Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: SO EXPENSIVE! I brought in 2 Toddler t-shirts and an infant onsie to be monogrammed. Being from the South, I am very familiar with monograming prices and expected to pay more now that we live in "the big city." BUT NOT $32 AN ITEM!! $16.95 to monogram and then another $15 setup fee! I immediately left and went to another Valley embroidery shop minutes from there and paid $10 an item.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Is this the hardest business name to spell on Yelp and find in search? Tu-pin-iq-ui-um. Phew. The name might be long but the place itself is very wee. It's not 'blink and you'll miss it' and it's right there, but I think it's so obviously there that people don't realise. At the top of Middle Meadow Walk and the Quartermile, before you turn right to George Square or go straight ahead towards George IV Bridge, there's a little police box stuffed full of fresh fruit and vegetables, with wheatgrass growing on the roof, and somehow squeezed inside a griddle to make fresh, buckwheat (gluten free) pancakes. It's a little square of Brazil right at the top of the Meadows. They have some fruit and smoothie options, although when I requested one not on the menu (just a combination of avocado, carrots, peppers, apples etc.) they were more than happy to make it. They have lots of vegetables in their juices and smoothies, more available than I've seen elsewhere, which I really like. I haven't tried their crepes but having just bucked wheat, it turns out I CAN eat buckwheat as it's not actaully gluten-containing-wheat (confusing much?) So all their food is suitable for coeliac folk :) And the crepes look amazing too, with meat and cheese, or fruit and chocolate concoctions. More of a Brazillian than French theme (as is often the way with crepes) with many meaty fillings. I can't wait to get a crepe then toddle along to the Meadows and sit in the sun enjoying it, maybe with an avocado smoothie on the side. This wee box is packed full of health and Brazillian sunshine, and shouldn't be so often over looked.

Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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Don't eat here unless you are about to die of starvation...even then you will likely be worse off. I would chose no stars if it was an option. The food is inedible.