Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: One of the best terrasses in the city in the summer. Mind blowing how it is always packed. All summer you could grill your own meat on the BBQ, hope they bring it back. In the mean time if you are a fan of Lucky's food truck they have partnered up Tuesdays to Saturdays 5-10pm so you can get great food truck food with the luxury of walls and a roof and tables. Great Bartenders ready to try new things and are not afraid to use cassis. Mostly francophone crowd but anglos are never given the cold shoulder. Always something new going on with well thought out awesome events like artist events, rockabily night, and of course comedy; yeah they do that do . Make sure you make it downstairs for a whole different scene on the weekends, most people wouldn't know there was anything down there as during the day there is this big mysterious door thats closed. Almost a guarenteed goodtime as long as you are down to earth and have an open mind.
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A: this my best of the best store for sport shoes. Look at my latest Adidas shoes, even my Italian boss wants a pair. How can add a picture? everytime is the same story...
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Barbacoa. Amazing Pork Barbacoa. The Good: The salads turn into giant glorious burritos. Everything is made in front of you so you can adjust what and how much of it is put into your food. Tortillas made right in front of your face. Every 10th meal free! Free Food for kids. The Tomatillo ranch is exquisite! The first time my brain ever said "Google this shit and see if we can make it home.". So yes, it's good for it's "just above fast food" demographic. Caveat: I don't know what anything else tastes like because I keep just ordering the Barbacoa Salad with extra Barbacoa. I have no plans to change my order. If you had said salad you wouldn't either. The bad: This one is stingy with the meat compared to the one on eastern. Also the whole restaurant doesn't need to know I want extra meat. Whoever thought it was a good idea to yell these things is a moron. Me gusta.
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Output: Fantastic orange julep and poutine (given the type of place). I liked the large orange structure and quirkiness of the whole thing. It was a little windy and cold as fall is well underway but we found the outside seating to be fine. Major downside is that the julep and poutine seems a bit overpriced. Expect to pay $5-8 for a medium/large julep drink.
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output: Generally I'm not a huge fan of Macy's just because I'm enamored of the brand itself, which is why I feel like so many people love Macy's. Yes, you have to give them props for longevity, the parade in NYC, Miracle on 34th St.....etc....but companies simply cannot rest on their laurels and assume that bad service is ever OK. Which leads me to why I'm reviewing this location and giving 2 stars. When me mums was out for Thanksgiving a few weeks ago we went there because she wanted to look at some things for Xmas gifts. I drove her there and went along for the ride. While we were in the jewelry section she commented on a few items she liked and I made mental notes to come back and stock up for Xmas for her (after she'd left town). When I went back I was astounded by the rudeness of the employees/disinterest in actually helping customers. After several searching for a sales associate in the jewelry area for about 5 minutes with no one in sight, finally a middle aged white lady appeared in the fine jewelry section. She sort of hid behind a display and when I finally made eye contact with her she seemed completely put off by the fact that I had a question about jewelry. I told & showed her what I was looking for, but in a different size and when she asked if I was looking for gold and I explained no, silver...she rolled her eyes and wafted me away with her hand back towards the "cheap" jewelry. Fortunately for me (and Macy's) a lovely lady named Shell appeared and rushed over to help me, (despite the fact that I was "only" looking at $100 necklaces in silver). She was super helpful, friendly and knowledgeable about her inventory, made some recommendations and showed me several pieces. I ended up getting the $100 necklace AND a pair of earrings from her and she was more than happy to help me, ring me up with me a smile and at least redeem Macy's momentarily. Shell rocks and should be promoted. The other lady should get the stick outta her choochoo and stop pretending she works at Tiffany's. On the way out I passed mens fragrance and inquired about some product for my roomie. The snotty little fashionista twink sales associate scoffed at my inquiry and and rolled his eyes and I thought I better get outta Macy's before my Shell-induced glow waned any further. All said, I got what I came for and have arranged some nice Xmas gifts for mom, but my overall experiences at Macy's mainly serve to solidify why I abhor the mall, large retail chains and would prefer to shop local indie.
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output:
Pizza was delicious and service was friendly and very accommodating. I got the white pizza with garlic sauce (instead of the basil pesto that's on the menu) and it was wonderful. I would definitely go back.