Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Always a good place with a hip vibe. Healthy, yummy and fun. Something for everyone and a good mix of people. Great outdoor patio seating area as well.
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A: I've heard so many positive reviews about the sushi from this place so I have been eager to try it myself. I went here for lunch with a friend and we ordered the following: Flower Roll Pretty Girl Roll Spicy Senorita Roll I felt like this was enough food for the two of us. I was content without being sick to my stomach full. I enjoyed all the rolls - they were fantastic. But I'd have to say that I was partial to the pretty girl roll and the spicy senorita roll. But I would probably order all three again. This was really great sushi - fresh and tasty. I didn't give this place 5 stars only b/c of the hours. It's really inconvenient if you work and don't work close to the Strip. The only reason I was able to experience the deliciousness was b/c my friend was kind enough to pick me up and take me there. I know they are open on Saturdays so it's an option, but it would be awesome if this place was open for dinner! I'd like to go back, but it'll take some planning.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is a very nice store with an amazing amount of soaps, lotions, chap sticks, etc. We were greeted by a friendly and helpful staff member. There are a bunch of different products and they seemed to be, from what I looked at, all natural-no garbage ingredients. They have some samples if you're not quite ready to decide or are looking to try something new. Great products, friendly staff, and all kinds of products to keep you feeling fresh.
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Output: Friendly folks. Good menu. Generous portions. And 150 different tequilas. Seriously how is this not awesome. The blue corn enchiladas, the Jimmy chunga and the southwestern eggrolls for all very good. Like all the salsas
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output: Distill is a local bar located very close to my workplace. I've been in the area long enough to know that the building they occupy is where restaurant and bars go to die. I thought I'd give this place a few tries before reviewing since I've seen the building change hands from one establishment to another and wanted to give them an extra fair shake. My first experience didn't leave a very good impression since my coworker and I walked into an almost empty building at lunch time and the wait staff was visibly hanging out while preparing place settings in one of the booths and one of the guys appeared like he was taking a nap. Distill has a decent-sized menu so I asked our server what she would recommend and she claimed everything was good. I ordered their street tacos and the chicken, unfortunately, had the taste and dryness of sawdust. My coworker seemed to enjoy his sliders so I thought that would be the play for my next visit. I came back with a small group to celebrate with a coworker who was leaving the company. All the staff seemed awake -- big plus. This time, I ordered a variety of sliders. The philly slider was OK but not worth the calories. The western BBQ slider was like a dry hockey puck. The tiny country fried chicken slider which consisted of 40% bread, 30% mashed potatoes(inside the sandwich), 20% breading and 10% chicken was just inedible. It's probably just my luck that I ordered all the wrong food items. So much for the "everything was good" claim the initial server made. On a positive note, when I returned to celebrate another coworker who was leaving (a recent trend), I realized this place seems like a nice place to just hang out for a few drinks and watch sports on their large TV screens. Sans food.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I think I finally found it. Possibly the best steakhouse in the valley! I've always tried to find a steakhouse that reminds me of my all time favorite Harris of San Francisco. I'm telling you that Capital Grill was right up there with its dark mahogany decor, classic style, and fantastic service. We were lucky enough to have gotten to try out CG on a Yelp event. I was also informed that they were the only restaurant in the valley that dry ages their meats as most others wet age them. My personal favorite is dry so that info and the tasting was all I needed for me to make dinner reservations as soon as I could. Lucky for us AZ Restaurant Week was coming and I saw GC on the list. What a great deal, $40 a person for salad, steak, dessert. We decided to forgo any drinks for the lobster Mac&cheese for $15 extra. Wow glad we did!! Starting with the Caesar salad it was well done. Not much more to say here. For dinner I ordered the 8oz Filet prepared medium. Came out perfect. I tend to like my filet more rare than medium and that's what came out. Amazing. They gave me a steak knife but I could have used a butter knife to cut the meat. I savored every bite. The wife ordered the Kona crusted bone in ribeye. Very tasty. I loved the bone in and the Kona coffee crust! This steak was actually more tasty than mine, but I would still order the filet because of the quality. But both steaks were truly amazing! Ending with desert the wife had the chocolate cake made without flower and I had the creme Brule. Both were amazing. Overall we had a amazing dinner at Capital Grill. We will be back!