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{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- The reviewer doesn't follow specific dietary restrictions (vegan, organic, etc.) and eats what they like\n- Gives the place 2 stars\n- Finds some items overpriced, even if not organic or vegan-certified\n- Feels like 90% of inventory is priced at a premium\n- Liked the prepared meals and cut fruit sections, willing to pay for those" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "I eat what i like. I don't 'have to have' organic anything - i will only eat things i like. That being said, everything is overpriced here. Who decides to charge almost $5 for one apple?! Or a loaf of whole wheat bread that's not certified organic, at nearly $4?! Everything seems to be at a premium, unless it's something you'd normally find in a dumpster. That's not gonna fly with me.\\n\\nThis place, despite being overpriced, has one hell of a selection. The prepared meals are worth the price, and I will come here again for the cut fruit. Just like I said, I eat what I like, so I'm not too picky, but seriously, this place is a joke.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI'm not one to get caught up in dietary trends, I eat what I want and like, and I was excited to try out this new market. Unfortunately, my experience left me feeling underwhelmed and overcharged.\n\nDon't get me wrong, I did enjoy the prepared meals and cut fruit sections - those were definitely worth the splurge. But, oh man, the prices on some of the other items were simply outrageous. I'm not asking for organic or vegan-certified everything, but it felt like 90% of the inventory was slapped with a premium price tag just because it's \"artisanal\" or whatever buzzword is trending this week.\n\nI walked out of there with a lighter wallet and a bad taste in my mouth (not from the food, which was decent, but from the sticker shock). Unless they revamp their pricing strategy, I'll be taking my business (and appetite) elsewhere." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**Pros:**\n\n- Always have towels available\n- Very clean facilities\n- Cardio equipment always available\n- Pools and hot tub on site\n- Ample lockers\n- Friendly staff\n- Variety of classes offered\n- Plenty of free weights\n- Convenient location next to Target and Trader Joe's\n- Never overcrowded, even during peak hours\n\n**Cons:**\n\n- Limited parking due to older ladies taking up spots (not gym's fault)\n- Only one flat bench press\n- Occasionally, kids wander into weight areas due to kids' activities and pools\n\n**Minor issues:**\n\n- Some members take up space without working out, but it's a common gym problem." }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Having tried a few gyms, the one on Main St is the best I've encountered. The towel situation is always available, the facilities are very clean, and the cardio equipment is always available. The pool and hot tub are a big plus! There are plenty of lockers to store your belongings and the staff are always helpful and friendly. The classes are pretty varied for all levels and fitness goals. If you're just getting started on your fitness journey, they have plenty of free weights and even groups of sets to start out with. The location is also great since it's located right next to Target and Trader Joe's. \\n\\nMy only gripe is that sometimes the flat bench press is taken up, the pool area can get a little chaotic because of the kids wandering in and out of the weight area due to the kid's activities, and the older ladies in sweats often take up spots without working out. That being said, these aren't unique to this gym. I never find myself waiting in line, even at 6 am!", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**5/5 stars**\n\nI'm so impressed with this gym! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a friendly staff and sparkling clean facilities. The cardio equipment is always available, and I love that they have plenty of free weights to choose from. The variety of classes offered is amazing, and I've never had trouble getting into the one I want.\n\nBut what really sets this gym apart is the amenities. The pool and hot tub are a wonderful way to unwind after a tough workout, and the ample lockers mean I never have to worry about finding a place to stash my stuff. Plus, the convenient location next to Target and Trader Joe's makes it easy to fit in a workout on my lunch break.\n\nMy only minor complaints are that there's only one flat bench press (come on, guys, can we get another one?), and sometimes kids wander into the weight area due to the kids' activities and pools. And, let's be real, some members do take up space without actually working out (but I think that's a problem at most gyms, sadly!).\n\nThe only real con is that parking can be a challenge due to some...ahem...older ladies taking up spots (not the gym's fault, of course!). But overall, I'm so happy with my experience here. The gym is never overcrowded, even during peak hours, which makes for a much more enjoyable workout experience.\n\nHighly recommend this gym to anyone looking for a clean, convenient, and amenity-rich workout spot!