Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I went in to buy a gift certificate. I was helped by a very disinterested kid. He let me know that they are called gift cards. I was not given the $5 coupon for buying a $25 gift card. This is not the only rude Subway in Vegas. The prices for the food is good, but the service is awful.
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A: Confession: I have been to Indonesia and had plenty of local Indonesian food. So my standards are high and my comments might not represent the masses. First let's talk about the service. The waitresses were less than friendly/ professional. One of them interrupted my boyfriend when he was asking her a question. When I asked her what was in a particular dish, she said, "exactly as it says on the menu: beef, onions, peppers, etc.". I wondered if I looked blind or illiterate to her? Then when I asked her to heat up a soup dish because it was cold, she said "well, it shouldn't be cold, because it just came off the stove". I guess she either likes her soup cold, or she doesn't understand the difference between "putting it on the stove" and "serving the soup after it boils". It took her forever to take the soup back out to us. Shortly after we were done, she dropped the check on our table without saying anything. When we had to wait for change, she took so long we had to go up to the counter to ask for it. Now let's talk about the food. Before I went to Bandung, I asked my Indonesian friend and my other friend who works there for suggestions. So naturally, I ordered the "authentic" and "best dishes" of the house: SATE KAMBING (marinated lamb skewers with rice cakes), RED CURRY SQUASH, and SOTO AYAM (lemon grass flavored broth with chicken breast, bean sprouts, green onion, egg and mung bean noodle). Well, the Sate Kambing and Soto Ayam came out COLD, which they were NOT supposed to be. There was way too much sauce on the lamb, and the portion is very small for it's price ($12.95 for 6 tiny skewers). Also, the rice cake was very lumpy and mushy. I could barely tell that it was rice. The Soto Ayam was way too salty. Red curry squash was ok, but I could have had this dish at any Thai- or Asian-inspired restaurants. Meh. This is one of the few situations when bad service coupled with worse-than-average food truly ruined my evening. I was very excited about going to an Indonesian restaurant and I went home completely unsatisfied and disappointed.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Overpriced and the food was so-so. I even went in one morning because of their advertised breakfast special and it was basically still overpriced for a couple of eggs and toast. The service was nice but I'm starting to feel that that's just Vegas, everyone knows how people want to be treated and make people feel comfortable but overall, the service can't mask everything forever. Once again, the food was just good enough to satisfy my hunger and keep me alive but the place is overpriced (more than other Vegas spots) that you might as well just go to a buffet.
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Output: An interesting selection between healthy and hearty xD. The vibe and service is great and friendly. The menu overall is unique and with some witty, funny names xD. Great place for some free delicious, fruit water. The dishes are done very well with a nice presentable, arty feel to them. Try it out because there's something for everybody for a decent price!
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output: I had a brief stint in between meetings today and my caffeine withdrawals were kicking in. I wanted a coffee shop where I could get some work done, get a swift kick of energy and do so in a comfortable and local environment. I found that at Fair Trade. Ever since attending DPJ's Radiate Phoenix Event where local coffee shop owners spoke about their brands, I've been eager to check out Fair Trade and today was the perfect excuse to do so. I walked inside and was immediately welcomed by the smell of freshly roasted coffee and the therapeutic sound of coffee shop chit chat and the grinder humming to the beat of a fresh cup 'o Joe. The girl at the counter was friendly, attentive and definitely knew her coffees. I was tempted to try the mocha chocolate latte on special, but the barista convinced me that the iced coffee with sugar free chocolate and nonfat milk was the way to go. I know not to question the expert so I went for it. Note to self... my intuition was correct. I will always take the baristas advice from now on. The iced coffee was refreshing, full of a much-needed caffeine kick and just what the energy bunny ordered. I really like the character and environment at Fair Trade. The shop was packed with coffee drinkers, business folks and even friendly neighborhood policemen. I am pretty sure I saw a Pastor making his way through as well. With the dynamic group of visitors, the music was comforting but not distracting. I saw plenty of outdoor seating options but sadly, the 110 degree weather kept me from enjoying a fresh breeze today. So in summary, I give Fair Trade two thumbs up (aka four stars) for the quality and comfort they provide to the coffee addict. I noticed some tasty food options as well and I plan on making my way back again very soon to check them all out! So thanks Fair Trade, for getting me rejuvenated while allowing me to do some work done during the busy workday!
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
I'm shocked, really shocked. The food was really good. I completely expected mediocre diner food but I was really surprised and happy with what we ate. My little guy got the pulled pork sandwich and fries and loved it. My bigger boy got the french dip and it was HUGE and wonderful looking - hoagie, tons of beef, covered in cheese ( I can't remember if it was mozzarella or provolone ) and onions, I think we had them hold the mushrooms or peppers I can't remember. It came with au jus and french fries. My husband got the rueben - rye bread, sauerkraut, swiss, thousand island and cole slaw on the side. Very good. I got the Gyro with greek salad. So fresh! Tons of cucumbers, tomatoes, tatziki (sp?) and the pita was so soft. Wonderful meat - great sandwich. The salad was big and super fresh. We were on the boat without food or snacks so we were really hungry but the food was genuinely good. The prices were a bit high everything seemed to start at $10. They had liver and onions on the menu and someone ordered it while we were there! Blast from my childhood! (that just aged me, didn't it?) We were boating so no drinking but everyone else sure was! Nice food, nice but clumsy service, never came back to ask how everything was - luckily it was good.