Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This is a place that specializes in Detroit-style Pizza. When pizza is made Detroit-style that means it is shaped like a square, cut into squares and the toppings are placed under the sauce. One thing about pizza being cut into squares is that it always seems to deceive one into eating more....but I digress. XD. Pros: I love the neighborhood feel of the place. It's admirable how the owners decorated it so it would feel just like home for them. Gotta love that kind of pride! The pizza is very good and they have a LOT on the menu. Kind of weird how the chicken finger box only comes with two chicken fingers though(BIG chicken fingers....but seriously?). Pictures of classic Motown musicians all over the walls. Not only that but I really love it when I see arcade machines in any place that isn't a casino or movie theater. The stand alone arcade seems to be dead and you don't even see them in malls(or pizza shops) anymore! Makes me feel nostalgic! Cons: The price.....but I'm a cheapskate so maybe that's more me. Fantastic pizza place that just doesn't get the recognition it deserves in my opinion.
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A: A non smoking, no casino hotel ON the strip? omg, I'm in love, instantly! Vdara is a great boutique hotel. It's on the strip, in the CityCenter plaza. No smoking, no gambling.. PERFECT (for me). The decor doesn't scream Cosmo (trying too hard) and it's plenty lush, even for the cheapest "room" suite. All rooms are apartment style suites, like Cosmo & Aria. Hotel staff, housekeeping and bell service are all great, and the room rates are very affordable for the luxury you get. You can pay upwards to 2-3 times for Caesar's or Venetian and get crappy old small rooms with an old projector style TV, smelly AC if it functions at all, and tiny bathrooms. I got the VDara Suite for the weekend and it was freaking huge. It was pretty much a 1 bedroom apartment with a queen sofa bed (which I hear was very uncomfortable). The bed was VERY comfortable, down topped with very soft sheets, bath linens weren't the softest but they weren't rough either.. freestanding tub, two 42" wall mounted flat panel TV's, blah blah blah, you can read about it on their website. Bathrobes provided were very comfortable & soft, and the storage available is immense.. seriously, so much closet space. Quick thing, if you're needing a hair/blow dryer, it's in the main bathroom, under the sink.. the drawers don't have knobs or pulls, so just look carefully for a hidden drawer. Lol... We couldn't find ours until housekeeping showed us. I will definitely be staying here again on my future visits.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: With the closure of the nearby Squirrel Hill Theatre, the Manor has become one of the few remaining neighborhood cinemas in Pittsburgh and about the only one showing a mix of mainstream movies and indie flicks. The nearby Regent Square, which I also like, shows art & indie and foreign flicks too, but they don't show mainstream releases. My mom and I come here quite a lot. Whereas my dad and I bond over music, sports and bad jokes, mom and I enjoy books, museums, & cinema. Notice I said "cinema" and not "movies"! Now my girlfriends and I like action flix, but that's another story. Anyway, Mom and I went here last night to see "Beginners", a terrific story starring Ewan MacGregor, Melanie Laurent, and Christopher Plummer. Directed by Mike Mills, (no, not he of R.E.M. fame), the story is about how Oliver (MacGregor) meets the irreverent and unpredictable Anna (Laurent) only months after his father Hal (Plummer) has passed away. After 40+ years of marriage, Hal had come out as a gay man. The Manor Theatre won't win any architectural awards, especially on the inside. It's an older theatre cut up into several auditoriums. Still its Tudor exterior is charming. But it's a good place to see a movie, and the atmosphere here is far more relaxed than at the local megaplex.
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Output: Terrible customer service tonight. Unaccommodating staff.
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output: This place is adorable and quaint, and the staff is super sweet, so my rating is, in no way, influenced by service or ambiance. Honestly, the ambiance is terrific and there's even a charger pod on some of the tables for our many electronic devices. I love coffee. I love the flavor of coffee and espresso and I value a delightful craft beverage that highlights those flavors. All things considered, I would recommend Tipsy's lattes to someone who does NOT like the flavor of coffee. The syrups were so powerful and sweet that my Salted Caramel Nutella latte (which sounds amazing, right?) tasted like sugar milk. I know there are yelpers out there who love things like that so if you do, keep on keepin' on, this place is your spot! I was also disappointed in the pastry selection. Since they focus predominantly on truffles which feels like an odd combination to balance out such sweet beverages, I opted for the only non-truffle food remaining which was a biscotti. Not bad, not great...
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This place is really beautiful. I love the decor and ambiance. It feels nice and easy. The carne asada is sweet and delicious, the salsa and chips fantastic, the fish tacos rocked but the street corn was odd and mediocre at best. And I love street corn. I'll definitely be back.