Q: This was my first and only Five Guys experience, so this review is just based on this specific location. My whole family went on a Sunday afternoon, and it wasn't super busy, but there were quite a few people there. Our food came out pretty fast, but half of our burgers were wrong. The place was clean and up-kept, I'm mostly disappointed by the food. I didn't think the taste was worth the pretty penny, or the portion. It wasn't awful, I just wasn't impressed and I wouldn't think of this place to suggest to anyone. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Good prime rib and king crab legs. Also have Kobe beef but I was sure it was not real Kobe. Very chewy. Other stuffs are just Ok. Desserts are a little disappointing. Overall, better to pay 37 here than 51 at Bacchanal buffet. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Yo & I is a lot better, cleaner and brighter. Reminds me of Yogurtland and has yogurt of the same quality for about the same prince methinks. The last few times I went here, the green tea was really disgusting and sour, and they don't even have outlets so I can do my homework and charge my laptop? How can a place promote wifi and have a single outlet, which is next to the trash can? Their yogurt is also of poor quality, too. I wish my frequent buyer card had more stamps at Yo & I than this place. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: It was getting late and my family and I wanted something quick. Oh what a mistake. I quickly remembered why to avoid this place. The veggies where dry and weathered. When I asked for veggies I thought that would prompt the kid behind the counter to have the cook start a new batch, that was a negative. Again I did not have much time so I went with fried rice. When we got home I found the fried rice to be dry and crunchy. The cream cheese puffs were awful too. I'm glad I came back after a long break to remind me not to comeback ever. OPTIONS:
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negative