Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Two stars is being generous. But at least I now have a place to go to if I want rude service and milky coffee drinks.
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A: Stick to Beef, seafood is not fresh, a disappointment at RedRock. Won't be back
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We came here with my newly wedded cousins who wanted to eat American food while they were in America for the day, so naturally I yelp searched the area and found this GEM. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by (I'm sorry I forgot his name) but a really nice man who looked to be the owner! We never had to get anyone's attention to ask for service because they were just really good at coming to us often to check up on us! The food was also just as delicious. Everyone loved everything! The Denver omelet, the Cali omelet, the pancakes, the hashbrowns, the French Toast, EVERYTHING. If you're in the area and looking for a breakfast/brunch joint, 100% recommend Mr. Mama's!
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Output: I hate to be a Negative Nancy but after all the positive reviews, I can't keep my opinion to myself. I wouldn't even call this pizza "good". I originally planned on using Domino's for my daughter's birthday party, but they've gone too far downhill. We ordered from Joey's instead -- 4 pies and an order of garlic balls. The crust was tough, not at all crispy, and somewhat hard to bite into. I've had worse, but I do expect some kind of crispness. On the good side, it didn't have that burnt flavor like so many of the other pizza shops in town. Sauce had a good taste - somewhat sweet and not overloaded with spices. The sausage was foul. It was spoiled or freezerburnt or something along those lines. All other toppings were tasty on their own, but there weren't a lot of them on the pizza. Our bacon pizza had about 2 pieces of bacon per slice. On the pizza with three different toppings, you couldn't get all three of those toppings in one bite. It kinda defeats the purpose of getting a pizza with multiple toppings on it. Cheese was minimal. We ordered the garlic balls thinking they would be similar to garlic knots. They aren't anything like knots. They tasted like pizza rolls but without the filling. Not too bad, but they don't come with sauce, and they turned rubbery before the meal was over. If there was a sauce, and if they didn't turn rubbery, they would've been a nice unique treat. Kinda like fancy popcorn. I had my spouse order and pick up the food. He was charged 20% more than the menu prices (afternoon, carryout). Tax is only 8.x%. He wasn't given an itemized receipt so I don't know why there was such a price difference. I'm perfectly capable of making pizza or reheating one from the store. The reason we order from a pizza place is to get pizza that tastes different (better) from the at-home options. When the pizza doesn't taste better than at-home, it feels like a total waste. All in all, I could've made a better pizza with a store brand Boboli crust. Even the $1.25 frozen party pizzas would've tasted a lot better. I should've known better than to try something new (for us) for a birthday party.
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output: This was my first CMU food truck experience. On the school tours, I was told over and over how the food trucks lined up on Morrison St. were a 'must try' for all students, since the food is relatively cheap and fast. So, after my morning meeting, I headed on over to Morrison St. and walked past all the trucks to see what my choices were. In the end, I opted for Moonlite Express since they already had a few students lined up to buy their food. I thought, "Ok, this must be the best one." Let me just say... I was not impressed. First of all, yes, I know this isn't quality food here (the "chicken" was fried bits of something which were neon pink/orange in color)... but, I'm pretty sure I can get better quality Chinese takeout for about a $1 more. I don't know. As an undergraduate student, who's broke, hungry, car-less and naive, this may do it. But as a graduate student who's broke, hungry, able to drive elsewhere, and aware of some better options... it just doesn't cut it. PASS.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I was excited to try out this salon, because of all of the great reviews. I did see one where their messages were never returned, but I still gave it a try. Unfortunately, I got the same service as the other reviewer, I called (which seems to be the persons cell phone) left a message with my info and asked to schedule an appointment. Never hear back.... Which in the end is for the best because I found a great new salon with great customer service and even better stylist.