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An example of an positive review: I've been a follower, as well as a patron of the owners of Om Ink Gallery for quite some time now and have traveled to all corners of the valley to have work done by Duane Rhoades. A class act and overall great guy, he captures your tattoo ideas well and manages to deliver them in a way that not only keeps you satisfied but finds you wanting more of his work. I am excited to see that they have opened Om Ink Gallery and expect great things from them. If you get the chance, stop by and see them. Entrust them with you ideas and watch as they come to fruition.

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An example of an negative review: I got horrendous food poisoning, threw up violently, got hot and cold chills, headache, body aches. I don't recommend going to this location for your Chipotle fix. :,(

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An example of an positive review: I feel quite familiar with this airport now, as I use it about once a month to fly to Italy or some more exotic destination. Getting to Edinburgh airport is easy, the air bus costs about 3 each way and takes you right to the entrance. Alternatively, quick drop off costs 1 or you can be dropped off in a long stay car park for free, then take a free bus to the airport. Make sure whoever drops you offer leaves straight away, or after 10 minutes they start being charged. Personally, I think the bus is the best way to enter. Usually customs is quite quick and efficient. Coming from South England, I always used to use Heathrow or Gatwick as my main airports. They are massive, and offer all the exciting chains one can hope for in an airport: Wagamama, yo sushi, pret a manger, harrods, hamleys etc! Though far more compact, Edinburgh airport offers a good variety, including boots (which is great for meal deals, cheap water and last minute cosmetics), Yo sushi, 2 branches of Eat (which has an amazing selection of soups, breakfasts including pastries, porridge, pies, sandwiches, fruit, salad, baguettes etc, all made with really good quality ingredients. I usually go for the vegetable gyoza, though tomorrow morning I will be needing to find some breakfast), one of which is before customs, the other after. There's a wh smith bookshop, and another branch which deals with the more traditional trade-magazines, sweets, newspapers and bric-o-brac. There are a few last minute gift shops, a decent sized duty free, and a few bars (which I never go to so I can't comment on them...) In terms of destinations, there are not many direct long-haul flights from Edinburgh, though quite a few with stopovers in other European cities like Paris, Madrid, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Vienna on route for Asia and South America. There are quite a few new exciting budget flights, including the easyjet to Reykjavik which I will be using in May and apparently a new ryanair flight to Milan Bergamo. Cheap destinations include Dublin and Paris. Flights are usually on time, though in extreme snowy or windy conditions expect some delays or cancellations; the Brits aren't great at dealing with extreme weather.

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An example of an negative review: This place has average sushi, although the Cougar Rolls are very different and delicious. The service here is always just okay. Make sure you don't sit by the windows here - you will be pestered by fruit flies your entire meal. This place has tons of them and it is disgusting. They are the worst in the corner window seats. I wish this place would do something about them...