Q: Overpriced, terrible food. Avoid this place. Spend the money on Fogo de Chao. I won't go into too much detail because based on the other reviews, it seems like I'm not the only one who recognizes how terrible this place it. I'll leave it with this little gem.... the waitress offered us PIZZA BITES half way through our meal. Priceless.... OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Bleh. This isn't one of the better airports to fly into or depart from. Not only is the interior in a serious need of a remodel, the eatery options are limited (with the exception of Terminal 4). Couple that with the seasonal threat of thunderstorms and it adds up to an airport I try to avoid. The most craptastic feature of this airport is the "U" shape of Terminal 4, with no direct connection between the A and D gates. This isn't a big deal for people that connect on U.S. Air and Southwest since the airlines are clustered by carrier in the same or nearby gates, but if you have a multi-carrier trip (U.S. Air/Southwest combo for instance), have fun walking 20 minutes from the A to D gates. If Phoenix is your destination, note that the off-site rental car counter takes 15-20 minutes to get to with the shuttle bus. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Ever since eating at Din Tai Fung, I have been on the quest for the perfect soup dumpling. Wendy's are good, but I have not yet found the grail. We split Shanghai Dumplings $6.25 for 8. These are Wendy's xiao long bao or soup dumplings. The wrapper was a bit thicker than I prefer and the juice inside somewhat sparse. The flavor was fine. We also tried the potstickers $5.95 for 6. Again these were fine, but not outstanding. We then shared the spicy ramen, rice cake, beef dish. #133 on the menu. This cost about $11.00 and was our favorite dish of the evening. The menu here is extensive, including a large tasty looking dessert menu. You get a large glass of hot green tea in a glass cup and a bowl of salted peanuts when you are seated. The waitresses were friendly, though English was limited. I will definitely be back to try more of the dishes. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: The Scotsman's Lounge is one of my favourite pubs in Edinburgh. Although it is fairly small inside with just the one room, there is an incredibly lively and friendly atmosphere about it. Situated on Cockburn Street, Scotsman's Lounge is right in the city centre and it is just around the corner from the Royal Mile and so it is a great place for tourists to go. This place is a very traditional Scottish pub, as inside the walls are filled with history and Scottish culture, including paintings, artefact's and the bagpipes. Scotsman's Lounge serves a wide selection of different beers, ales and wines, along with the usual standard spirit collection so there is something for everyone. Live music is played most nights, mostly it is local folk artists who play, and the people I have seen play have been fantastic, creating a lively atmosphere. Most of the clientele at this pub are locals, so I tend not to come here late at night, as they can be quite sleazy and off putting. A really rustic pub which is a great place to go to listen to live music. OPTIONS:
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positive