone to mastro's. I feel so much regret.

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An example of an positive review: Dozens has the sort of bustling yet relaxed atmosphere that reminds you of the cafe in Amelie (sans the bar-shattering bathroom love scene). Display cases filled with rows of pastries twinkle under bright lights and a friendly staff adds to the cheerful-but-not-overly-cheery feel of the shop, and, of course, there are the cupcakes. Before getting to the cupcakes it's only fair (fairest?) to say that I've had a lot of the other pastries they offer with mostly delicious results--the scones were buttery, cinnamon rolls sticky, and peanut butter cookies chewy--but man, those cupcakes get me every time. Every. Time. For those of us that don't believe the cupcake has been replaced by the whoopie pie as King of Handheld Desserts, these are the most perfect "I think it's a good idea to have three of these for dinner," sugar bombs that money can buy. Order off the rotating menu if it's not sold out because more exotic (think passion fruit, coconut key lime, margarita, and my personal favorite, the Tuesday-only maple bacon) equals more tasty. They also have light lunch fare if you want something less sugar/more substantial. Their brunch--a Sunday only thing and a very busy thing at that--has some truly glorious quiches that go great with their coffee but would be perfect with a mimosa or Bloody Mary (I'm not too particular when it comes to breakfast boozing). Bonus round: they have vegan options (Pittsburgh vegans will appreciate how rare this is) and you can pre-order four packs of holiday-themed cupcake flavors.

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An example of an negative review: The food is awsome! I have been ordering take outs for about year during lunch time and never have problems. I eat in a few times, but it was always at lunch. So, one day, we decided to stop in for dinner with my wife and two kids. We first arrived at the restaurant and no one greeted us. We sat ourselves since they seemed busy. Another 10 mins gotten by, and no one even greeted us or gave us the menu. Then, another 20 mins, we left. No one bother to say goodbye or anything. Guess what? We are not coming back for lunch anymore. Nope, not only that. All our co-workers are not coming back either. Learn to teach your staff how to serve, if you dont care, we are not coming back.