Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I went with my Living Social coupon to try this place again after a long absence. It's not that I didn't like the place originally - it had turned into a Chucky Cheese on the weekends since kids now eat free. I had fond memories of the Cajun Nachos which I had there several times and absolutely loved. The dish was the single reason I went back. My friend and I sat in the bar area...no kids - perfect. I presented the coupon as directed and the waitress came over quickly. We ordered only waters and between that and the coupon, the waitress' demeanor turned frosty to say the least. I open the menu and discover that the Cajun Nachos are gone from the menu. Not one to let things like that ruin a good time, I found spicy shrimp nachos that sounded pretty darn good. We decided on those and the BBQ Chicken Nachos.....entree size for both. Waittress came back to take order and we ordered drinks (I had the Pamatini which was quite good). Waittress's demeanor defrosted immediately and she was just fine the rest of the meal (except for the nacho issue....see below). I can't say the same for the Nachos. Shrimp was better but neither blew me away. They say they make all the chips fresh and while I don't dispute that, I was NOT impressed with the chips at all. They tasted kind of stale and got mushy FAST. I have had tons of good to great nachos over the years...these didn't make that list at all. Btw...I asked about the Cajun Nachos (they have both spicy shrimp and andouille sausage on the menu)...I got a blank stare from the waittress. Surely something could have been thrown together in the kitchen? Nachos aren't rocket science after all. Her tip settled at a a flat 15% after that. I usually go closer to 20%. Apparently there is a new chef and the presentation of the nachos is totally different and the menu changed....not for the better. Bottom line: I won't be going back. I'm done.
Q: positive

A: Jeudi 14 novembre 2013 J'avais decouvert ce petit coin de bouffe sante sans les 8 intolerants, glutene et ses compatriotes, a l'occasion d'une premier rencontre avec quelques Elites de Yelp par un bel avant-midi de samedi. Un bon petit diner memorable tout en amitie a faire de nouvelles connaissances. Malheureusement, aujourd'hui le resto transmet a tous ses abonnes(es) un petit mot, un dernier "au revoir" pour indiquer la fermeture de l'etablissement. C'est donc avec chagrin que j'inscris ce petit billet pour saluer tout l'effort fourni par l'equipe de Zero 8 a faire de la cuisine un endroit securitaire pour tous ceux et celles qui souffrent d'intolerances et d'allergies alimentaires diverses. Je souhaite long feu aux proprietaires en esperant qu'ils puissent se refaire racine a un emplacement plus abordable, sur le plan immobilier, car c'est effectivement devenu tres grave pour l'economie du centre-ville de Montreal. Les loyers augmentent et les petits commercants peinent a survivre. C'est donc a la prochaine, j'espere ! :-) Thursday november 14th 2013 I met some new friends and Elites, during my visit at that nice little place where 8 of the most problematic allergens are taken off the menu. It was a nice saturday morning-noon, all in good friendship and healthyness. Unfortunately, today, the restaurant sent to all of it's readers and clients a last "salutation" indicating the closing of the establishment. It's with great sadness that I write this little review-post for thanking the good staff of Zero 8 making sure the food can be safe for everyone from bad allergies and inconfort regarding gluten and all it's "contaminants". I wish to the staff and the owners a good life and hope to hear from them again, maybe in a different part of land where the cost is lower for owning and commercializing a small part of land. Downtown Montreal is becoming more and more expensive due to land value and municipal evaluation. It's, I hope, until we meet again ! :-)
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Avoid Moores Body Shop uptown Charlotte This is a family owned body shop, and they seem professional, and kind, but they do garbage work. They are lower then production shop, they are hacks, only concerned with bottom line. Last time I went to them was the last time. Just had wreck which exposed there half-ass work, my paint is flaked away from over 1/4 inch of bondo, and is exposing drilled holes where it should have been pulled and metal worked . My last trip I literally had 50 different complaints....multiple drips in paint, new windshield leaking onto steering column, leaking door seals all over seat and floorboard, new scratches and dings. scratches and marks from pulling, squeaky back door hinges, and also loose body braces just laying in engine compartment. Not to mention their reassembly was so bad they could never, and no one else since could align my headlights correctly, body panel gaps were inconsistent etc etc. My warning is for those who don't know what to look for when looking at body work done by a hack shop like Moores auto body N graham St. Charlotte NC. The reason I know what to look for is because I love my vehicle, and am generally a car lover, but I went to body school several years ago. Moores body shop uses the crappiest parts ever (Keystone aftermarket crap) so I have rust inside my chrome bumpers, a vibrating mirror, and not stock looking radiator support, my doors sound cheap when closing. ETC The first few times been to moores was okay, then they screwed me. I had to bring back vehicle after getting home and going over my vehicle. Anybody wants to see photos, let me know because I have photos of the colored dots I put all over vehicle from flaws, and hack crap work. Just avoid these crappy hacks at all costs.
Q: positive

A:
Another weekend of visiting Phoenix and what the hell am I gonna do besides eat? Unfortunately, Phoenix didn't have an array of free places to visit, besides walking around downtown or their version of Old Town. Being from San Diego, I got spoiled by being able to walk around the beaches, Balboa Park, Seaport Village, the Gaslamp District.... You get the picture. Though the Desert Botanical Garden isn't free ($15 per adult), I gotta say that this has to be on everyone's to visit list, if one ever goes to Phoenix. The desert garden is pretty amazing, with all it's wild life and vegetation. Walking around the garden paths, we spotted lizards, cacti and birds galore! I even saw a garden gnome (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IdCOpMsZ67g-oQZLgAsnOA?select=-TOj_E-xHmaOBW9NggUMmg). No joke! Coincidentally, the DBG happened to be hosting the Chihuly Glass exhibit, while we visited. So, we got more bang for our buck. For an additional $3, we also got to see the Butterfly Exihibit. Entertaining since butterflies were on people, as well as plants. Pretty cool, considering we spent almost 3 hours here. A definite MUST. And, though the Chihuly Exhibit is now done and gone, I do look forward to visiting, again, and hopefully checking out another exhibit.