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Took older car to Walter's with unknown issue (barely running)\n- Issue was simply an oil change problem\n- Walter's did not take advantage of lack of car knowledge\n- They only fix what's necessary and are fair with pricing\n- Returned for inspection and received honest assessment\n- Only mentioned previously known needed repairs\n- Highly recommend Walter's for older car owners seeking honest repairs" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Went to Walser with my old GM Aveo. I'm not familiar with the car, but the oil was black and it was not running well at all. They did an inspection and told me it needed work. At that time the work was not actually needed, it just needed an oil change! A little added advice; they don't take advantage of the fact that you may not know much about your old vehicle, and they keep prices low. A year later they let me know it's time to come back in, and they only told me what they found during my previous visit that they knew could be problematic. They do a good job on old cars as they take them that seriously. This is a great place for any classic car owner, and for anyone looking for a genuine repair shop!", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Title: A Breath of Fresh Air in the Car Repair Industry!\n\nRating: 5/5 stars\n\nI recently took my older car to Walter's with a mysterious issue that had it barely running. I was worried sick about what could be wrong with it, and my lack of car knowledge only added to my anxiety. But, oh boy, am I glad I chose Walter's!\n\nThe amazing team at Walter's quickly diagnosed the problem and, to my surprise, it was simply an oil change issue! I was bracing myself for the worst, but they didn't take advantage of my ignorance and instead, provided a straightforward and affordable solution.\n\nWhat impressed me even more was their honesty and transparency. They only fixed what was necessary, and their pricing was more than fair. I didn't feel like I was being taken for a ride, unlike some other shops I've dealt with in the past.\n\nI returned for an inspection, and their assessment was spot on. They only mentioned the previously known repairs that my car needed, without trying to upsell or scare me into unnecessary work.\n\nAs an older car owner, it's a huge relief to have found a trusted and honest repair shop like Walter's. They truly have your best interests at heart and will not take advantage of your lack of car knowledge. I highly recommend Walter's to anyone seeking reliable and affordable car repairs. They're a breath of fresh air in the industry, and I'm so grateful to have found them!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Old-school, traditional \"mom 'n pop\" restaurant with high quality\n- Best fish and chips, and superb fried shrimp\n- Hidden gem, non-corporate, and a nostalgic piece of Americana\n- Highly recommended" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "This 'mom 'n pop' joint has been around longer than most of the people working here and still has some of the highest quality and the best fish 'n chips I've ever had. Their fried shrimp, though not on the menu, is also out of this world and not to be missed. It's an old, non-corporate piece of Americana that I feel lucky to have stumbled upon. Treat yourself or bring a tourist, it's worth it.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Title: A Hidden Gem that'll Take You Back in Time!\n\nRating: 5/5 stars\n\nI just stumbled upon this adorable, old-school \"mom 'n pop\" restaurant, and I'm still reeling from the experience! This place is a true hidden gem, a nostalgic piece of Americana that will transport you back to a simpler time. The moment you step inside, you'll be enveloped in a warm, cozy atmosphere that screams \"home cooking.\"\n\nNow, about the food – oh boy, the food! The fish and chips are hands-down the best I've ever had. The batter is crispy and light, the fish is flaky and tender, and the portion is generous to say the least. But the real star of the show is the fried shrimp. It's cooked to perfection, with a subtle crunch that gives way to succulent, juicy shrimp. I could eat it all day, every day!\n\nWhat I love most about this place is its non-corporate vibe. You won't find any fancy gimmicks or pretentious menu items here. Just good, old-fashioned comfort food that'll leave you feeling like you're dining at your favorite aunt's house.\n\nIf you're looking for a genuine, down-to-earth dining experience, look no further. This place is a must-visit, and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves good food, good vibes, and a healthy dose of nostalgia. Don't sleep on this hidden gem – get yourself there ASAP and taste the difference for yourself!