Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I am a total Whole Foods junkie and I need to get my fix at least once a week. Sometimes I just go in for a spin around the store and some sample, but I always comes out with something new to try. I'm also horribly addicted to their eggless tofu salad and Beyond Chicken buffalo strips. You will never find my fridge without either of these items. This Whole Foods is also a really nice place for a glass of wine and some nibbles. Years ago when they opened they had a $10 deal on Saturday evenings for three tastings of wine paired with three small dishes. I wish they would bring that back.
Q: positive

A: I was served by a male barista who didn't seem like he's happy to be at work. When I asked another female Barista to change my hot skinny vanilla latter to cold, I was treated differently by Tracy the Barista. We chatted a bit. Her smile was contagious. It made me want to smile while chatting with her. Thanks Tracy for being awesome!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My first, and most likely the last time coming to this place. Unlike some other reviews, I did not have an issue with rudeness of the staff. But my pet peeves are other customer service related issues, like WiFi access. I am trying to connect to the locked signal, I asked my waitress (Ruby) for the password, and she said she doesn't know. She said it's for the credit card machine only. Seriously??? Com on!!! What place in Ballantyne does not have a free WiFi now days. If the Sam's clubs, McDonalds and grocery stores have it, why wouldn't they.....anyway, like I said, my little pet peeves. Decor was inviting. I thought it could have been little busier for a lunch, perhaps if it was run differently. For lunch, food was little bit on the expensive side. Most dishes are above $10. I know that prices are going up in that direction, but most places are trying to still keep the numbers in single digits. Food was decent, but the whole experience does not deserve double digit price. As for my dish, lunch menu item #2, chicken soup with plantain, rice and avocado. The combination just didn't work for me. Individually each item tasted OK, but I was not sure what to eat with what. Perhaps I just don't understand Peruvian food. Too much cheap starch. Soup was little on the salty side, with few pieces of chicken, potato and yucca. Than, once I am done with soup, eating bland rice with plantain was like eating a white bred with doughnuts. I suppose that avocado was there to bring some color on the plate. Another detail, my pet peeve (as I get older, I get more and more of those - old fart) avocado vas not even taken out of its shell. I see that as not very hygienic, especially when the the shell still had a PLU sticker on it. It was probably taken out of the box, never washed, cut in half and put on my plate. Maybe it was washed, but the way it was presented to me in the plate, I am tempted to believe that it was not. Serving avocado in a shell, to me spells lazy, sloppy an not creative. If it was taken our of the shell, they might have gotten one more star. I ask myself, should be going there again? I can only answer that with another question...why? So many other choices...
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I'm a Cosmetologist who had the brilliant idea of doing her own acrylic nails. Why I thought I'd be able to do them beautifully when I hadn't done nails since cosmo school, is beyond me, but I was up for the challenge, I guess? Well, it turned out (you guessed it) to be a complete disaster. I did them Wednesday night and Thursday morning wanted them off. I was pressed for time because of work and b/c of leaving for San Diego today (Friday). The owner and his wife were more than accommodating. He pushed back his gym session Thursday evening b/c he knew this was a 'nail emergency' and his wife took over to do the nail art design. I had a picture from Pinterest that I showed them and they matched it as closely as possible, and it turned out very nice. I posted a picture (mine is the blue, gold glitter, and peacock feather). They were all very friendly and welcoming and you can tell they really enjoy doing nails-it shows in their work and what perfectionists they are. I asked how long they'd been there and he said since 2000 which was really surprising to me because the place is so clean it looks like they just opened. So, as a nail salon it really doesn't get much better than this. They've won me over which really doesn't happen often since they're pretty much on every corner. Had to spread the word. Kelsey
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output: Many years ago, there was a wonderful little Ethiopean restaurant in NDG. Sad day when it closed down. So when East Africa appeared a few years ago, it was a happy day. It was an even happier day when we went to eat there. The food is excellent, just as good as the old place that I still miss. If you like Ethiopean food, East Africa will not disappoint. A word of warning: this is a classic mom and pop restaurant. Pop takes the orders and mom cooks them. Do not expect fast service. If you want fast food, try elsewhere. Also, I doubt this is the place to go with groups larger than four.
Q: negative

A:
it's ok. If there are particular items one is looking for this is convenient. A lot of the products are very pricey, though, and i can purchase most of the vegetarian or foreign items from other places for cheaper. If you love granola...they work here. I understand the hippy vibe and i dont care what people are into but people dealing with food should at least look like they've showered in the last week. Hygiene aside, none of the people working there have ever been friendly or rude, very in their own cliques.