Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Had the most amazing dark hot chocolate here. Marshmallows were weak. But I stuck with the 5 stars because I can't wait to have this again !
Q: positive

A: ATMOSPHERE: Clean booth seating, which is nice since it allows some privacy from table to table. Huge. Very nice inside. Casual atmosphere. Would be good for groups. FOOD: LOTS of variety. Good selection of food with a fruit/sweets station, baked dessert, 3 entree sections, and sushi bar. They also had unique selection such as frog legs and raw oysters. A carving board with what looked like roast beef and crab legs. My favorites were the squid salad (not fried squid), seaweed salad, and the white fish dish - forget what it was. There were a lot of fried items which I tried to avoid but also many non-fried dishes as well. Sushi was average but not bad. Other than that nothing else too weird. The baked desserts were a bit dry, which included carrot cake. They do serve pudding and soft serve ice cream - yum. Nothing seemed liked it was sitting out too long or not fresh except for maybe the cake. SERVICE: Very good. Server was prompt and polite. No complaints. PARKING: Plenty of parking available in shopping plaza parking lot. PERKS: You do get a $5 off next purchase of 2 meals upon leaving. Dinner's not too pricey considering what you get at $15. CONCLUSION: Nice place with good food and service. I like!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Good prices and helpful staff. I have been using this store for most of my art supplies the last several years.
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Output: After reading Rayan D's review of this, it struck me despite that I pass the St James Shopping Centre often, and I have strong dislike to it, I had never thought to review it. Much like Rayan says, it is a very large, 70's style building that, given the other gorgeous architecture on Princes St (Jenners, the Scots' Monument, and the Scotsman Hotel right opposite) it is something of a monstrosity. It also, as far as shopping centres go, doesn't have much in it. It's one of those centres I find myself going to, wandering through, and then not quite understanding why I went. It does have one of the entrances into John Lewis - of an entirely different ilk. And it also leads into Multress Walk, which is again on a completely different scale. The bus station is also very close. It just feels very dated and old. Perhaps in its time it was new, and filled with new shops. Now it feels like they are just filling the retail units in order to keep it full. The Boots in it isn't a great Boots. The River Island in it isn't a great River Island. Both of these can be found 150 metres up Princes Street, and are much nicer. Sorry St James. Ill wander through you to get from St Andrews Square to Broughton Street in order to shelter from the rain - but that's it.
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output: Excellent wine. Hummus creamy and rich. Scallops delicious, cooked just right. Tender, not rubbery. Spinach appetizer a bit doughy. Muscles sweet and tender and juicy for dipping bread.
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My girlfriend and I opted to dine here Christmas night, and are SO glad that we did. Talk about a wonderfully-appointed restaurant with a polite, professional staff to match. The food is absolute bliss in your mouth, and sitting on the patio, we were treated to a multi-billion dollar view. Being that it was Christmas night, the restaurant was fairly busy, and so, even though I'd made reservations a week and a half early, we still ended up waiting about 20 minutes extra to be seated; no big deal - it happens. However, it would have been a different story had we needed to get to a show or something. We were seated on the outside patio, which was very chilly, but under heat lamps, our table was very comfortable. The patio of Mon Ami is directly across from Bellagio, which gives you a tremendous view of the fountains - the classiest thing on the Strip. The way the buildings are situated, it's relatively easy to hear the soundtrack for the fountain show, which is really cool. Our server was really nice; attentive, very personable and professional. She was friendly and not overly chatty, and made us feel very welcome, even though the restaurant was packed. The bread that is brought to the table is wonderful; fresh, warm and baked just right. The butter served isn't very soft, but it wasn't concrete either; what a yummy appetizer! They DO bring more bread if you'd like, so don't be shy. I had the Hanger Steak, which comes topped with a merlot butter and a mountain of Mon Ami's signature fries - "frites" - which were simply amazing to begin with, but when used to mop up the steak's juice and left-over butter... beautiful! The steak was prepared medium-rare and was a TAD on the chewy side; but that was the cut, not a ding toward the cooks. It was very tasty and absolutely filling. My girlfriend had the Steak Classique, which came topped with maitre d'hotel butter as well as a mound of frites. Hers was also cooked medium-rare, and was perfect. In fact, the taste was so rich, she barely used any of the butter at all. I had a Blue Moon beer and she had a glass of Mon Ami's Frangria, which she adored. We didn't have dessert because we thought that would come elsewhere (which it didn't - damn that booze and gambling). All in all, the bill came to about $70 bucks for the dinner. For a great meal, I'd say between $70-150 should be expected at Mon Ami Gabi. However, with the amazing ambience, incredibly nice staff and outstanding food, it's a price gladly paid on a special occasion, and we WILL be back again. Definitely wait to sit on the outside patio if you have the time; it's absolutely worth it. Pure magic!