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Visited the bar three nights in a row (Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday)\n- Loved the different themed nights (African, Latin Dance, Brass Band)\n- Friendly and approachable ownership and bartenders\n- Bartenders remembered the reviewer's name and drink order\n- Allowed customization of drinks (e.g., Flaming Dr. Pepper)\n- Diverse and welcoming crowd\n- Food was a pleasant surprise:\n - Tortas (Chicken and Steak) for $7.00 were perfect\n - Sandwiches with tofu or breaded chicken, avocado, and chipotle sauce\n - Cheese Steak Torta for $9.00 with grilled steak, peppers, and homemade guacamole\n- Will return every time they're in Pittsburgh" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "All the above comments for the drinks apply to the 3 nights I hit this place in a row. The African night, latin dance, and brass band nights were all amazing, the local owner/bartenders are very friendly and always treated me like a personal friend, even remembering my name and what I wanted to drink. I requested a flaming dr pepper, and they'd always bring it out. Over the last 3 nights I also hit this place on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. Plus, I had a thoroughly pleasant surprise with the food...My favorite tortas are usually chocolate! The catas (chicken or steak - I had both) for $7.00 is a perfect, fast lunch/dinner. You can pair it with tofu, breaded chicken, avocado and chipotle sauce. The cheese steak torta, $9.00 is tasty, grilled steak, peppers, and guacamole. All great. I'll be back anytime I'm in Pittsburgh.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**5/5 stars**\n\nI'm still reeling from my incredible experience at [Bar Name]! I ended up visiting three nights in a row (Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday) and each night was just as amazing as the last.\n\nThe themed nights were so much fun - I got to enjoy African music on Thursday, Latin Dance on Saturday, and Brass Band on Sunday. The energy was always electric!\n\nWhat really made my experience stand out, though, was the exceptional service from the ownership and bartenders. They were all so friendly and approachable, and by the second night, they already knew my name and drink order! I was impressed by their attention to detail and willingness to customize my drinks to my liking (hello, Flaming Dr. Pepper).\n\nThe crowd at [Bar Name] was also incredibly diverse and welcoming. I felt right at home sipping on my drinks and munching on their delicious food. Speaking of which, the food was a pleasant surprise! The $7 tortas (I tried the Chicken and Steak) were perfect, and the sandwiches with tofu or breaded chicken, avocado, and chipotle sauce were to die for. But the real showstopper was the $9 Cheese Steak Torta, featuring grilled steak, peppers, and homemade guacamole. Wow.\n\nNeedless to say, I'll be back every time I'm in Pittsburgh. [Bar Name] has earned a loyal customer in me!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Visited PF Chang's with a large group of 20 people on a Sunday\n- Despite having to split tables, food was delicious\n- Standout dishes:\n - Spring rolls\n - Chicken lettuce wraps\n - Vegetarian mooshu (special request)\n - Fried banana dessert (highly recommended for groups)\n- Fried banana dessert details:\n - Wrapped in spring roll wrapper\n - Served with coconut/pineapple ice cream\n- Overall, great experience and would return" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "On a recent Sunday, I dined at PF Changs with a group of 20. Despite having to split the tables, the food was delicious. The standout was their spring rolls, which were crispy and full of goodness.\\n\\nAll eight of us shared spring rolls. The chicken lettuce wraps were a hit. My friend, a vegetarian, was given an imprompt vegetarian mooshu to enjoy on the side with her wraps.\\n\\nDessert was a delightful fried banana - wrapped in a spring roll wrapper! Served with a scoop of coconut/pineapple ice cream, it made for a great end to the meal.\\n\\nI would definitely return to try more dishes, as we were in and out for well under $200.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Title: A Delicious Sunday Funday with a Large Group at PF Chang's!\n\nRating: 5/5 stars\n\nI recently had the pleasure of dining at PF Chang's with a group of 20 friends on a Sunday, and I must say, it was an incredible experience! Despite having to split our group across multiple tables, the staff handled it like pros, and the food was absolutely delicious.\n\nStandout dishes that impressed our group included the crispy and flavorful spring rolls, the savory chicken lettuce wraps, and the vegetarian mooshu (which we special requested and they happily accommodated). But the real showstopper was the fried banana dessert - a game-changer for groups! It's a must-try: wrapped in a spring roll wrapper and served with a side of creamy coconut-pineapple ice cream. It's the perfect sweet treat to share with friends.\n\nOverall, our large group had an amazing time at PF Chang's. The food was fantastic, the service was attentive, and the atmosphere was lively and fun. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great dining experience, especially with a big group. We can't wait to go back and do it all again!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Best brunch in the city\n- Exceptional eggs, considered the best ever\n- Highly recommended scallop breakfast dish, featuring:\n - 2 perfectly cooked scallops\n - Scrambled eggs\n - Creamy grits\n - Buttery croissant\n - Sausage, apples, and butternut squash\n- Excellent service:\n - Friendly hostess\n - Great waiter\n- Note: Additional mimosas are $8 each, which may be overpriced" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Best brunch in the city. The eggs are hands down the best I've ever had. Scallops breakfast was just fantastic. Best scallops I've ever had in a breakfast dish; it included not just 2 cooked very well but also scrambled eggs, cream syrup (like grits), butter croissant, sausage, butternut squash, and apples. Friendly hostess and great waiter as well. $8 a pop for mimosas which may be a little steep, but delicious all the same.