Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Needed a pedicure but was afraid to try a new place after getting a fungus from another salon up the road. Relying on Yelp reviews, I decided to try Elite. I called for an appointment and Andy was very friendly and told me to come right in. The salon is clean and bright. Everyone is friendly. Andy started my pedicure but one of his regular clients came in with an emergency and he asked if I would mind having Linda take over. I was a little worried because Andy was so highly recommended but what a blessing Linda turned out to be! She is thorough and dedicated to making sure her clients are 100% satisfied. I was especially impressed by her attention to sanitation and the massage was amazing! I will definitely be back.
Q: positive

A: Ok what can i say about Rao's...WOW!!!!! this place is amazing!!! we ordered the gnocchi with meat sauce, lasagna, fusili with sasauge and cabbage, meatballs, and grilled veggies. First the gnocchi, im a gnocchi lover and ive tried gnocchi pretty much everywhere and these were up there with the best..the sauce is just spot on. The lasagna is to die for..the layers and goodness and the sauce and cheese..wow. the fusili with sausage was awesome also..full of flavor and just yummy in my mouth. All these great food for a great price..we got all the above entrees plus a salad, soup and an ice tea all for under $180..plus the portion size is well above normal. We left the restaurant with full stomachs unable to eat dessert which is unheard of for us..anyways im definitely coming back for sure. The only thing i was gripe about is the info shows casual attire..well casual to me is just that casual..i went with jeans and nice shirt and shoes and my hat..they asked me to take off my hat at the dinner table which i dont mind doing ..but dont say its casual attire then. i say it should have a classy title than casual
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Honestly, I probably never would have gone to the QCD if I hadn't purchased a Livingsocial deal. But I'm glad I did and discovered this little gem. I check reviews on Yelp before going anywhere (obviously) and was a little worried about what I would find at the Queen City Diner. However, my Livingsocial was soon to expire, I'd spent about 5 hours down the street (if you know what I mean...) and I was starving; QCD would have to do. Like many of the other reviewers noted, there was no one on the main floor. The door guy, the "manager"(?), and the one server were standing by the door trying to drum up some business on the street, which reminded me of cafes in Europe, so I figured that wasn't that strange. The "manager" (he was the only guy in the place wearing all black and a tie. He could have just been pretentious) was selling us on the band that was about to go on downstairs and said they did serve food downstairs too, so we were in. Apparently it's a $5 cover to see shows there, but he let us go down for free when we promised we were really just there for food, but also enjoyed music. When we got downstairs, it kind of looked like a frat house basement, but in that fun, "there's-a-full-bar-in-the-corner" kind of way. There were actually a number of people downstairs and they have hookah! The band hadn't started yet and the bartender informed us you could only order appetizers downstairs, so we headed back up. A bit of confusion on the staff's part, but not that big of a deal. We grabbed a booth upstairs and put in our order. As other reviewers have said, yes, the menu is a bit "uninspired", but it's a freaking diner. Calm down. They have all the diner basics AND booze! What more do you want!? And the food is actually decent. Our server recommended the omlettes and did not lead us astray. They're well made and yummy. The other food wasn't especially mind blowing, but it wasn't bad, either. The prices are cheap, too. $2 PBR EVERY day and on certain days $2 Yeungling and other great drink specials, in addition to cheap food prices ($5 for biscuits and gravy! $6 for an omlette, hashbrowns, toast and coffee!) If you're looking for an upscale, diner experience, this is not it. If you're looking for decent diner food at any hour of the day, when you might or might not have been drinking for hours and would like to eat some food AND continue drinking, this is your spot! It really would be a shame if this place shut down, so go check it out with an open mind and an empty belly! (p.s. they have wifi, too!)
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Output: Don't bother unless you happen to be down there with money to burn. I have to say--that after you find the place--the look of the space is wonderful and I could see sitting and having a drink--but for the money I will go someplace else. I made a reservation--we did not arrive together --even though other than the bar, the place was empty--they initially sat us at two different tables--i also got an email from Open Table saying the reservation had been cancelled--which I assume means that they didn't think we showed up--even though they sat the party twice. on to the food--the food is overpriced, small portions and underwhelming. we started with a little, tiny bowl of mac and cheese--there are so many places in town that have taken this to an art form--this place isn't one of them. two friends got one of the salads and didn't even finish it even though they split because it wasn't very good. one friend ordered the chicken fried chicken sliders which they serve on this little wooden platter--why? they were messy and pieces of chicken were falling to the table. I had the scallops and they were just okay--but certainly not worth the price. on to the service--to many servers too much time --at one point there were five people providing service and at other times you could have bowled in the place and not hit a server--service was off and on and did not lend anything to the meal. i probably won't be back--there are so many other places to go --that have really good food, great service and prices that don't make you feel liked someone just picked your pocket.
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output: What great service! I am so impressed. Dr Naig is kind and understanding. She has called us to check up on our beagle at least once a week for the last month. We are still trying to find a good combination of pain meds to treat our sick little beagle and Dr Naig promptly returns my calls even when she is on vacation. We live in Gilbert and it is worth the drive for the service. I picked them by recommendation and their hours are great. Same day appointments and a triage tech see's walkin's promptly.
Q: positive

A:
Thank You! Great communication, honest and good customer service! Will call Larry, Robert and Stacy again. Appreciate good service! Again, THANKS