Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This was my first trip to Las Vegas. i was a little worried that it was going to be similar to Cancun or Orlando... i was wrong. i loved it and the Hilton was a great deal. We got upgraded to a renovated room which had a comfortable bed and a great view of the strip. it was nice (for me) to be slightly away from the mad craziness of the heart of the strip. The Hilton was a monorail stop which was nice too. The pool was ok... not extravagant but not a giant wet tshirt contest either!
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A: The history of the sandwich goes way back, and while the fourth Earl of Sandwich did not actually invent the sandwich, he is credited with coining the term. People supposedly used to ask for "the same as Sandwich," and over time, the phrase was inevitably shortened to sandwich (and sammie). My friend in LA told me about Earl of Sandwich in PH the day before I left for Vegas, saying she had wanted to check it out but didn't have the time to do so. When we arrived late in the evening, I was pleased to see that the joint was under half a mile from our hotel (the Flamingo). Despite the late hour, there were still a fair number of people waiting around for sammies. I was so happy to see that the shop stays open till 3 AM; it was a monday, too! Everything sounded great, but I ended up with the Hawaiian BBQ sandwich: http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l18/AyJee/IMG_6945.jpg And a bowl of WIsconsin Cheddar soup :) My sandwich had chicken, sweet BBQ sauce, and pineapple inside. Derricious. Nice, chewy bread... warm chicken, sweet pineapple... It's nothing fancy, and definitely nowhere near as big as a Subway footlong, but my expectations were met, and I left satisfied. :) Not bad for a relatively inexpensive meal in Vegas. Also, the soup was a bit too salty, but I'm sure most people would like it.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If you like the homemade style pizza with some authentic Greek flavor. This place cannot be beat. All the ingredients are freshly made ( I know this because I used to there) and no where else have I tasted a poutine quite like theirs. Nick & George are the best
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Output: The lines are loooooong like everyone mentioned. Customer service is extremely bad. . the guy who I got was outright rude. When I went to mail an envelope , He asked me to lick the envelope to seal it, I told him I have allergy to the gum and he started laughing and said 'well that's a first'. I don't know the name of this guy but he spoke like a retard...well anyway I am not going to this location henceforth.
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output: Absolute worst bar experience I have had in a summer of any food and drink establishment all summer. I just moved to point breeze at the beginning of August and was excited to find that there was a saving grace of a bar in walking distance. (The past three years were spent living above a bar in South Side, so the concept of driving to bars is a new experience) This was my second trip to Social; the first was on a Friday night before tripping around Shadyside and the Strip District where my bf and I used it as a warm up spot. We met the owner and his wife who at least made the drop by more welcoming than the bar tenders or the drink specials but overall unimpressed. This second trip, a Monday, was to give the place a chance as to catch a quick bite to eat and catch a couple glimpses of the first week of Monday night football. We sat at the bar, which housed maybe 10 people alltogether, a typical number for a monday night around 930pm and tried to get the attention of either of the two bar tenders on duty. My boy had a canadian beer (served promptly with a opening click of the tab on the can) and supposedly having a martini special i ordered a regular vodka martini, as somehow there seemed to be no martini specialty drinks to be found anywhere on the menu. I've never had a more horrible vodka experience in my life. It tasted like gasoline. I gave it to the boy, as he had taken 2 shots of vodka before leaving the house and already had the taste of it in his mouth, yet he couldn't stomach it either. I replaced it with my regular order of a vodka soda water as I spotted my favorite boyd and blair, yet still cannot figure out what they did to change it's distinctive potato vodka smoothness. And as none of the bar tenders tought it worth while to check on us, i remained quite sober for the food experience. We became quite excited when we spotted a familiar face in the head sales manager and ordered two of the appetizers on the menu. The boyfriend found it difficult to wolf down two of the meatball sliders and after eating the third as leftovers the next day at work I cannot understand if they mangled the meat of flavor before scrunching it up and covering it with marinara and pesto or just used the neighborhood cat. The kale & artichoke dip (no -- kale is NOT the next spinach) was decent enough, however for only being open for a couple weeks, you should at least have fresh pita. it's supposed to be Bakery Square, not previous-day-stale-leftover-square. In the end we were finally able to get one of the two bartenders attention, who, to save his reputation, was kind enough to not charge me for the martini (which was supposed to be 6 according to the special, not 8) and we skedaddled back home. I will not be frequenting this bar again. Reasons why pittsburgh will love it: -It caters to the cities blue collar nature in environment, which reminds you of your parents redone garage in highschool, drinking canned beer and shots from plastic mini shotglasses. -you can sit outside when it is nice, and on pitcher beer special night or weekends, you can play beer pong on the bakery square ping pong table -it is owned by the same people as shady grove, walnut grove, up, etc so it has the reputation to build off of once they finally fix the menu -it's in a great convenient location in an upcoming part of town -we had 2 drinks that were practically all alcohol, 2 beer and 2 appetizers and the bill was $35 after tip. -it will be full of your friends and you will enjoy dodging the penn avenue traffic after getting tipsy on wine special fridays. So, for those out of towners spending a couple days at the Suites in the Square and want a genuine pittsburgh experience at a local bar. Have at it.
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Had the shrimp with tomatoes and onions. Sauce was delcious but the shrimp was definitely frozen and just OK. Enjoyable but nothing too special.