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A: This is a really cool, one-of-a-kind boutique. They have some of the hippest frames that I've ever seen, both sunglasses and regular eyeglass frames that you can get your prescription lenses put in. The Owner, Christy, is very nice and genuine, with a true passion for style. You would be hard-pressed to find a place like it - definitely worth going out-of-your way for!
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A: Yuck! This place has great ambiance but it all goes downhill from there. We place our order and everything shows up at the same time! Come on. Have you ever heard of fighting. The food lacks subtlety. Great foods mixed with lackluster fillers and super heavy sauces. Good grief
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Used to like this location. Green corn tamales are good. Service and food have gone down hill. I am going to skip this location, going forward.
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Output: There are perhaps five places on this entire planet that have been able to deliver me a food experience where I can say "if it were any better, it wouldn't matter." Reuben's is one of them. As you likely know, viande fume, or smoked meat, is one of a handful of famous Montreal foods. It's basically a super thick, super rich, warm serving of pastrami. What I didn't know, and almost couldn't believe, is how large a difference there is between the "smoked meat" you get from the world-famous Schwartz's and the "smoked meat" you can get at the also-famous Reuben's. Reuben's is super duper moist and tender and pinkish in color, while Schwartz's is redder, drier and more crumbly. While Schwartz's is flavorful and excellent, it didn't cause me to roll my eyes and moan the way Reuben's did. Reuben's extra moisture and melt-in-your-mouth texture combines with a particularly rich and fatty cut of meat to fill your mouth with joy in a way that a drier sandwich simply cannot. In other words, I think both are great, that Reuben's is better, and that it's not close. Having said that, there is quite a lot of (internet and real life) debate about who provides the superior sandwich, and if you're a foodie I know you're going to go to Schwartz's anyway. Heck, in my crew there were even a couple certified foodies who said they preferred Schwartz's, one of whom said the rich, moist texture of Reuben's was a bit "too" close to hot dog. Another was offended that Reuben's had more expensive offerings than Schwartz's. In any case, get your Reuben's on and join the debate! They give you quite a few options when ordering smoked meat here; get the "famous" one (which is just smoked meat on rye with mustard) and ask for it "medium fatty" which is one level above the default but not the crazy top level which is just "fatty." BEST X AARON'S EVER HAD AWARD WINNER: PASTRAMI (for the pastrami in their medium fatty smoked meat sandwich)
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output: First of all, I am not a chain restaurant guy. Growing up in Manhattan and eating out almost every weekend. Wasn't until I moved to pitt that I even considered trying this place but due to the lack of steakhouses I wasn't getting my "proper" fix so I had to. Couldnt be happier that I made that initial decision. Consistency is just what you get at The Capital Grille. Superior service and a consistently delicious meal. Expensive but for the quality of the steak Id say its well worth the trip. If you want extraordinary service ask for Horacio, he will make your evening memorable and treat you like royalty. Beautiful decor as well and not only is your server great but the entire staff is extremely attentive.
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output:
Just had an Angus beef blue cheese burger with onions mushrooms and cheese that was out of this world.