Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: No stars, The restaurant is stuck in the 60s and needs Robert Irvine to come into give it a Restaurant Makeover. The walls are too cluttered with old nostalgia. The world has changed since the 60s, and a restaurant need to change with the times to appeal to all ages of people, to be a real hotspot. WIFI would be great at this location. The menu there also needs to be downsized and to be simplified, and appealing to all ages. Mitzi the waitress, and a male waiter there give exceptional service. It takes more than two great employees to pack a house, and bring in repeat business. Restaurants have to be highly competitive, and keep up with the times.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Worst egg benedict I've eaten. 1-star for the atmosphere and because it's next to Odessa (at least you can drink a decent cup of coffee after) I order L'atlantique. Quarter of the salmon was brown, so it's been sitting out for some time. The worst part: benedict sauce. It was very diluted and not tasty at all. Why would I pay 10 bucks for something that I doesn't even taste closely good a proper benedict. Also they serve (regular, not sweet) potatoes which taste weirdly sweet. Not going back again. If you're around Beaubien and want a decent breakfast, take 10 mins and walk up north and go to le Pick-Up. You're welcome.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Let me start by saying I have a HUGE fear of Chiropractors, and think they're going to break my neck. When I got in a car accident last year, I realized I had to somehow get over my fear and see someone. So a friend recommended Dr. Kelly and I went in to just talk to him, see if it was something I could move forward with and do. When I went in, Dr. Kelly did a wonderful job walking me through the process and first taking X-rays to make sure he could see the actual problem. Even though I was still scared to death, I was comfortable enough to take a baby step on my next visit with him using a clicky pen (like a pen) on my neck since I was not ok with being actually cracked. Slowly visit by visit, with Dr Kelly always explaining everything he was doing and asking me if I was ok with it, worked into little cracks and moved away from the clicky pen and actually being cracked. I can't say enough about Dr Kelly and him being respectful of my fear, making sure I was always comfortable with what he was doing. Have questions? He'll answer them all day, staying patient and understanding. Accepts Cigna and other insurances.