Q: Went there for lunch time. I think they didn't like to serve us at all. They jus put the plate on the table and walked away without asking anything ok for u guys or u need anything else. Brought out the drink without the straw . When we asked for that, they jus like ok don't ask anything anymore. Made me so uncomfortable on that day. I will never come back to that anymore. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Einstein Bros. is located 5 minutes from my house and my son and I are fans. I like it for the convenience and the Thin-tastic breakfast bagel sandwiches, which have egg whites, spinach, and asparagus on your choice of bagel. Service here is always friendly and the wait is not long, even if there's a line. The majority of customers always seem to be the senior crowd from Sun City; I think they congregate here at all hours. You can usually find a newspaper that someone has left behind if you want to read one. There are booths, a counter by the window, as well as outside seating. For a quick meal, stop here. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I really dig this place. A nice little gem in the mix of all of these low quality spots in Phoenix. I'm not a fan of buffets for obvious reasons and don't like supporting franchised businesses. The Pros: 1. Great food in general. They don't over season their food to mask good flavors. Really nice balance and a nice touch by using cabbage instead of iceberg lettuce. By the way, lettuce has no nutritional value at all. It's a cheap filler used to rip off customers. Cabbage is full of great nutrition and eventually full of farts if you eat too much of it. The burritos are monstrous. I would eat half and then save it for later on in the day. Really great price for good food. 3. Unique daily specials. It's worth coming back each day to check what they've dreamed up. The daily drinks are flavored with Monin, which is a simple syrup flavoring. So good. 2. Very friendly staff who keep it simple. Order your food, they write it down on a paper bag, you get your food from the window in the back seating area. There's a good amount of parking as well. If an order isn't up to par just let them know and they'll fix it for you. 4. I love the decor of this place. It oozes the laid-back vibe of a taco stand. You have no choice but to eat outside in the fresh air instead of inside of a stale place. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Despite being told by our waitress that The Penguin had NOT changed hands, one taste of the food proved otherwise. The fries that used to be batter dipped and fried to perfection were greasy and tasted of rank oil. A table of five people couldn't manage to stomach one side order of them. The pimento cheese and fried pickles on my Pimp Dog were ice cold. I expected gooey melting cheese and fresh out of the deep fryer pickles...the "chef" had other ideas. My son had the tempura fried hot dog, he peeled the batter off because it was not good. The coleslaw was not good. This was the first time I had taken my husband and daughter and they both said they would not eat there again. The menu is different than it used to be also. They no longer have the sides listed on the menu, the server tells you what is available that day. They had their disgusting fries, potato salad, and coleslaw when we were there. Want onion rings? You can get them, but not as a side..not even as an "upgrade". They will charge you over 5 bucks for a basket of the salt less, over fried things. The only thing that was actually good was the Penguin sauce. We were the only customers in the place, so I wouldn't think that expecting hot, freshly prepared food was too much to ask or expect. The other times I have been there the food has been amazing and worth the drive, but it is obvious that something has gone horribly wrong over at The Penguin. Sad to say, but considering the bad food and the high prices they expect you to pay I probably won't be going back anytime soon. OPTIONS:
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negative