Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Working here was one of the reasons I was "festively plump" during high school. Although I worked at the Glendale location before (a loooong time ago), this one is equally as bad. My family used to be enticed by anything with "buffet" in the name. Oh geez, the stories we have about this place are endless and none of which fall under appropriate topics for dinner conversation. The food isn't that great, as it's hard to ensure quality when you make food in such large quantities. Plus, the eating habits of some of the clientle will make you worry. I fail to see the point of eating a salad drowning in ranch. Two stars for their dessert selection. Hot, piping bread pudding a la mode was my guilty pleasure..just don't eat too much.
Q: positive

A: This store is AWESOME! I had a terrible experience at another specialty running store, so when I walked in here I was pretty frustrated and apprehensive, but I couldn't be happier with the level of service I received. They took the time to ask me all kinds of questions about my running style, watched me walk, then had me try several different shoes on the treadmill with the video monitor to show how my feet move. I found a fantastic pair of shoes at a really good price. I will definitely be going back here for all of my running shoes, and will highly recommend them to everyone.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Good food and nice service. The owner serves excellent food and then will sing to resteraunt patrons, if you are lucky. Give it a go and you'll enjoy your Indaian food escapade.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: 5:00 movie for the kids. Drop 'em off at Harkins. Pickup at 6:30. One errand to run (I'm getting a self-sealing spare for my bike this time. Sheesh already with the flats) and then we can have a nice dinner out...alone. Not time to go far...where to eat? What's around here (S. Gilbert & the 202)? Hmm. They're all chains. We're just not up for chains tonight. What's around here that isn't a chain? *smell of wood burning* What about that place, Red, White and Brew? OK! Not a chain! Winner! So we head over to R,W & B. The service was pretty good. I would say it almost extended into the parking lot. We were about 20 feet from the door and someone was holding it for us, welcoming us to R,W & B. After we ordered drinks and perused the menu we settled on sharing an appetizer and splitting an entree. We shared chicken empanadas. They were little fried pockets filled with spiced chicken and a little...I'm not sure what else was in there. Not bad, lacking a little in complexity. Fresh and piping hot, we received these within minutes of ordering. For the appetizer we shared chicken marsala. The portion was pretty large, good for sharing. R,W & B's chicken marsala was not as robust and flavorful of a sauce as I was hoping for. The chicken was tasty and tender but marsala is normally such a profoundly flavorful sauce that I was a little disappointed. It was served with carrot spears and a choice of mashed potato or rice pilaf. We ordered it with mashed, it came with pilaf. No problem. We tried the pilaf while we waited for the potatoes. The pilaf was nicely flavored but troubled by occasional grains of uncooked (or dried-out) rice. The potatoes arrived and were very standard and on the salty side. Again, portion was large. Throughout our meal we were seeing baskets of little cheesy looking rolls arriving at nearby tables. We finally asked what they were as we had not seen anything like that on the menu. Our waiter informed us that they were bread sticks and that we had to ask for them. Alright, can we have some bread sticks too please? R,W &B should consider the novel approach of offering up bread sticks when you are seated like...every other restaurant I have ever seen that serves bread sticks. It was then I remembered reading Christy T's review of R,W,& B. At least it's not a chain.
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output: I came back to qua because I fell in love with it the last time I was here. The two star isn't for the facility, cuz I still love what the facility has to offer. The two star is for the service I received. The therapist I was assigned to was really nice, don't get me wrong. But here's my rant: My appointment was for 10am. I wasn't brought in at 10, cuz some other lady was brought in before me and it was 10 when she went in. I was brought back to the therapy rooms maybe 3-5 minutes later. Once we got there my therapist talked to me for few minutes and explained what "when in Rome" was all about. During the service it felt rushed. And I wasn't able to get to my relaxed state. When the service was over I looked at the clock and it was 11:15. The service was for 75 minute. But it obviously wasn't 75 minutes worth of service. It's more like 75 minutes from the time of your appointment to the time you leave the room. So really the actual "service" was maybe around 50-55 minutes. I should of just stuck with my classic massage like last time. "when I'm Rome" is usually a $200+ service but I got the summer promotion price, maybe that's why it felt like it wasn't up to par.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Not a whole lot to say just YUM! My co-worker ordered some for work and i missed out because i was busy... he had promised me some earlier but couldnt save any the next day we went together and he ordered a large. he had the girl split it into 2 boxes so i could take some home. it took a bit of a wait but i was very impressed, the garlic bread was awesome too very soft hours later the pizza was still good cold! im def going back to get the full experience for myself but their food alone has earned them more business