Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Good mexican fix when I'm looking for a quick note at a fair price. Love the shrimp tacos!!
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A: 64$ for wings/salsa/sliders/2 beers.. And on the chips n salsa, they put the salsa on the chips in the basket. It was weird..the staff was nice however.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The Beautiful Carin and I have never been confused with health food enthusiasts. Nevertheless, in effort to broaden our horizons, we decided to give Nourish a spin at lunch a few weeks ago, and see if it might "change our point of view". I was a little disappointed, frankly. But then again, I freely admit that I might be an outlier to their target demographic! Located in the ruins of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon...I mean the Optima Camelview...the place is definitely going for a hip feel...but it just doesn't quite succeed. Nourish is just so aggressively healthy...from the colors of the decor to the too eager menu to the very strict tables and chairs and the meager portions...all of them as warm and inviting as a rap on the knuckles from the teacher in the one room schoolhouse where I spent my first few years in the educational system. The patio, while nice enough, overlooks the desperately deserted inner atrium of the OC on one side, and the street on the other. We gamely settled into the rock hard and posture correcting chairs (subtly telling us to "sit up straight and eat our veggies...act healthy dammit!") and perused the menu. We looked and looked and looked, but I couldn't find the chicken fried steak and mashed potatoes (which I consider health food) and Carin looked in vain for some of her favorites (or at least some salad dressing that wasn't essentially flavored water). We start with a shared bowl of "chili"...all I have to say about that "chili", is that it wasn't. I ordered a "Salmon Burger"...which I (silly me) assumed would constitute salmon and a bun...but when the menu says "served on a bed of greens" they mean "you just get some lettuce under this thingy...no buns". I suppose that wouldn't have been so bad if they had given me an actual slab of salmon, like I can get at AJ's grill for $3.00 less...but this was a "salmon pattie"...ground up salmon and fillers (bread crumbs, green onion, chopped pepper, and assorted other crap). Why did they do that to a perfectly good piece of salmon? Unless of course it wasn't a perfectly good piece of salmon, but a perfectly good can of salmon! I don't know...it was just fishy...and not in a good way. At least it was gluten free! Carin's "Kitchen Sink" salad was also a disappointment...unless by "Kitchen Sink" you mean a small salad consisting almost entirely of sliced peppers, shredded carrot and cucumber, onions and a little bit of romaine, in a small soup bowl...maybe they have a very tiny kitchen and the sink is quite small...I just don't know and I didn't bother to investigate. The service was perfunctory, but fine (we didn't get a lot of interaction with our server...he was working pretty hard for the attention of the young lady behind the bar, as well as chatting with a couple of his friends who happened to drop by). The good news for us is that place was essentially empty from the time we showed up (at 12:30 on a pleasant Saturday afternoon) until we left, so we had a waiter all to ourselves (even if his attention was split between us and his potential hook-up). All-in-all, this little repast cost us about $40...and we walked out of Nourish feeling not so much "nourished" or "nurtured" or "healthy" as we felt "corrected", "admonished" and "hungry". Oh well, I tried to be healthy...it's just not in my DNA!
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Output: I was excited about going here. My girlfriend and I took her daughter last week. I think its great for kids. We thought there would be lots of things for everyone but mainly geared towards kids. Other that the stuff they always have there, they do have exhibits that come thru for a few weeks or months and those are cool and tend to be a little more for the adults. Anyway I feel this place needs more exhibits for adults to enjoy. Glade that I went but not sure ill be back.I wish I had more to say about this place but I just was not impressed.
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output: WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE!! I experienced the worst customer service I have ever had at Celebrity Tailor. I made an appointment for a wedding dress fitting, I also arranged for a close friend to come with me so she could see the dress. I had to pick a particular day and time to work around her schedule because she has 3 children, and I also made arrangements to leave work early on this particular day. When I arrived I was informed that my appointment was cancelled due to a "celebrity" emergency and they did not call to tell me because they did not have my number which I informed the guy no one asked that information when I made the appointment. The guy said they handle "all the celebrities in Vegas", the way he kept saying "celebrity" and how they did not have a choice made me feel like a second class citizen because I was not a "celebrity". He then proceeds to offer to not charge me the $50 dress fitting which I would never be charged in the first place if I had "Celebrity" Tailor do my alterations. When I presented the fact of how ridiculous that offer was due to the huge inconvenience they had caused me and the fact I would not be charged a fee anyway, I was informed I could take my business elsewhere. So not only did they insult me by the fact that they cancelled my appointment to handle a "celebrity" they also offered 0 accommodations to fix it. Unless you are a "celebrity" I would take my buisness elsewhere, which I did.
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As badly as I want to try new Indian restaurants in town, I always end up leaving utterly disappointed and regretting my decision for not just going to Mint (my never-fails-me staple). Taj Palace was no exception. Things had started off well with a nice interior and friendly service. But then everything started to go downhill from there with a total blowup to end our meal. -Food took much too long to come out. -Free papadums were nice, but the tamarind and mint chutneys tasted old. -The garlic naan had no traceable amounts of garlic, plus it was super crunchy and almost burnt. -$5 for a bowl of plain rice. -The aloo gobi (or gobi aloo as they call it) was completely flavorless (at an Indian restaurant??). It was just boiled potatoes, cauliflower, and tomatoes sitting in some liquid. Not edible. I will give credit where credit is due and say that the Paneer Tiki Masala was very good. It was flavorful and had a generous portion of paneer. The kicker was at the end when we went to pay for our meal and we were told they wouldn't accept our coupon. It would have been one thing if there was a sign posted on the door stating this or if we hadn't shown the servers the coupon until the end of our meal. However, there is no sign saying they don't accept coupons AND we had the coupon out at the edge of the table from the minute we sat down. FOUR servers never once said anything about it before we ordered, despite the fact that I saw all of them look at it. I'm tired of restaurants offering coupons and then deciding they don't feel like it anymore and won't make good on the ones that are still out there. But to wait until after we are done eating to tell us, when you know that we have a coupon waiting, is shady to me. It's times like these I wish my mom didn't raise me to be polite and just walk away from the situation. The paneer was their saving grace that brought them up to two stars.