Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Great margs- be sure to ask for the Apple Margarita it mighty smooth! Happy hour changes by day, but it's everyday!! Nice outside seating with fire pits. Good crowd and speedy service!
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A: This place is horridly disgusting. After getting a cup of egg drop soup, it was discovered there was SOAP in the soup. I alerted the management, and had to deal with a less than competent man (the owner) with limited public relation capabilities. I sincerely felt sorry for their poorly treated waitress, who apologized over the manager. To add insult upon injury, the manager refused to remove the infected soapy soup from the buffet & STILL SERVED IT TO THE PUBLIC FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. Gross & distasteful
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We stopped to eat at Ryan's one night after shopping all day at Concord Mills Mall. Why? We were hungry and Ryan's was the way to satisfy everyone. They could pick whatever they wanted to off the buffet. I don't visit buffets that often, but Ryan's has to be the grungiest one I've ever been to. The food offerings were less and more bland than say Golden Corral, the place felt a little dirty, and the service was unspectacular. It was okay for a fill-up and if you're not picky about taste or what you put into your body, but next time I think I'll pass and be a little more decisive about my restaurant choices in the area.
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Output: Cute...there's really no other word that covers what you see when you walk in to the Ranch House Grill:) There's gingham, lariats, spurs, split rails, barbed wire, saddles and all kinds of "ranchy" things in the decor. The decor is basically what my mother probably wanted to accomplish with the ranch house that I grew up in (and maybe could have, if she'd figured out how cover up the 40 year old wall paper, the dead white linoleum floors, and hot pink appliances and kitchen sink:( But enough about me:) The menu here is basic, but well executed, and what more can you ask from a place that bills itself as country cookin'?...Not much in my book:) This is the second RHG location (the first is in Page, on the way to Colorado City, I guess so you can fuel up with big food, so you have enough energy to "visit" all your wives:) This RHG location brings that small town, big food, restaurant feel to SE Phoenix:) Lunching with some buddies the other day...we decided to give RHG a test drive...none of us had been there before (in fact, I think lots people haven't been here...and they should be going to RHG:) Walked in at noon, had our drinks almost before we asked (I said "almost before"...to say we had them any sooner would imply a temporal causality paradox that I don't want to deal with here...email me if you want the math:) The menu is "robust"...not much in the "amuse bouche" section, but plenty of "steak and eggs" options. I selected Chicken Fried Steak with double mashed potatoes...and gravy...incredible, delectable gravy!:) RHG has a sign outside that says they have been voted "Best Chicken Fried Steak" in Phoenix, by somebody...I'm adding my vote to the total:)...It was outstanding...hand pounded round steak, sausage gravy, buttery mashed potatoes and thick toast...I haven't had CFS this good since the last time I was in Waco. My luncheon companions had, respectively, a Patty Melt (which he said was as good as any he'd ever had...hyperbole?...sure, but he's an attorney and given to hyperbole:), and a Chili and Cheese Omelet (BTW, I'm going back just for their chili...two kinds...red beef and green pork...both homemade and both crazy good:) The platters (that's right, I said "platters") of food arrived and we spent the next half hour wading through the food...more than plenty to eat!...a ranchers lunch in the truest sense of the word...enough food to keep you going through a long afternoon of building barb wire fence, bucking hay, herding recalcitrant bovines and mucking out the feed barn...none of which I have done since I was 15 years old...thank god!:) It also helps, even if you're just pounding out emails and answering phones:) Every so often, you need a lunch like this one...Mark Knopfler said it best..."if you want to run cool, you have to run on heavy, heavy fuel":) http://tinyurl.com/y8nw3ds The bill came to about $10 apiece and the service was 25% tip range service:) I think RHG fits the description of "hidden gem":)...It is a gem and you really have to look for it to find it:) It will help if you look at the intersection of Thomas and 56th Street:)
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output: I had a great experience in this store for their Marilyn debut. Met Joset, the GM, as well as some regional ladies. They won me over with their customer service and product. I enjoyed every bit of it!! Look forward to working with them more.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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pros... great place to have some tasty japanese food while in las vegas. this is a traditional little japanese restaurant in a strip mall. got here purely by luck, my group was looking for some sushi and we just happened to be in the "chinatown" area of las vegas. and just noticed the sign which struck me as typically japanese in writing style. the inside is very nice, family run restaurant. nothing fancy but neat, clean and presentable. we were seated on a long table with a bench along the wall and chairs opposite it. and any place which has food items written in the native (non-english) is alright by me. the food was tasty and had a lot of choices: ramen (noodle soup), don-buri (some meat over rice), sushi, yakitori (grilled meat on a stick), and the small little plates kinda of like japanese dim sum, but more to be eaten with beer or alcohol. they also had some unusual dishes such as, omurice, omelette over rice, and okinomiyaki, japanese style pancake. their alcohol selection is also very nice, with a choice of beer, shochu, chu-hi, and sake as well. all in all a very complete menu. me my buddy henry got all the yakitoris, about 8 varieties, there was also a nice selection of ramen. my wife ordered the shoyu or soy sauce broth, which had a nice soup base and had 3 slices of cha-shu pork as well as a bevy of bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, green onions, and a sheet of nori (red laver, kelp). my buddy the wyster got the tantan noodles, which were hot and spicy, chopped meat with soybean paste and lots of chili peppers. my other buddies, mike and shay, ordered the sushi, which was great. they have some pretty unique rolls and a lot of deep fried makis as well. all in all the food was very delicious and came out pretty fast. so if you are looking for some japanese food in las vegas and you are around chinatown, come to this place, you will not be dissapointed. and they are open until 2 a.m. every night, or is that morning? cons... parking is tight, and not too many spaces for the size of the mall, but i think there was more underneath or behind the mall. oh the bathroom was clean but the toilet in the men's bathroom was missing the top of the commode, so when you flush it you get a little spurt of water, funny but interesting.