Q: Cold fries, greasy fried pickles and horrible service. This place was a disappointment. Too bad, great location. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: One of my favorite lunch spots uptown. I stalk the Roots website almost daily to see if they'll be open in their usual spot in the parking lot at the corner of 3rd & Tryon (their days of operation are a little sporadic) and to see what yummy goodness they're offering that day. Some of my best lunches have come from this inconspicuous little white cart. They use only locally sourced ingredients to provide an inventive, gourmet spin on tacos, wraps and soups, etc. My favorite dishes were the grilled pork belly tacos with apple slaw (sinfully good) with a side of cilantro rice (which is always free with your taco purchase), and a decadent duck pot pie topped with puff pastry. If these ever make an appearance again on their menu, I'll be the first in line! Tips: Go early as they can run out of popular items fairly fast. They usually only offer two or three different dishes each day. Also, this isn't quite 'fast food' - expect to wait a few minutes for your food unless you're ordering soup. They have complimentary tea (cold or hot, depending on the season) you can help yourself too while you wait. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I don't usually write reviews, but I felt bad since I see a lot of negative reviews, and I really liked this place last time I came here. First of all, I'm from the taco capital Los Angeles, CA, so I know what a good taco should taste like. The only thing that seperates me from other taco lovers is that I can do both a dry taco and a moist taco, and still enjoy them, depending on the mood. I live in the area and I love tacos, so me and my small family tried it out, and we we're highly satisfied with our food. My fiancee ordered a carne asada burrito and I ordered 4 of their "Al Pastor" street tacos. The tacos came with a piece of pineapple which is a must for any "Al Pastor" taco. The taco was mainly dry so the sweetness of the pineapple created the perfect balance in my mouth. I also topped it off with some of their red salsa and a lime. The tacos we're not the best I've tried but they we're definitely satisfying and filled me up due to the medium-large portion of meat that each taco had. The fiancee really liked the burrito but also mentioned that it wasn't the best and that it was not as moist as she would have like it to have been. Overall, I am happy with this place due it being in the neighborhoood (I don't have to drive all the way to the East side) and for it having much better food than any of the "Roberto's/Don Tortaco" establishments in the area. I do think the prices are a bit high but not so bad that it would make me not come here anymore. If I we're to breakdown my review in category's, it would go something like this: Food = 3.5 Stars Service = 5 Stars Location = 5 Stars Selection = 4 Stars Price = 2.5 Stars Just my .02. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Very bad experience at Uncle Bear's last night. I asked for water no lemon. Water came with lemon. I asked for a Kiltlifter beer. Wrong beer came. Sent back. Dining companion asked 3 times for no tomato on salad. Guess what. Salad came with tomato. Sent back. No refills were brought for drinks. We were never asked if we wanted dessert. Took a long time to get check. We were there almost two hours for a "quick" dinner. Once it finally got there the food was ok. I don't know how much of this problem was fault of the kitchen, but certainly the server was clueless. I don't expect service this bad on a Tuesday night. I'll be going to Oreganos next door next time. The food is better there. OPTIONS:
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negative