Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This place reminds me of the donut shops in CA. We stopped by for a quick breakfast on a Sunday morning. The place was quiet but consistently busy. We really enjoyed croissant breakfast sandwiches (yum!!!) and a couple donuts. Our one-year-old ate two croissants and the donut hole that they gave him when we came in. We'll definitely be back! I would prefer them over Bosa any day.
Q: negative

A: omg, did I come on an off night? The food was mediocre. The scallops were overcooked and sour tasting. The pork belly was poorly cooked, the bottoms tasted like pork jerky which I almost choked on. had to try this place one, and now I know why there were only 6 people eating there that night...
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Wow! This used to be my favorite place when I came to Vegas. Stayed here a few weeks ago. Very old and tired looking furniture in my room. No more security at the elevators for guest protection. Instead, sales people trying to hook you into buying a time share. Finally, the buffet was just plain bad! Very poor quality of their roast beef, low grade shrimp and snow crab, horrible side dishes that were just plain tasteless. Very sorry condition. Only one bright spot with a caveat. The coffee shop is still as good as ever. Wonderful eggs Benedict, really good steak at a reasonable price, yummy desserts. The problem is that they are opened a vey short time. Something like 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Their best place and they limit the hours! What a shame! Still, I really do not want to come back unless I hear they upgrade!
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Output: I am so happy this place opened up next door to my work. I usually try to bring my lunch, but there are plenty of times when circumstances don't allow for that so it's nice to have a place like Zappone's among my options. After seeing a sign out front and reading their menu online, I ended up getting take out from here 3 times during the first two weeks that they opened. I first tried the eggplant rollatini which came with foccacia, salad, and spaghetti. It was a ton of food for $12. I am iffy about eggplant, but I loved the grilled the slices in my dish. How can you not when they're wrapped around creamy ricotta and topped with mozzarella? The foccacia was exceptionally good. I liked the salad and spaghetti, but I would have preferred a lot more garlic in the red sauce. I gave my sister the leftovers, and she adore them too. On my next visit, I got the spinach and artichoke piadinie. I was amazed when I picked it up because I took out an entire pizza box. Not what I was expecting for a mere $7. The piadinie is essentially a salad on top of pizza crust. The veggies were topped with just enough lemon vinaigrette. I was very happy that the leftovers didn't wilt since it made a great lunch the next day. I also got pizza during their buy one, get one half off special on Wednesday. I have been making my own pizza dough for a couple years now so I can tell you with confidence that Zappone's crust is the freshest I've ever had from a restaurant. I got a margherita that was good but still needed more garlic. The Enzo that I got for my meat eating coworkers was devoured right away. They loved the fennel sausage on top. I look forward to coming back here soon. I hope they add more vegetarian options (e.g. sandwich, grilled veggie plate) in the months to come.
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output: I used to think Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan was the best buffet in Vegas until I came here. I came here for dinner on a Saturday night with a few friends and the line was so long that the wait was at 2 hours. Instead we opted to pay the express fee of $15 on top of the $50+ price tag for this buffet and we were seated immediately. The dining area is humongous and I believe seats well over 700. The decor is very upscale. I really felt we were dining in one of the fanciest places in town. I thought Wicked Spoon had a giant selection, but this place has a lot more. Its broken up into sections depending on the type of cuisine. There's seafood, chinese, japanese, mexican, american, salad, dessert. I was able to get a plate from every section and sample almost all the food, but was limited by my stomach capacity unfortunately. The quality/taste of the food was a lot better than the average buffet but of course not as exceptional as a sit down and order type restaurant. In my opinion the must try's are definitely the macarons, made to order ramen noodle soup, prime rib, salmon, HORCHATA, the sushi rolls....actually just try everything. The presentation of the food also was impressive. There's only so much I can describe with words though so I must say go and try for yourself and be amazed!
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Convenience brought us to this buffet, two weeks ago on vacation. Let's just say from this point on I'm going to call it "THE BUFFET THAT TIME FORGOT." Sure, it looked like nice food ... but it was completely tasteless. Seriously! Devoid of any flavor whatsoever! It's a sad thing when you pay $17 and the most flavorful thing you experience is the bowl full of watermelon chunks. I remember a time, many years ago, when the Luxor was a pretty decent buffet for the price. Those days are gone. Spend a few extra dollars are go somewhere else.