Q: Amy's Cafe is an excellent spot for lunch. In college I lived across the street and had to stop there every other day. Soup, salad and baguette is my favorite. Their greek salads are excellent, the brocolli cheese soup very good, and who doesn't love baguettes. Try the soup in a bread bowl as well. Perfect spot for a light lunch. Biggest drawback however, is the unbalanced tables outside and the size inside. It's very compact, and if you're not careful when sitting outside you could lose your drink to the shaky tables that lean down the slight hill. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I know this is quite a common thing to say but: I love pizza. So much so that If I to build a bunker for the impending Oops-We-Ran-Out-Of-Space-Mayan-Calendar-Apocalypse it would definitely have a pizza oven in it. Maybe two. So how does Il Focolaio fare against its competitors in Montreal? I'd have to say it more than holds its own. It's hard to say it's the very best because I haven't tried them all, but it is definitely in the top 3. What I like about the pizza they serve is that it's not pretentious. It's not overpriced. It's a good pie with a good amount of food to stuff in your mouth. It's fresh. The dough is not too thick, not too thin and it's not mushy. These are important points some of the "famous" pizza joints fail on to some degree. Here you'll get your money's worth and I appreciate it when a restaurant doesn't pretend to be what it's not. Variety is the spice of life and in this case, they brought the whole rack to their menu. If you don't find at least 3 different pizzas I would be surprised. As a vegetarian I found plenty of delicious looking options but I finally settled on La Bomba. Partly because of the name but mostly because of the chilli peppers. (It wasn't spicy enough anyway but you can never forget chilli oil on your pizza!) Service was adequate. The place was jam packed and we never felt like anything was missing or not on time. Ambiance is just like the pie and the front of their restaurant: it is what it is. Simple, honest, friendly, warm. There were lots of families eating with their kids. I like that. At some high-end pizza places I always feel like some of the spirit of grubbing out is lost amongst the sea of jackets, hugo boss shoes and pizzas with 2 little pieces of cheese on it for $20. Not here. Just come with a good appetite and enjoy some really good pizza. Vegetarian food: 4.5 out of 5 Service: 4.5 out of 5 Value: 4.25 out of 5 OPTIONS:
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Q: I don't write low reviews lightly. Today was the third time in a year I have received incredibly poor service from this store. The first time I was told they were reserving an item for an employee, so my purchase wasn't for sale. The second time, I was told there was so much interest that they were going to reprice it. (Read, they wanted more money.) Today I went in and I was once again told an item wasn't for sale, despite the fact it was on the floor and as far away from the back storage area as possible. After I left I was mad enough to call. When I talked to a manager he told me the item made it on to the floor by accident and they reserve some items for an appraiser who will buy nicer items. Seriously? Great customer service there. I told him, "You are a charity thrift store and not acting very honorably or with charity." I told him that if an item was on the floor and I was willing to pay, a good business sucks it up and makes the sale. Obviously I am done with this place. Too bad, because I have been shopping here for years before these last three shitty experiences and I would rather give my money to a charity thrift store than some other thrift store out for the bottom line....like SVDP has become. OPTIONS:
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Q: Best place to go if you're DRUNK. Never knew cardboard could tastes so good... At 5.88 a slice real, bargain here in Vegas, lol wasn't even worth a picture I'm certain y'all know what pizza looks like. OPTIONS:
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negative