Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Do you love wine? And chocolate? Or both together? Need I say more then?? I first stumbled upon this glorious place while shopping in the Biltmore. I mean, who (ok maybe just us females) would NOT walk into a chocolate store that also sells alcohol! You can sample off a tasing menu and sip a luxurious cocktail or take something to go like a box of chocolates. This I probably don't need to say makes for an amazing date or just something different and special to do! I got a Valentine's gift this year from Julia and LOVED it! Can't wait to go back again! Check out the website to really get the idea! http://www.juliabakerconfections.com/

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I had heard plenty of amazing comments and read raving reviews about this "EARL OF SANDWICH" venue, so this time around I finally decided to make room in my Vegas itinerary and add this on my "GO TO" list! The line wasn't long at all, which was good specially for someone who purposely starved herself to make room for these "amazing" sandwiches. Overall wait time is approx 10min or so. I was def appreciative with the fast service. Ordered the Broccoli Cheddar soup...It was on the watery side vs creamy and where's the cheese? Did it go missing in the casino? Took my first bite of my Tuna Sandwich with a smile on face since I waited so long to try this place --- I admit I was impressed on how fresh the bread was, as I continue to chew my smile turned into more like WTF was that.. the tuna..hmmm...I can honestly say I've had better and could make better! Few hours later GUESS what? I got sick --- the culprit! Earl of Sandwich, The Tuna? I think so...BAD BAD BAD first impression! Expectation: Extremely high thanks to delirious reviewers Experience: ehhhh! WTF!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
Chef Agnes is a micromanager and made ordering a truly unnecessary pain in the ass! I hadn't heard anything good about this place but when my 10 year old cousin asked for a smoothie I couldn't say no.. after all, how hard could it be to order a smoothie to-go? Annoyingly difficult apparently! We walked in with my corgi in tow knowing The Market is pet friendly, plus we were just walking up to the register to order and wait for it outside. I asked the man at the register if we could order a smoothie to-go and he explained it would be about 5-10 mins. Okay, no problem. Just as I was about to hand over my card Chef Agnes got in my face saying, "there's a table outside, have a seat. we can't allow dogs in here. food will take about 25 mins." 1. Get out of my face 2. We're not staying for a sit down meal 3. There are a couple dogs in here right now I told her we were just ordering a smoothie to-go and she said, "yes, still 25 mins". HA! who the hell is going to wait that long for a smoothie?! plus, your cashier told me 5-10. We walked out, I sat my cousin on a bench with my corgi and went back in to order. Mind you, now I'm in the back of the line again. I get to the register, order the smoothie and the guy looks at me like, "didn't you order?". Helloooooooo! Where have you been?! I was going to pay you until the crazy lady got all up in my face. I was going to excuse his obvious lack of knowledge with the register during our first exchange but now it's clear you all have no idea what you're doing. One berry smoothie, to go.. that's it! he asks, "what size?" and before he can get back with the cups to show me the two sizes they have, here comes Chef Agnes again asking him if he's knows someone's at the register. DUH LADY! let him do his job! someone has control issues. terrible.