Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: My husband, daughter (16 months) and I dined here last week. Walking in the greeter was a bit icy and the waitress was too but everything went up from there. I loved that they offered salmon and broccoli on the kids menu. Hallelujah! I don't have to feed my kid a hot dog and fries. Thank you and she loved it. Ate almost the whole thing and 1/4 of my hamburger. (Yeah, she eats the good stuff and I eat the junk food.) My husband and I ordered a cheese plate for an appetizer. It was really tasty but a bit pricey ($12) for what we got and for the prices of everything overall. I ordered the Wisconsin burger and tossed green salad. The salad was good and burger, perfect. My husband ordered the Old Fashioned House burger with cheese curds. The curds were as good as everyone says. Yummo! The atmosphere was great and luckily we got there early and got in right away--it filled up pretty fast. It is a great place with some basic plates done very well.
Q: negative

A: First off, the host was welcoming and fast, and the waitress rocked. She knew we had to be somewhere soon and got the order in and delivered quickly. She even took care of the bill quickly and kept waters refilled. 5 stars for service. The food is hearty and filling, but also extremely greasy. It has that cheap restaurant, partially-hydrogenated-vegetable-oil-thickened-and-flavored-with imitation-butter-flavor viscous mouthfeel all over the omelet, potatoes, and toast. Probably something like "Pan & Grill" or "Savory" or "Whirl" that is all the rage at your local Denny's and I-Hops, and usually used with a heavy hand by line cooks who need to re-use that pan for the omelet after yours and don't want the chance of anything sticking. This is convenience food. Convenient for the line cooks, not so much for your belly. The asparagus in the omelet was tough, but then, I shouldn't have been ordering asparagus in Wisconsin in October! I accept responsibility for that poor choice. The "sauce" while having a nice hint of rosemary, also appeared to have been made with that nasty, 35 pound jug of phony butter product. If you want to feed people that nasty, greasy, thick, movie-popcorn flavored excuse for butter, you'd better be charging a lot less money than you are now. You're cheap, but not cheap enough for this greasy fare. Fun atmosphere, bad coffee, greasy food. I would suggest this as a decent beer bar maybe, until they get a lighter hand with the Whirl grease.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Used to come here with friends for a cheap and decent meal. Wasn't ever great, but it wasn't horrible either... Today, was a different story... Let me start by listing everything that was wrong with our experience: 1. The restaurant was filthy. The booth we were offered was littered with rice. The place looked like no one had cared for it for a while. 2. Our sushi looked like it had been chopped up and thrown together with no care or experience. 3. Our rolls only contained a small sliver of fish, compared to what we are usually used to. Any person that has any knowledge or experience of what good sushi is would tell you the same. I don't know why anyone would give this place better than a 2 rating...
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Output: Great food and service. Very happy with my visit.
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output: Queen Creek. I have to admit that when I think of somewhere that is "good to eat", Queen Creek doesn't exactly come to mind. That is... until I went to The Deli. It is located in an unsuspecting place and in my opinion, the location is something that makes it even more appealing -- the food is good enough that if the location was slightly more hip, you wouldn't be able to get a seat there... ever. Last night we brought our kids there and everyone had a sandwich. Our 5 year old had peanut butter and jelly (I thought it looked odd that they toasted the PB/J) and when he took his first bite his eyes lit up and he said "hey, this place is gooooood!" So if nothing else, your 5 year old will love the PB/J. Our 11 year old liked the pre-meal "snack" of some-kind-of-almost-hummus along with home-made crackers - and then everyone loved the sandwiches. I had the hot roast beef -- and it will be difficult to switch from that option for a while. No one had dessert this time, but after reading the reviews it appears that we missed out so next time we are back, we will be sure to try it. We also bought some hummus and pickles (both made right there) to take home -- and both are now gone the next day. Is the Deli good enough for you to try? Yep. Even if you have to drive to Queen Creek. Just don't everyone go trying it at once -- I am going to be a regular and don't want to have to wait in line to get in.
Q: negative

A:
Food is ok. Plating is elegant. Service is bad. Asked the waiter which lamb dish would he recommend, he was not interested to elaborate. I found a strand of hair on my veggie, told the waiter and he just smile and didn't say much. I'm very disappointed on how he reacted, seemed like he didn't care about the hygiene.