Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Very Poor service and average to below average food for the price. Don't order the wings cause it is a rip off too. I went to the Frank Lloyd/Bell and Scottsdale Rd location and order the 10$ wings and I thought I would get around 12 wings but only got 7 and when ask server she said that they weigh 1lbs and that is it. After taxes and tip I paid 2$ a wing. Now that is a Rip Off!!!!
Q: positive

A: This place is ultra cool. Mis-matched mid century modern furniture. Brick walls, exposed unfinished ceiling ( you see air ducts and stuff) and lots of art. Great people watching place as you have students, professionals, artist, all ages, all ethnicities come together in this hipster joint. Coffee is great, the dutch pancake that they serve on weekends - AMAZING. I don't believe they have an obvious sign in front so just look for the building next to Pane Bianco. Oh and this place converts into a bar at night. Moscow Mules in copper cups anyone ?
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I don't think it is my imagination. Their policies seemed to have changed slightly. I am happy to report it "appears" things are a lot better here for our furry friends. Out of all the animals, they seem mostly 'taken'. Either adopted, or still in people waiting mode (still rated stray and awaiting their owner). I also saw several signs of "dog of the day, $36, take me home today". (Although, I always thought their adoption fees were hefty -dogs $60(older dog) -100 and $150 for purebred or toy dog! Or $50-150 for a cat!) and the 'pay now, come back tomorrow to take home' annoying. There were a ton of pitt bulls (natch) that appeared to have a bright future, since many had 'adopted' on their cage. They were all friendly, tail-wagging, licky things. (must have been around 70). For so little you get so much - so save a life. Since this is a kill shelter, these furry friends usually don't have a lot of time to sit and wait around for you to pick your life long comapion - they can bring so much joy & happiness to your life !
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Output: The staff was pleasant and friendly. I liked the finished product. Those are the good things I have to say, now on to the other stuff. The decore was very cool, however dirty white sofas kinda grossed me out. Then soaking my feet in a bucket of room temp water was not ideal. I felt really awkward putting my feet directly on the 'technicians' knees as she sat on a stool in front of me, while I sat on a sofa. She mentioned product that she forgot to try and sell me at the end. I like the idea of a spa that is plus size friendly, but I think they should have waited until the could afford the proper equipment before offering so many services. I shiver thinking where the tattoo artist was supposed to work??
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output: I'm officially in my happy place! Yummy homemade Cuban food one mile from my house!!! My BFF, a co-worker, and I headed over here for lunch. As the name would indicate, it's a buffet, but you can order anything off the buffet as a main dish and a few other standard items are available daily (Cuban sandwiches - didn't try these today, but they looked just like the ones that I sucked down in Miami, Plantainos Maduros - yummy caramelized plantains, Tostones - smashed plantains fried in to little fritters, and OMG good Flan). We got there a little before noon and the place was full. The crowd was a mix of families and suit types. We were greeted by the friendliest of staff and headed off to the one free table. The menu and prices for the buffet vary by day and they are closed on Mondays. Take out is sold by the pound, so eating in is definitely the best bargain. As this was our first visit, we each decided to have the buffet to ensure we got to sample as much as possible. The main buffet has around 14 items. We tried the following: *Pollo Frita (Fried Chicken) and Fricase de Pollo (Sauce Chicken) - both were juicy and tender. *Estofado de Res Al La Jaudinera (Pulled Pork with Vegetables in a Tomato Sauce) *Puerco Asado (Unbelievably good roasted Pork - tender and juicy with just the right amount of fat for flavor) *Yuca Root (served in large slices - tender and yummo) *Con Gris (Black Beans and Rice) *Frijol Colorado (Red Beans) In addition they had two additional rices, menudo, pan (little rolls - these were the only things that were somewhat generic), and a soup (but we all thought it was way too hot out to try this one). There are two smaller buffets - one with fresh fruits and a tossed salad, and one with deserts (which we didn't even get to because we were so full). We added the Tostones (4 smashed plantains - fried in to little pancake like fritters) and Plantainos Maduros (caramelized plantains that we dusted with sugar - sending them right over the edge of gastric heaven). I think these were each $1.50 extra. Ended the meal with cubano coffee (mine con leche) and flan (really some of the best that I have had - dense and creamy with just the perfect amount of caramel sauce). I think the coffees were $1.50 each and the flans were $3.00 (well worth the investment and the perfect ending to a wonderful meal). Lunch ran about $16.00 for each of us, but we could have gotten out for under ten each if we had just stuck to the buffet. They have a decent selection of Cuban / Latin drinks, and coke products. And I'm pretty sure I saw someone with a Corona, so they must serve beer as well. This place used to be a Pizza Hut and doesn't appear to have gone through much updating, so don't expect much in the form of atmosphere, but the food is really good - not fancy (more like you would get at someone's home), and is very clean. The wait staff is extraordinarily nice and as they knew we hadn't been there before, kept asking if everything was ok and if we had any questions. One and a half hours after entering the place, we rolled ourselves back out in to the heat and vowed to be back soon! We were all so full that we would have been more comfortable if they had a wheel barrow service that could have ported us to the cars, but c'est la vie... So if anyone out there is looking for a good alternative to Havana Cafe, please check this place out. The food isn't fancy schmancy, but it is all very good and authentic (Mama does the cooking!) and the Latin music in the background will have your toes tapping throughout your meal.
Q: negative

A:
We went here for an early dinner on a Thursday. Thought we try it out since it's only minutes from our house. The menu was alright, the prices on the food are reasonable. We ordered the shrimp bowl with brown rice with beans & two shrimp tacos with rice and beans as well. We sat down a table with booth seating, and noticed that no one had cleaned off the table. As for the drinks, we had ice water, ordered Corona and the skinny long island ice tea from a waitress who had walked by. When I was about to drink the long island, I noticed a big chip on the inside of my glass. So I waited until another staff member came by and I told her about the glass, she took it from me and returned with a new clean glass & drink. The food was okay in flavor, it wasn't delicious. I don't think we're going to come back...only because a few minutes after we ate, both our stomachs were acting up...it's a sign that the food was not as fresh as it looks. :( The good thing about Wahoo's - the staff members are very friendly and the atmosphere reminds me of Hawaii & Cali.