Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: One of the most moderately priced places on the Strip for this quality of food. Tucked in the Venetian, this place has a good atmosphere, many tables, and is open 24 hrs a day, Vegas style. I got a seafood linguine and my date got the salmon which came with tons of mashed potatoes and green beans, though you could substitute those for other sides. Both dishes were very good and well portioned. The price was 15-20 for most things I would say which is pretty good for a pretty classy place on the strip. Good for you budget Yelpers looking for quality eats and atmosphere! Service was nothing special, though the food came pretty slowly.
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A: This was the worst. Service was horrible. Came in on a Wednesday night at 8:00 very few people in the restaurant. Waitress acted like we bothering her by asking about items on the menu- which should be expected by new customers. Hubby asked if there was anything on the menu with a white creamy Alfredo type sauce waitress said no. He ordered something else and I ordered shrimp and grits. I went to the bathroom and on the wall the special of the day was shrimp Alfredo?!?! Hubby changed order to special. My hubby enjoyed the shrimp Alfredo though it was by no means the best he's ever had. The shrimp and grits were GROSS. How do you have grits that are not cheesy and half cooked to the point of crunchiness?!?!? I have been to Louisiana and had Louisiana real quisine-and this was not it.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: You will be the 10th person in line and you will wait for only 2 tellers to get to you. And wait you shall...
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Output: I went here last Friday night with a party of 6 at about 8:30pm. We had a reservation so were seated right away. It looks like this place gets pretty crowded so I would recommend reservations. I don't want to compare this place to Bloom but I just can't help it. I've only dined at Bloom 3 or 4 times over the years but this place just reminds me of it. The look and the food are a bit different but the essence of the place is still there. Not that it is a bad thing. Its just very similar in my eyes. *Pretzel bread they give you to start = awesome. They don't give you the traditional pretzel roll with normal butter. Instead, they give you 3-inch long pretzel "sticks" with 3 different types of butter. It was great. *Wedge salad = excellent. It was big, bacony and blue cheesey - just the way I like it. *Beef brisket burger. This was easily one of my top 10 favorite burgers. Perfectly cooked, very tender and juicy. Just very tasty all around. The outside had the perfect amount of crunch and the bacon/brisket added awesome flavor and texture. The parmesan fries were amazing as well. Salty, crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. The sweet potato fries were not very good. I thought they were soggy and the dipping sauce was blah. Plus I don't like when random herbs are put on fries that make them taste weird. The rest of my party wasn't equally impressed with their meals for various reasons. The service was pretty good except it took forever to get our main courses. The owner/manager/someone important did come by our table to ask how everything was which was very nice.
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output: I suspect many of these high ratings are coming from the high schoolers next door, in which case I'm sure it's an upgrade over the cafeteria. If you like a sub so soggy that the bun turns back into dough in your hands, then this is your place. The burger and dogs aren't impressive either. Unless you have a teenage gut of steel that can pass a tin can without flinching, there are better burgers to be had (habit or in n out), and better dogs too (Ted's).
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This place is supposedly the best place to get curry in Edinburgh. Being a big curry fan (I'm a man who drinks beer and watches football, of course I love curry) I thought it'd be worth checking out. Luckily, I have friends who have birthdays and also like curry. So we went on one of said friend's birthdays. Now I love making curry myself. Properly, not from a jar (I get my spices from Kamco on South Clerk St., you should go - the samosas there are amazing), and I like to think I'm a bit of a dab-hand at curry. So I'm rarely impressed when I go out for one. This place just seemed to get everything wrong. First of all, we had to take out a mortgage to pay for it. Overpriced?! That's not the word. Rip-off. When you're paying upwards of 25 a head for curry you expect something pretty special. It was OK, but it definitely wasn't special. It was too salty for a start. And the waiters were rude and unhelpful. They seemed to think they were above me, which irked me. I'll not ever be going back, and now I owe Northern Rock a fortune.