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "5/5 stars\n\nI'm still reeling from the absolute perfection that is brunch at [Restaurant Name]. Hands down, this is the best brunch spot in the city. The eggs? LIFE. CHANGING. I've never had eggs so expertly cooked, so fluffy and divine. But the real showstopper is the scallop breakfast dish - a must-order, trust me. The two perfectly cooked scallops are paired with scrambled eggs, creamy grits, a buttery croissant, and a delightful mix of sausage, apples, and butternut squash. It's a flavor explosion that will leave you weak in the knees.\n\nAnd the service? Top-notch. Our hostess was warm and welcoming, and our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable. They truly made our dining experience exceptional.\n\nOne minor quibble: the additional mimosas at $8 each may be a tad steep for some budgets. However, the quality of the food and service more than makes up for it.\n\nIf you're looking for a brunch spot that will knock your socks off, look no further than [Restaurant Name]. Book your table now and prepare for a culinary experience you won't soon forget!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Took car to Monro with a flat tire\n- They claimed tire was unrepairable due to \"cracking on the edges\" after external examination\n- Disputed diagnosis, citing superficial \"hairline cracks\"\n- Suspicious of coincidental finding of similar cracks on all four tires\n- Found tire replacement prices to be excessive (~$500 for warranty-covered tires, ~$480 for in-house tires)\n- Researched and found prices to be significantly higher than manufacturer's website\n- Declined service and took car to another shop, where flat was fixed for $20\n- Questioned legitimacy of Monro's diagnosis and pricing" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "So we took our car to Monro with a flat tire. We took it out, and claimed they could not repair the tire and had to replace it, citing cracking on the edges. I pointed out that this was not bad and that it was superficial in the morning, when I put the lug nuts back on. I asked them to inspect the tire more closely, but they just said that is what they said upon close examination. If that was the case, then I'm sure they would have found similar problems with the other tires as they were also almost all cracked. Sure enough, we took the car in, they looked at the tires and when they saw them cracked on all 4 tires they called us and told us we could put in a warranty claim and replace all of them. They were $500 to boot for warranty tires and $480 for in house tires. I didn't think this was fair at all. It is highly likely that they were charging us $400 to repair a tire for $20 at Pep Boys.\\n\\nSo I pulled up the prices on the website, and it's not only not high, it's not even in the same stratosphere. They said they have have to put in lot of labor to mount them, lift them up, and inspect the rest of the tires. Well, so did Pep Boys in seconds! I just simply went to another shop down the street and the flat was fixed for $20.\\n\\nThey had no problem flipping me a dollar sign for their overhead and saving themselves a lot of time and effort. I'm going to keep a close eye on their practice and I'm sure that their additional costs are not necessary for a tire repair.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**1/5 stars**\n\nI'm extremely disappointed with my recent experience at Monro. I took my car in with a flat tire, hoping for a quick and easy fix. Instead, I was met with a questionable diagnosis and outrageous pricing.\n\nAfter a cursory external examination, the \"expert\" at Monro told me that my tire was unrepairable due to \"cracking on the edges\". When I disputed the diagnosis, citing the superficial \"hairline cracks\" that didn't seem to be affecting the tire's performance, I was brushed off. But what really raised my suspicions was that they claimed to have found similar cracks on all four of my tires. Coincidence? I think not.\n\nThe real kicker was the price quote: a whopping $500 for warranty-covered tires and $480 for their in-house option. I did some research and found that these prices were significantly higher than what the manufacturer lists on their website. It smelled like a classic case of price gouging.\n\nI declined their \"service\" and took my car to another shop, where the flat was fixed for a reasonable $20. Needless to say, I'm left questioning the legitimacy of Monro's diagnosis and pricing. It's clear that their priority is padding their bottom line, not providing honest and affordable service to their customers.\n\nUnless you enjoy being taken for a ride, I'd strongly advise against taking your car to Monro. There are far more reputable and affordable options out there." