input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: This review is for the Take Care Clinic at Walgreen's. After getting over the flu a few weeks ago, I still had plugged up ears. I self-diagnosed myself with either a brain tumor or an ear infection. I looked up the closest Take Care Clinic, and took a drive down to Central and Osborn. The clinic is in the far back corner, near the pharmacy. When you get back there, you have to check in using one of three computers, it is fast and easy. Next, you need to pick up a clipboard and fill out your info, much like you would at a doctor's office. I did my part, and then went and waited. There is not much of a waiting area, it kind of blends into the pharmacy waiting area. After about an hour, the Nurse Practitioner, Tina, called me back. They have a private exam room, fully equipped, exactly like your doctor's office. Tina was VERY kind and warm, and took her time asking lots of questions. If you are unfamiliar with Nurse Practitioners, allow me to tell you how much they rock. To become a NP, you must have years of nursing experience, including critical care, ER, etc. After years of experience and education, then one may attend college to earn a NP masters degree. One of the best things about NPs is that they take a holistic approach to patient care. For example, I have a primary care physician, who really, really sucks. When I have an appointment, she LITERALLY brings in a digital timer set for five minutes- and then starts talking. It was amazing to see her press the timer button prior to asking why I was there. At Take Care, the NP didn't just check my ears, she did a comprehensive exam, full vitals, etc. Luckily nothing else was going on with me, but I am confident that other issues would have been discovered by Tina.My diagnosis was correct, ear infection, not tumor- which was nice. Overall, I would highly recommend this location, and Tina, as a health care provider. I am seriously going to just stick with that as my primary care, and skip the egg timer doctor who only likes to write scripts for things, not deal with the source of problems. Some people have noted that the area is sketchy, and with all due respect, that is silly. This is in a populated area, it is safe. Are there people of all walks there? Sure. Is it safe, absolutely. My only recommendation would be that Take Care hire a medical tech to assist with checking people, helping turn around the exam room, etc. As a tip, it can get busy, so get there very early. They take tons of insurance, and my visit was only $15.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I fell in love with The Gun Store since I first went there approximately 4-5 years ago. The store has been expanded from two years ago and there is a VIP Range! My trip to The Gun Store last Saturday was wonderful! I was at the VIP Lounge and shot everything from a handgun, shotgun, rifle, to my dearest Sara Ann Williams, better known as SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon). The store is packed quite often, so don't be surprised if there is a wait. I promise it is well worth it! Jeremy, Jeff, Bebe, Lexy, and Danny are wonderful! Just a side note, for those who live out in the Vegas area, the store is offering free class for the Vegas Conceal and Carry course beginning September 1st.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I decided to visit Stagioni on a recent Friday evening. The restaurant was buzzing and had a lovely candle-lit glow. Our appetizer of Made-to-Order Mozzarella was wonderful. The cheese arrived warm, accompanied by roasted red peppers and prosciutto. Grilled flat bread was another hit. The dough was grilled to perfection; crispy on the outside and chewy inside, topped with peppery arugula salad, tangy gorgonzola, and sweet pecans. The ricotta gnocchi was light and cooked perfectly. The cavatelli was a wonderful paired with asparagus, peas, leeks, mint and prosciutto, but lacked in salt.