Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This review is based on my first time eating at an Indian place! Went to this place as a suggestion from my friend,jon, who loves this place. Went on a Friday night and it was pretty empty. There was about 5 parties there ranging from 1 to 6 people pet table. The staff seemed pretty bored, which added to the boring ambience. There's nothing that makes it scream, "Indian restaurant". Our wait staff was pretty good, always there when we needed. They gave us a little too much time to over view the menu. I'll start off with the appetizers. There's a complimentary plate of a baked type of chip? That's served with 2 different sauces. One was sweet and red like a thin chutney. The other was spicier and green like a salsa verde. Overall it reminded me of chips and salsa. We ordered meat Samosas to start. They're pretty much ground beef empanadas with Indian seasonings. Overall it was good, but definitely not a stand out I'd go back for. Very mild. I ordered a tasting dinner. This came with: basmati rice, naan, a goat curry, a chicken curry, and a shrimp curry. It was also served with a cool, cucumbery, white sauce and a sweet dessert cup. The portions were good; enough to share. Although it was all really good.. The food definitely tasted like it just came out of serving pots. The only one that seemed like the meat was stewed in the curry was the goat. The chicken and shrimp servings came off as if the chicken or shrimp was added into the sauce before being brought out. Also, the three different curries seemed to be of varying heat. The goat was most mild, then the chicken, and then the shrimp being the spiciest. I'd definitely recommend getting this "meat dinner" if you've never had Indian food. You get a little taste of everything. The menu was definitely hard to understand. There's one goat, one veggie, one seafood, and one chicken section each with about 6-8 different options to have your choice of entree in. The descriptions really don't give any idea of what to expect from what you order. I.e. Chicken in spicy curry sauce VS. Chicken in very spicy curry sauce. I hated the seating of this place. They should definitely get a new interior designer. The tables are so close with no booths! I felt like I was unintentionally eaves dropping everyone's conversations. For food: I'd definitely give the food a 4.5 out of five. The only complaint would be my food wasnt served completely piping hot. One dish was warm while the others weren't ect. But taste was definitely awesome! All the curries were different like I ordered three different dishes and eating with naan or rice changed the tastes too. Service: 4 out of 5. It was satisfactory and I have no complaints, but nothing spectacular. Price: 3 out of 5. I'm a huge fan of Thai curry, but it just doesn't seem worth it for the price. My meal with one mango lassi(which was underwhelming) and Samosas($7) was about $45. It's about 2 cups of curry, rice, and naan for $21-24 dollars. I would definitely go back! But only when I want to splurge. I'd rather go get Thai curry :]
Q: negative

A: I am honestly surprised that Queen's has received so many positive reviews. I checked the address and business name twice before posting because I was certain that the place so many had reviewed so positively could not have been where my wife and I dined this evening. We had high hopes when we saw the restaurant. It is charming with natural brick walls in a space that looked like it was once a courtyard between two buildings that was converted to a storefront many years ago. The walls are adorned with interesting artwork and the building is clean with ample space for seating and sidewalk seating perfect for people watching. There is a sign on the front of the building stating that the restaurant no longer accepts Entertainment coupons, explaining that Entertainment wsa not authorized to publish the discount coupon. We were hoping to use our coupon, but decided to eat there anyway to be able to sample another restaurant along Main Street in Mesa. Service was pretty lackluster, but the girl was very new and seemed to lack both the energy and intellectual curiousity to learn the details of her job. When my American Express didn't scan correctly (because they don't take Amex, which she didn't know) I asked her which cards they do accept and she simply told me "I don't know" while staring blankly at me without making an effort to find out. Food was prepared in an acceptable amount of time and was delivered to our table because the cashier forgot to take our name. We ordered the garlic knots and a pepperoni pizza. The garlic knots were a bit overdone and the garlic flakes on top were burnt to a black crisp and had to be removed to avoid the overwhelming taste of burnt garlic. The appetizer wasn't completely inedible