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coffeesp00ns · 3537 days ago · link · · parent · post: Hubski, what do you look for in a restaurant review?
Other people have brought this up, and I agree: Have realistic expectations about where you're going, and bring them to the review. My favourite places to go are diners - if they're the sort where you "come for the food, stay for the abuse", so much the better - and they will often sling some AMAZING food, but their atmosphere can often leave something to be desired for some people, and some people find the menu a bit... stale? overdone? These places could often suffer from a mediocre review when, for their audience, they are gems. Another thing I could suggest is, at the end of your review, pick out 5-7 words, separate or a sentence, to describe your experience, then (if you liked it), pick a dish you recommend. congrats on the gig!