Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I remember La Paz being located off of South Blvd for years and we would go there all the time. Now they have relocated towards uptown in the Metropolitan area. What can I say, absolutely love it!! Amazing food, atmosphere, and MARGARITAS are the best in Charlotte. Hands down La Paz makes the best margarita to man. I have tried the pomegranate. skinny, the original, and the original with mango. The pomegranate is my favorite, but it is a bit pricey for a drink. If your looking for a margarita that goes down light and taste yummy, I recommend the skinny margarita. It's affordable and fantasticly made. The bartenders are on point with their drinks. I have eaten almost everything on the menu and the food is all Amazing. I have never had a bad experience at La Paz. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere is inviting, and the food is awesome. Right when you sit down they bring you chips, and 2 different kinds of salsa (red and green base). We always order the queso. It's a bit spicy, but it melts in your mouth the bomb. The decor is brightly lit and they have a patio which is nice to sit at. Sometimes a band is playing outside as well. My boyfriend and I are huge cantina eaters and we go to La Paz on a regular basis.
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A: We came to DC Ranch because we had a hankering for pizza, and our aunt assured us that Grimaldi's in DC Ranch was the place to go. Who were we to argue? We got to DC Ranch after dark, so it was very prettily lit up, with lights around trees and all that. Even though it was dark, we could tell that this was an upscale kind of place, based on the numerous higher-end restaurants (Fleming's Steakhouse, The French Bee, The Herb Box, etc.) and the plethora of Mercedes, BMW, Lexus, and Cadillac Escalades all around. I'm sure if I could afford it, I'd live in the nearby community. DC Ranch is very quiet and classy and pretty and appealing. I would definitely come back to try some of other restaurants we walked by while waiting for our table at Grimaldi's. The little park in the middle was very cute, and great place to sit and enjoy the lovely evening.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I want to like Dish, I really do, I try to support the restaurants in my hood but every time I've gone it's just been so blah. Nothing stands out, everything is bland & not food related but the bathrooms are terrifying. The only thing that really shined was the banana pudding. I'd rather go down the street to The Diamond to get my homestyle food craving filled.
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Output: Wonderful Staff! My husband and I had a wonderful experience at The Steakhouse on September 18th. We were served by Steve Montley. It was a busy night and the manager paid attention and assisted. His name is Danny Penzo. We noticed that he walked around to all the tables that night and made sure the diners had all they needed for a great experience. Even the hostess did her part efficiently and that night it was Mireya Alverez. The food was great. My husband had a steak and I and the chicken special. The food was about as good as it get's anywhere!
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output: Bad service leaves a bad after taste, and I won't be coming back for more. First time I ate here I loved it. The Pad Thai was yummy, the ambiance was nice, and it was perfectly placed next to Tempe Cinemas making a great go to for a date night...or so I thought. Second visit was about 30 minutes prior to closing. In most restaurants that's not a huge deal, but here it means they will ask you for your order before even getting to look at the menu, remind you every ten minutes that they're closing soon, and pretty much stare you down until you're uncomfortable enough that you can no longer enjoy your meal, ensuring that you don't leave a single minute past closing. Fine, they don't like to work late. Noted. Fast forward a few months for a stop in at lunch. Doors locked. Seems we're 15 min. early this time. No big deal, we'll wait. As we wait we see the same woman who was so rude before. The same woman who is always there. She clearly sees us but doesn't open the door...not until exactly 11:01 that is. You would think she would open the door we were standing at, but nope. First she opened the door on the opposite end, then stopped to answer the phone, then merely unlocked the door we're standing in front of and walked away as if nobody was standing there. Not a smile, not a hello, not a thanks for waiting. Nothing. I thought maybe she recognized us from before and this was an isolated incident but I've now read other reviews stating the same. Perhaps all the positive feedback has gone to her head to the point that good service has become irrelevant? Maybe it's just as simple as her not wanting to work a minute extra? I dunno. What I do know is that part of what makes a dining experience worthwhile (at least for me) is the service. Food with attitude doesn't taste nearly as good, and I'll gladly go to one of the other ten Thai restaurants in the area the next time I get a craving.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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WARNING - Not fit for human consumption!!! Wholly shitz what a disappointment. My UK friend and I decided to go there for lunch to check it out. Neither one of us held our breath very much for it but never the less... We did not expect bland frozen square fish product patties with equally nasty previously frozen tasteless fires. Yes, they are not chips per say, just yeacky french fries. 1st stop as we got back to the office was bathroom and even now my stomach unhappily rumbles under the desk. Down boy, down! It will pass with time. Disgusting all around. Possibly even insulting. PS: And WTF is up with not taking credit cards? Scamming "The man"?