Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Just went for lunch with a coworker. We hit Moe's up right after they opened. I had the Triple Lindy - which basically equates to the stuff you get on it, not the actual ingredients. The black beans were good, cooked just right and plenty warm. The steak was flavorful and tender. Everything was proprietor well with no one item overwhelming the others. I had the iced tea for a drink, and other than needing a lot of ice to make it cold, it was tasty - no sweetener needed (they also serve sweet tea if that's your thing.) The chips, as always were fresh and tasty, nice an thin, and not over salted. The salsa had good flavor and was a good consistency, perhaps a little thinner than I personally prefer, but not bad. Overall, it was a good lunch, not too filling (because I didn't finish my burrito & chips) and not too bad for me and my diet.
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A: For many years my family and I came here when it was Katz's Deli. Then, $1.95 got you the breakfast special of two eggs, hash brown potatoes and a bagel of your choice (weekday's only). Howard and Wanda (?) would be happy to see what has become of their neighborhood place. Postino Central is still very familiar to those who remember its earlier incarnation but it's now clean and hip, and still very inviting. If you're a patron of LGO or any number of their other restaurants, you know this group just gets it. The menu and layout are right out of the original Postino. Hey, if you've got a winning formula why screw it up (are you listening Hanny's?)? The outdoor patio has an open bar to the main restaurant a la Chelsea's Kitchen. It works here too, bringing some of the interior vibe outside. The principal problem with LGO, it's parking, has been addressed with a large number of spaces and complementary valet parking. Very nice. I was interested in the bathrooms (that didn't sound right), as their location is basically unchanged from the original, though dramatically improved. The guy's has a funky sliding door and the girl's two sinks. I'm guessing this has something to do with the fairer sex's inclination to potty in tandem, though I admit I'm unclear of the benefit of the two sink, one toilet layout. Interesting. You have to hand it to this group. They take interesting buildings and make them better (when it's obviously cheaper to just tear them down and start over), they locate in real neighborhoods and improve the property values and they know how to stick with a winning formula. If you know Postino you won't be surprised by Postino Central but you will be happy you came.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I need to give this place 4 stars although my dinner was GREAT, my friends entrees were not very good. Appetizer was a pretzel crusted crab cake, was good and my entree of tuna was good but very small -like 3 slices of a tuna roll at a japanese place-but very tasty. I wish there was another piece so I could have shared with the table some more as there were 5 of us all there. We passed on dessert but they did bring out a cute cotton ball looking cotton candy display, strawberry flavored. Service was great, nice wine list, would go again.
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Output: I'm not a huge gambler but I'll put $100 in throughout the night when I go somewhere. Me and 2 friends went in and had a total of 6 drinks between all of us and two orders of tacos and a quesadilla. Tacos were good but the chicken quesadilla came out as all sauce and peppers, very little cheese or chicken. The bartender grabbed me another that was considerably better than the first. Because of this the bartender said,"This drink is on me"... I was appreciative of this... But other than this I saw the bartender on his personal phone taking a call 3 times and didn't seem to care when I had a cash out ticket waiting at all. Like I said, I'm not a huge gambler but I put in a total of $100 and playing blackjack went up and down quite a bit while playing. The check comes, all drinks were charged for except for the one,"He took care of..." Many better gaming spots to go to than this, good service and gaming is found elsewhere...
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output: Well I'm not sure what to put here because it was very different from any other chinese food that I've eaten. I ordered the chicken and broccoli which had hardly any sauce on it, it was bland. I also ordered vegetable lo mein which is my go to. I could eat that stuff all day and I didn't really like orient's at all. Maybe this is more authentic than I'm used to, but I won't order from here again. and the other thing that made me upset was that for delivery your order on its own not including tax and delivery fee had to be 15, which I know is pretty standard but my total was 14.75 and they wouldn't even let that slide. Oh well
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You're kidding right. As close to authentic Italian as I am (I'm Asian). RANT: Even in the black chip world of Las Vegas, charging twice as much as anyone else does not mean the food is twice as good. $22 for a personal Margherita pizza? $22??? The best example I had in Italy, from a widely acknowledged top pizzeria rated by professional food reviewers, 7 ($9). And yes, it was more than twice as good. The menu reads well with dishes from Toscana, Lazio, and Campania. Ordering done. Anticipation builds, then WTF, bread served with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, Italians would never commit such a culinary faux pas. The producers of either great ingredient would sooner see it run down the street then mix them together. Not a good sign. The springtime Roman classic, fried artichokes. They should be well trimmed, fried golden brown. The contrast between the bitter, crispy leaves and sweet tender heart makes the mouth all kinds of happy. NOT HERE. Half cooked, inedible leaves around an undercooked heart. Bitter and vegetal in all the wrong ways. The pizzas hailing from Nappoli, decent ingredients, properly blistered, crust well seasoned with a decent chew. So what's wrong? Rustic is one thing, plain sloppy is another. Margherita had 90 percent of the cheese on one side of the pizza. The desiccated, burnt basil on the other. The prosciutto with asparagus had all of it's ingredients centered in the middle with a two inch wide crust all around. Finally, the wines. This is an enotecca right? So Roman food, no wines from Lazio. Limited selections from Campania (Nappoli), Tuscany well represented. Vegas resort prices. Euro contemporary ambiance. Servers lack energy. Italy, still half a world away.