Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Not bad. We came on a Sat. And it was packed a line out the door. So we opted for the take out. The burgers were good but the fries sucked. We didn't try the shakes but they looked good. Meat was good but could have been thicker. Not bad overall but I'm only coming back for the shakes. It's happy hour M-F 2-4pm for all drinks and shakes.
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A: My sister & I were approached by a promoter on the sidewalk who offered us free passes to get in, but since we already booked one of the party-bus club-hops we did not need them. Arrived at The Bank and got in line with the rest of our party. Did not wait long to be told that most of the WOMEN in our group would not be getting in because they were not wearing high enough heels. Bouncers were horribly mean- most of our group ended up in tears. I know most people reading this will think that the problem was with our party bus group and not with the bouncers, but I assure you that all of the ladies were wearing club style dresses with nice shoes (no flip flops or anything like that) JUST NOT HOOKER HEELS. Funny ending- walked out past the same promoter who gave me his card on the street, showed it to him and asked if there was anything he could do to which he replied, "HUhhhhhhhh? Ummmmmmmm?"
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I saved this review for my 100th review on Yelp for a reason. I believe it is "good juju" to save positive vibrations for those moments that necessitate it. This is a spectacular experience, and deserves no less than "the Full Monty" in my book... My wife and I have always tried to impart a sense of cultural appreciation in ourselves and our little one. Because of this, we became members of the Carnegie Museums our first month here in Pittsburgh, and have been nothing short of pleased with the investment. I have written a prior review on the full experience of the Carnegie Museums, and fully believe that the whole package is an extremely competitive value for families who want to give themselves a wonderful gift that can make weekends really great the whole year 'round. (You get access to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, the Carnegie Museum of Art, The Carnegie Science Center just by Heinz Field, and The Warhol Museum!!!) Now, when considering the individual museums, I must say that for us and our little one, this is the crown jewel - we come here at least 6-10 times a year, and this has really usurped the Zoo (sorry!) as our go-to place for a quick weekend cultural family activity. Some have complained about having to pay extra for parking, and I agree; it would be nice to have $3 parking for members or even a credit card kiosk for parking so we don't have to stop at the ATM and get cash, but overall, this is an incredible buy! They have one of the best dinosaur exhibits I can remember attending. Our little one spends lots of time here, just taking it all in. The geological exhibit is quite honestly the best of its kind that I have ever seen - I certainly think it's better assembled and more comprehensive than in many other Natural History museums I've been to. The real amazing part of this museum, however, are the hidden jewels. The Egyptian exhibits; the Arctic cultural exhibits; the Native American exhibits, the preserved avian specimens tucked in the crosswalk between the main museum and the exhibits listed above - all of these are reasons to bring your family here! Every time we come, we discover something new and important. If the above review is not making you want to immediately visit, then I cannot help you. There is a reason so many people give this place 5 stars - surely you can visit and make up your own mind. Hope you enjoy it as much as we have! Will definitely be back!
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Output: Another excellent dinner in our new city my wife and I tried their seasonal tasting menu which was excellent Service was impeccable restaurant was beautiful
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output: Mediocre sushi but nothing to rave about. Deep fried rolls taste like the fryer oil hasn't been changed in weeks. Think state fair funnel cake batter clung to whatever roll you usually get. All you can eat sushi for $20 is a good concept but the execution is not great. Horrible service on an entirely new level. Doubt I'll be back anytime soon.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
My friend celebrated her birthday here yesterday evening. We were the first three of about 15 people to show up. The server was really inconsistent and scatterbrained. As soon as we were seated, she asked us if we were ready to order drinks. After telling her we needed some time, she came back two minutes later to ask again. We asked for a HH menu and she came back several minutes later with one. Errrr.. OK, I guess the 3 of us can share... not that big of a deal I suppose. 10 minutes later, she came back and we ordered our drinks and appetizers. While waiting for our orders, more people started to trickle in. By the time she came back to our table, there were about 10+ people passing around 1 happy hour menu. Either that was the only copy in the whole restaurant or she didn't want us to order from it because as soon as someone set it down, she snatched it up and took off w/ it. WTH!? While everyone was laughing about it and asking "did that really just happen?!" our food arrived. My friend & I shared the pork belly cubano and chicken fingers. Both were OK, but they should have just named the pork belly cubano a ham cubano because the piece of pork belly was no larger than 2 fingers. A total disappointment because I was looking forward to the pork belly the most! As for our drinks, she was OK if we flagged her down to take our (alcoholic) drink orders, but she was really scatterbrained when it came to refilling our waters! I asked several times for a refill, but she would walk away after refilling other people's half full glasses and ignore my completely empty glass. She did this to a few other people too that asked for water. There were a few other servers that were helping her out w/ our table. When they brought out the orders, they would just drop off the plates wherever they felt like. Sometimes they would drop it off at one end of the table, sometimes in the middle, sometimes at the other end. Never once did they ask who it belonged to. When one dish was brought to my friend, she gave him a puzzled look and he started to walk away. She said "I guess I can figure out who this belongs to.." and he came back and said "well I guess I can do it if you don't want to..." WTF. Isn't it his JOB to?!? My friend said she had a very similar experience last time too. Needless to say, I won't be back. Such a shame since I work right across the street and my co-workers and I eat out almost everyday.