but it was certainly not enjoyable. When the pizza arrived I was absolutely shocked by the amount of grease floating on top. We used a total of 23 napkins to soak up the most obvious of the grease on top of the pizza and, believe me, the napkins were fully drenched. There was a slightly below normal density of pepperoni topping on the pizza and, after tasting the pizza, discovered that the sub-par grade of cheese they use contributed greatly to the grease. The crust was pretty basic and not great, but not really bad - it was just overmatched by lots of cheap cheese and grease. I absolutely love pizza and am generally good for 3 or 4 large slices of pepperoni but there was no way that I could finish two slices of this pizza. Even after our blotting and draining of the oily slick that would have done BP proud, the pizza just wasn't edible. I found myself apologizing profusely to my wife and wishing that we would have gone back to the charming Itallian cafe across the street and enjoyed one of their culinary pizzas. It is interesting that one can find possibly the worst pizza in Mesa (Queen's) so close to some of the best pizza that I have tasted. I certainly hope that everyone else continues to enjoy the food at this restaurant and that our experience was unique. I know that we will never pass through the doors of the Queens Pizzeria ever again.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: My husband and I were so excited to try one of Gordon's restaurant! We went in there with the utmost confidence that it would be awesome. The food was okay if it were a dive pub. But the prices were insane and you can get food just as good in most pubs. Vegas has way too many good restaurants to waste your time here.
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Output: I was shocked at the low sticker price at their burgers. Their triple burger is like $4.99, but was it good? You can make an arguement that in-n-out is better, so I guess you get what you pay for. Cheap burgers, cheap taste. Not worth trying.
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Okay, so i went here this past weekend with my cousin. First of all, we were expecting some fancy steakhouse... Like a fine dining 5 start establishment where everyone dressed to the nine. This is not that place. I knew right away when we walked in there were tables of people wearing sports gear....NBA Jerseys should NOT be allowed to be worn at a dining establishment where Dover Sole is priced at $55.00 per plate!! Anywhoo, we were pleasantly seated and were served some nice bread items. Breadsticks, sourdough, it was all yummy. So was the butter that accompanied it. Our server.....she was a piece of work. She never stood properly facing us. She always seemled like she was ready to walk away when asking if we needed a drink (ie: cousin ordered a diet coke that NEVER came) or wanted our veggies cooked a certain way (my fish and veggies which i asked to be steamed and grilled with no oil or butter...came out drenched in butter, herbs and oil). When processing our bill, we had a credit card and some cash....she proceeded to say: How much would you like on the card?? it caught us off guard. What she wanted to do...was charge the card and take her tip in cash so that she DIDN'T HAVE TO CLAIM THE ENTIRE AMOUNT TO THE IRS AS INCOME WAGES.... FRICKING GHETTO!! She ran the credit card on the machine, with the cash in one hand and went over to a table to chit chat. DO YOU REALIZE THAT'S HOW FRAUD TAKES PLACE?? Who runs a credit card transaction and walks away from the register?? I mean........I don't know of any one in sales that will ring you up...then walk away to talk to someone else 12 feet away. The register was in an open area walkway. ANYONE could have accessed it while she was chit chatting. And then the card came back as "Call Vendor". She came back loudly and told us the card was DECLINED. Which was impossible. She came back and said maybe we made too many purchases or ran it too many times. So basically YOUR LAZY ASS DIDN'T WANT TO CALL THE MERCHANT??? And it was NOT DECLINED. You really need to be careful what you say to people about declined cards, people get embarressed and feel humiliated (nice that on the same card, the next day over $300 worth of clothes were purchased at the Forum Shops) I was not having this and had to totally tell her all of the above and also shared this with her manager. The manager politely comped 1/3 of our bill (whopping $35...pleeeese....i shit $35 bucks) and was left with a sour taste in our mouths from this place. Will i go here again. HELL NO. Would i tell people to go here? HELL NO. Thanks but no thanks... And side note: because of the open lay out of the restaurant to the hotel/casino (Caesers Palace), it smelled like VOMIT towards the end of our meal.... FU*K YOU LAZY SERVER BIOTCH!!