Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Typical overpriced tourist trap. Anyone who has ever been to Sea World will be disappointed. Skip it.
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A: I don't understand Quest's complete disregard for customer experience. You're a diagnostic center. People come in for drug testing to blood draws to a lot of other scary medical things. Don't expect your patients to be experts. If a lab order isn't clear, why not pick up the phone and call for clarification? It seems they have a monopoly on diagnostic testing in the Vegas Valley so avoiding them is next to impossible. The bathroom was disgusting. People collect samples in there. Keep it tidy. The thing that really grinds my gears is the totally lack of compassion. Having worked in the medical field and having my own experience with medical issues, a little compassion goes a long, long way.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I find myself craving impeccable smooth coffee similar to Intelligentsia, Toby's Estate, Stumptown, Counter Culture, Blue Bottle, [insert more brands to reinforce coffee snob elitism]... the whole artisan coffee scene that lacks in Arizona overall. I think Lux is the answer for Phoenix's market for coffee connoisseurship and boutique roasting. Lux is industrial chic. Vintage industrial with soft touches of retro typewriters on tables. Its a muted scream of modernism without trying to hard. It's so effortlessly cool, clean, simple. The front side of the building facing East is all brick and hard to tell that there's even an awesome business running, let alone of what nature. Seems almost as if you have to be in the "know" to find it and hear about it. Everywhere are cute hipster boys and girls which makes me fall in love and turn into a total creep peering and drooling not so secretly. The bar is a nice touch that was much needed and I'm glad they've now incorporated that into the place. Coffee comes at the perfect temperature- not too hot where beans burn and leave a bitter sharp lingering muddle. The latte art is cool and a nice touch. You can get your coffe as a drip, chemex, French press. Not sure about hario pour over or aeropress although I think they do have that option (unless I'm mistaken for a diff coffee shop in Phx area that offers that too) Quality coffee is definitely prevalent. They roast their own coffee so you know it's fresh. The foam is always light and fluffy and not filled with too dense bubbles. Definitely lickable. They offer almond milk which is so refreshing as an alternative to soy. The music can get loud sometimes so I tend to venture into the back patio. I haven't tried Lux's food but I'm sure it is up there, and if not, Pane Bianco right is next door. My only one complaint (which I could care less about also) is that the line is a little akward when it gets backed up into the entrance but sometimes runs also into the middle of the room.
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Output: We were a party of 8 on a Sat nite. The noise was deafening and table conversation was not possible. I like "small plate" restaurants, but I don't think the concept works with traditional entrees (Piatti) like pasta or burgers. Our wait person said the food does not come out at the same time as you are supposed to share. With a party of 8 it is difficult and seems like the kitchen can't serve 8 people at the same time. I may return to Davanti, after they have had a chance to refine their "issues" but I don't know what they can do about the oppressive noise. I left with a headache.
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output: My experience with both valley stores has been mixed. The condition of their books is not that great but they have the book. The price is midrange neither high nor low but they have the book. The variety and selection is huge. Although I have only dealt with one person who remembered my name I am impressed with how many long term employees the Mesa location has. The last thing I expect is a decent trade credit. They are doing the warehousing and are huge. I have gotten many things other than books and have been satisfied.Glad they are in the area and stable.
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I prefer to order my food over the phone, and it really takes a little less than 10 minutes for the food to be ready. I find it weird that there are two areas to dine in yet everyone's seated in view of the counter. I wonder if people just aren't allowed to sit in the bigger room? Anyway, my favorite is the kalbi plate. The sour kimchee obviously came from a jar (I forgot what the brand is) but I still enjoy it very much. I had the local plate before and I only liked the spam musubi. I also like their adobo omelette...sometimes. It can either be tasty or too dry and bland. 50/50. It's probably a good idea to ask for extra adobo sauce to guarantee flavor. I gave up on trying any other items on the menu because they never seem to have anything. No oxtail soup, no laulau, no bbq pork.. dang it! So I just go for the Kalbi plate or an adobo omelette if I feel like enjoying leftovers.