Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I have to give this place 5 stars because no one in our party of 5 could find fault with anything . I was a little apprehensive about coming here with my dinner group since I had never been here before and the menu prices were somewhat cheap but it was recommended so I took a chance and made reservations. Not being a lover of prime rib I ordered the NY strip steak, medium on the inside, charred on the outside and that's exactly how it was served to me. The steak was intensly flavored, juicy and very tender. I was impressed. Bertha ordered liver and onions and said it was one of the best she'd ever had, tons of onions and bacon. Sandy had the beef medalions with a sauce to die for and she too liked it very much. Maureen loved her strip steak and remarked at how perfectly is was done, (medium rare). Jeannette was the only one who ordered the prime rib although she was afraid there would be a lot of fat as most prime rib cuts can be. Not so with this one. We were surprised at how well it was trimmed and she commented on on well it was prepared. Baked potatoes all around, separate dish, loads of butter and sour cream on the side. The salads were fresh, crisp and ample. My Caesar had a tad too much dressing but didn't stop me from finishing it. Maureen raved about her blue cheese dressing so naturally we all had to dip our forks into the pitcher and give it a taste. She was right, it was some of the best blue cheese ever with chunks of cheese. The price for my steak was $21.95 with soup, or salad, and potato. A bargain I thought. Take a look at the menu online and see for yourself how the prices range. Service was wonderful, we never had to ask for anything; one of the two servers we had was always aware that water needed filling, wine glasses needed re-filling, plates needed to be taken away, etc. Ambience was very nice, somewhat quiet, cozy and very comfortable chairs. We lingered for over an hour after finishing dinner. We all decided we would definitely return later this summer. Hope you give this place a try.
Q: negative

A: Just. Ugh. I got roped into going here with my 20-something coworkers, and I put on a brave face and went in the spirit of community. (I've been here before but it's been awhile.) We first went up to the third-floor entrance, where we were turned away and told to go downstairs. After going through the ID check, then the second ID check, then the first line, then the second line, we could see people being let in on the third floor. I guess we weren't dressed well enough for him? (Well, my co-workers were dressed to the nines, anyway. I had left my Hot Girl Disguise back in my twenties.) I suppose some people enjoy being crammed into a room, paying $11 for a miniscule amaretto sour, being eye-level with the scantily-clad buttocks of a go-go dancer in fur boots, or literally being shoved out of the way by a staff member because it was very important that the whole club know that someone bought a bottle of Grey Goose. (They up-light it with a flashlight as it makes its way through the dance floor, I guess so we can all Ooh and Ahh as it floats by.) That night Mario Lopez (of A.C. Slater/Dancing with the Stars fame) was supposed to be hosting an event. I didn't see much hosting, in fact I didn't see much of anything. He was up in the VIP area hanging out, and I couldn't even get close enough to see one curl on his head. Being a Saved By The Bell fan at heart, being able to see him or wave at him or something would have at least made the experience kind of redeeming, but no dice. I lasted until 12:45, at which point I excused myself and found the coworkers my own age drinking beer on a neighboring bar's patio like regular people. And I think that's where I'll be staying from now on.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Sometimes you visit a place just knowing you will regret your decision. At least 10 years ago and probably closer to 15 I picked up ham sandwiches to go here. I did not care for either the sandwiches or the value and just never went back. This was at a time when Honey Baked Ham company was first trying to find something to sell the 8 months of the year folks were not buying what many, including me, view as over priced meats for holidays. Fast forward to today and I decided to take advantage of a coupon I found on line for a complete lunch for $6 (normally $8-9). First impression on entering the deli/store that was remodeled about 5 years ago was very good. The place is inviting and spotless, with racks and coolers with stuff for sale and an eating area off to one side. The eating areas has about a dozen 2 tops that can be chained to fit larger parties. The sandwich I chose was delicious. They have about 20 to chose from and they can be modified to some extent. I opted for the additional cost garden salad which the corporate programmed cash registers would not allow for the special pricing but they made it work. The salad ($2.27) is actually a field greens mix and the croutons and dressing were served on the side (bonus points). If you are eating in the lunch is served on real plates with real silverware, I thought this was amazing for a place that sells so much stuff to go in plastic containers. Service is order at the counter and they bring it to you. Serve yourself drinks. Two different people came by while I was eating to make sure I was not in need of anything. After my meal I explored the racks of stuff for sale and found packages of bean soups to make, various mustard/mayo/dressing containers and other stuff including preserves that were made without HFCS. I purchased some delicious peach preserves that at $4,69 were in the right price range for what they were. During the off season you can get coupons for stuff on line and I intend to take advantage of them. This is now an addition to my lunch rotation as even at normal prices I consider them a good value.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this show from beginning to end. No other stage setup in the world like this one and the performers use every inch of it. It is pretty different from other Cirque shows w/ the biggest thing for me being that there were no edge of your seat omg they might die kinda thing. This was more of just a great artistic vision of the Beatles songs which was just fine by me. We did the $100 balcony seats based on a lot of recs from Yelpers and I was glad we did cuz of that one scene...