Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I don't journey over to Willy St. as much as I would like, but when I do find myself on that side of Madison the Weary is always my first choice for dinner and drinks with friends. Back in college I first heard of this place from a coworker who lived in the area. He told me in no uncertain terms that I needed to come out after work for a few drinks and a late dinner, and I'm happy that I took him up on the offer. Since then I've made my way back on a semi-regular basis. The best times at the Weary are when you come in and find a nice larger table right away, especially if you can get one of the corner tables. The place is almost always crowded, a victim of its own success in a way, and there are no reservations or waiting lists, just first-come first-serve. As mentioned, there really isn't a good place to wait, and if you end up here crammed in the corner of the bar hoping for a table to open it can be a frustrating experience. I don't think I've gone on a Friday or Saturday night in some time because of this, instead opting for weekday nights or later in the afternoons. It's a testament to how good this place is that I find myself working my schedule around their busy times. The Weary hits all of the right notes: the food is exceptional, the tap selection is top-notch, and the vibe hits the right tone of hip and mellow. I've made my way through at least half of the relatively short menu, though I've been here more than enough times to try everything at least once over. I've been prevented from doing so by the extreme excellence of the West of the Andes sandwich - possibly my favorite in all of Madison. I usually get the tenderloin option (also comes with tuna or veggies), served with avocado, pico de gallo and chipotle mayo. It's simply the best. Also great: the Weary's Reuben - probably the best I've ever had, and the Bad Breath burger, which is as great as everyone says. The goulash is what I tend to go with when I'm looking for a smaller meal, and even then it's filling. There's a vegan chili as well, which I usually go Not-So and get with beef tips and bacon. And if you're there with a good sized group of friends you can't go wrong with either the WI cheese & sausage platter or the Mediterranean plate. I love the Weary Traveler and I've spent many a great night over the last five plus years with friends and family - in fact the Weary is my father's favorite Madison restaurant on account of the goulash. The place is near perfect, and a consistent option for just about any occasion.
Q: positive

A: Coronado Cafe is a fun little restaurant off of 7th, just north of the 10, tucked away across the street from a Cocos of all things. Do yourself a favor and duck into Coronado instead. They have some fantastic appetizers, including this great brie & lavash dish and some fantastic salads with great dressing. I've had their half-pound angus burger a few times and it's delicious. It's an $11 burger for lunch, and they offer a $14 version of it with some better ingredients for dinner, but it is perfectly cooked and dripping with flavor. And then there's the Cookie. The Cookie need be described with a capital C because of its potential to destroy worlds and move mountains. The Cookie is a mound of dough, cooked through with just a bit of softness to the very center, drizzled in chocolate and absolutely amazing. Even though I had been here TWICE before, I completely forgot how substantial each Cookie was, and encouraged the two ladies I was with to join me in ordering a Cookie. One for each of us. This was a mistake of the best form, as the three of us barely dented one, and we ended up bringing them home. They're fantastic and gooey and crazy and totally well-priced. (Under $5, if memory serves.) Coronado is pretty tiny, so you're going to want to make sure you call ahead. They have a cute little patio that does its best to shield you from 7th, but it's too damn hot out even with the misters to do anything but inside. The location is a bit odd to me, but the food is good and whenever I'm in the neighborhood, I'm happy to duck in. The service was friendly and our waitress was accommodating and took care of things in short order for us. Overall, a fun time every time I've been.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: How have I not reviewed the Peartree yet? Sitting here, in a warm cafe on a cold, blustery November afternoon whilst reminiscing of summer days gone by... And when you think of a summer's day in Edinburgh, you think of The Peartree. The Peartree inside is a pub, with a big bar in the middle. It's the outside of The Peartree that counts. One of the few "beer gardens" in the Old Town, or Edinbrugh at all (and keep in mind that "beer garden" is the normal expression for any outdoor drinking area belonging to a pub -- it's not a garden at all, but stone floor with park benches, so don't expect grass, trees or picnic blankets). But it's outside, it gets the sun, and it's really pretty big as far as beer gardens go. Even with the space though, you'll struggle to find a spot at peak hours, as most of Old Town flock here, especially students, after the working day is done (make that 3pm onwards) for an afternoon, sunshiney pint. They show rugby and football on a screen outside, they have outdoor shacks serving hot dogs / burgers in the summer. And attached upstairs / next door is a cool pub doing all sorts of dance nights like swing. So, The Peartree for me is the epitome of Edinburgh summer and Festival season. I can't say I've been in winter, but now I'm reminiscing I may check it out...
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Not sure why there is so much hype about this club. I do give it to them the decor is nicely done. If I had to review them on the decor alone I would probably give club XS four stars. Pretty spacious area with it opening up to the pool. Perfect for a warm summer night. Since I just went this past weekend in Feb didn't get to really take advantage of it since it was freezing cold. The walls were covered in gold naked statues and they had this gorgeous chandelier hanging in the middle of the dance floor reflecting all the lights. Maybe it was because the club is still new but It was packed! I didn't like the feeling of being so squashed. Since we decided on opting out of getting a table, we were stuck battling it out on the dance floor. People elbowing, drunk girls leaning on you, and people shoving you around. Since there was nowhere to sit you had to just brace yourself and prepare to not be pushed down. Not only was it to crowded but something about the type of people there that night was just a little off. It was a much older crowd - I would say early thirties and even older for some of the groups I saw. Not only was the crowd whack but the music choice was weird! They had everything from trance to oldies and a some new music mixed into it. I'm glad that I didn't have to pay for entrance or I would have been PISSED!
Q: positive

A:
We checked out D'Vine in June, I remember it was a fun night. There were musicians playing and it wasn't too loud, you can grab a bottle of wine from the retail wall and get the server to crack it open. I don't remember what we had, we ordered a lot of snacky food for six of us and everyone enjoyed the evening. There are a few Charlotte Half Off websites, where you can buy $50 gift certificates for $25. D'Vine is on the website. These coupons are limited and go fast- don't delay... order now and get a set of Ginsu knives. teeheehee http://charlottehalfoff.mediawebconnect.com/D'Vine%20Wine%20Cafe/19934