Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: So I went here for lunch the other day expecting good fish and chips...well I was wrong! They were fish sticks! Who the hell serves those anymore? I sat at the bar and the bartender was very friendly and nice. The highpoint of my lunch for sure. So MAYBE I had a Guinness for lunch. What I didnt expect was $7 for the pint! Am I seriously back home in NY right now?? FIsh and chips and MAYBE a beer + tip = $32 for lunch!! Total rip off--never again.
Q: positive

A: One of our favorite local coffee shops. This is a no frills joint that's all about the coffee, espresso (yes there is a difference) and tea. The baristias are amazingly nice and so good to us and our kids. Patrick, the owner, is often found working just as hard but can always spare a few minutes for a chat. I prefer flavored lattes and am happy to report they carry sugar free syrups and their lattes are some of the best in town. Aside from a few baked goods we haven't really eaten any of the food there but the cafe menu looks great and I'm still looking to find some time for a pastie. The Victory and Patrick are transplants from Brooklyn and they fit amazing well into the Schenk-Atwood neighborhood and we hope they hand around for a long time!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Joe the owner is a friendly Bostonian who told his life story as the food was prepared, which was good because we were interested. We had one gluten-free eater and one wheat-free diner with us and they were SO happy to have fish and chips again. The corn flour breading is crispy and much less greasy than regular fish and chips. The onion rings and fried zucchini were also top-notch. We drove a long, long way to visit Joe's and it was worth it, especially for the gluten-free diners. The atmosphere is strip-mall basic with a nautical theme, harsh lighting and a TV in the corner. But the food is the draw here and it is yummy.
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Output: I was hungry so I stopped in. Not hard to be seated at 4:30PM. FIrst time at an OG. Salty, doughy breadsticks. Minestrone OK. Eggplant parmesan, greasy, boring cheese. The red sauce, peppery but no substantial flavor. Chicken parmesan. Might as well walk down the street, head into McDonald's, pay one fifth the price and order some chicken nuggets. "Have we arrived at our taste destination?" Huh? No, we aren't in Italy. Italian food is light years beyond what is served at OG. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing. If you can't do the basics correctly, how are the other dishes fare? This chain of restaurants is one of many contributing to American obesity. Quantity vs. quality. "Unlimited soup, breadsticks" makes you think you got a bargain. I think not. I left full, but I can get full at McDonald's too. Americans don't know the difference any more.
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output: If you're looking for a salon that provides you with amazing service and an amazing cut, all at reasonable prices, then this is the one for you. The interior is very chic and modern, a direct reflection of the type of hairstyles this salon offers. The types of cuts changes with the seasons, catering to accommodate current weather and trends. So you'll always be guaranteed that you'll be rocking one of the latest styles out there. Plus, there's also a mini nail station that offers all the services you'd expect from your standard nail salon. My go-to stylist is Robert. He is one of the sweetest people I've ever met. He's extremely easy to talk to and also very talented. Let him know what and how you want you hair styled, and Robert will do exactly that. Or if you're feeling adventurous, you can tell him a general guideline of what sort of cut you want and let him unleash his creativity on you. That was the route I went with on my first visit, and I was not disappointed. So if you're looking for a salon with a lively and friendly staff who provides exceptional service, then this is definitely the place for you.
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I normally color my own hair but I was looking for a major change - going from blond to wanting to add a lot of brown with blond highlights. I was referred to this salon and told they would do a cut and color for $45. As a single mom, that price was right up my alley. I met with Gavin and I thought he really listened to what I was looking for and what I really didn't want. I was very clear that I did not want my hair to be ashy in any way, shape or form, that I was looking for a very rich brown and if he didn't think that would work to please let me know. In regards to my cut I showed him some other ideas but told him I was open. He said he didn't really know what to do about the cut but we would talk about that after he did the color. He looked at the photos I brought in and told me some of the color ideas I brought may be too dark and he acted like he understood what I wanted. In hindsight, I did the majority of talking and he really didn't talk to me about what colors would work best nor did he show me any samples of color. He mixed up color and came back and started working on my hair. He was very pleasant and made a bit of small talk. He seemed to be very thorough with the application but I did notice that he didn't seem to be putting the color all the way to my roots (and there were grays that needed to be covered) but it's been a long time since I've had my hair done professionally and I figured it was o.k. One comment he made while doing my hair was that the lighting in the salon was not very good. He said when he does blondes a lot of them freak out because they see red tones in their hair, which he says is due to the lighting. When he took the foils out it was hard to get a good idea of the true color (due to the lighting and it was dark outside which made the salon dark) but the ends looked really, really dark. He still had no ideas on what to do with my hair and trimmed the back and told me he would do the bangs and angle the sides toward my face. He didn't seem to spend much time on the front of my hair and then said he wanted to blow dry it and see where we were and he'd finish the cut from there. He was blow drying and it seemed like all of a sudden he was bored, stopped and said we were done. He never checked the cut in the front and didn't even brush it out - just stopped blow drying. I went to give him my debit card only to be told that he forgot the card swipper for his phone at home. I had to go to the bank, get cash and run it back. When I got home and looked at my hair in real light I about cried. The color was ALL ash and large sections were extremely dark, like the hair grabbed too much color. Pretty much everything I said I didn't want. My bangs are too short to pull over to the side, I have 2 clumps of hair on either side of my head that end at about my cheekbones - there does not seem to be any angling or layering at all. I noticed today that when I pull my hair up you can see all the gray at my roots - he didn't color the roots at all (which reminds me, toward the end of my cut he told me if I wanted to use my box color to touch up the roots, I could - what stylist tells their client they can do that??) I tried calling to give him a chance to fix it. (I can't afford to go to another salon to have the cut and color fixed) When I did Frank answered and asked me to call back the next morning at 9 a.m. I did as I was asked and was told that Gavin hadn't come in yet but Frank took my name and number and said he would have Gavin call me. That was 3 days ago and I'm still waiting.