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Made reservations for a bachelorette party, highly recommended to avoid long wait times\n- Sangria was amazing, recommended by server Alex\n- Food orders:\n - Thin crust pepperoni pizza (hit the spot)\n - Salads (amazing)\n - Pesto chicken pizza (nothing left on the plate)\n- Overall great experience, will definitely return" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Moral of the story: Make reservations!! \\\"\\\"Found out this via overhearing a hostess taking a reservation for a bachelorette party. An hour and a half early does the trick for standing room only. The sangria was handed our table courtesy of a helpful Alex...thank you!\\\"\\\"We happened to order thin crust pepperoni pizza (hits the spot! All 4 salads were amazing and the pesto chicken pizza, I came close to finishing a 1/2 pizza as the only one remaining on my plate...\\\"\\\"Another successful night in E-town all thanks to Pizza Peaers of 5 stars! We will return!", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a possible Yelp review based on the bullet points:\n\n**5/5 stars**\n\nI recently celebrated a bachelorette party at this restaurant and I'm so glad we made reservations in advance - it's a must-do to avoid long wait times! Our server Alex was fantastic and recommended the sangria, which did NOT disappoint. It was absolutely amazing!\n\nThe food was incredible too. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, including the thin crust pepperoni pizza, which totally hit the spot. The salads were amazing, fresh and flavorful. But the real star of the show was the pesto chicken pizza - we devoured the entire thing and left nothing on the plate!\n\nOverall, we had an amazing experience at this restaurant. The atmosphere was lively and fun, the service was top-notch, and the food was outstanding. I'll definitely be back and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great meal out!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Had a peppermint mocha at this Starbucks location\n- Part of an effort to visit every Starbucks in the USA\n- This location is situated in the center of a circle road, in a newer part of the area" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "I stopped by here for a peppermint mocha in my journey to visit a Starbucks in every state in the USA. As with all Starbucks that I've been to, it was good. This one is located in the center of a circle road in a newer area of the city.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Title: A Refreshing Pit Stop on My Starbucks Quest!\n\nRating: 4/5 stars\n\nI stopped by this Starbucks location as part of my mission to visit every Starbucks in the USA (yes, it's a thing!), and I'm glad I did! Situated in the center of a circle road in a newer part of the area, this store is easy to find and has a modern vibe to it.\n\nI ordered a peppermint mocha, which was expertly crafted by the barista. The drink was rich, creamy, and had just the right amount of peppermint zing. It was a perfect pick-me-up on a busy day.\n\nWhile this location didn't necessarily stand out from the usual Starbucks experience, it was a solid stop on my Starbucks tour. The staff was friendly, and the store was clean and well-maintained. If you're in the area, this is a reliable spot to grab a cup of coffee and go.\n\nOn to the next Starbucks adventure!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Great for a quick haircut\n- $22 for a haircut with extreme attention to detail and excellent finish" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Great haircut, like the place to go. A quick haircut, get a great cut, good attention to detail, and finish. $22.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**5/5 stars**\n\nI stopped by this spot for a quick trim and was blown away by the value I received! For just $22, I got a haircut that exceeded my expectations in every way. The attention to detail was extreme - my stylist didn't miss a single stray hair or uneven edge. The finish was excellent, leaving me looking and feeling like a million bucks.\n\nIf you're looking for a great haircut without breaking the bank, this is the place to go. The quick and efficient service makes it perfect for those of us with busy schedules, and the quality of the cut is top-notch. I'll definitely be back for my next trim!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Slow service\n- Below average food\n- Would not return" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Terrible service. Food below average. Would not eat here again.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**1/5 stars**\n\nI'm really disappointed to be writing this review, but my recent experience at [Restaurant Name] was a total letdown. From the moment we walked in, the service was glacial. Our server seemed overwhelmed and it took an eternity to get our orders taken, let alone receive our food.\n\nAnd when the food did finally arrive, it was a major disappointment. I ordered the [dish name], which I was really looking forward to, but it was just...meh. The flavors were dull, the portion was small, and the presentation was lacking. My companion's dish wasn't much better, unfortunately.\n\nTo be honest, I wouldn't return to this restaurant even if you paid me. There are so many other great options in the area that actually deliver on flavor and service. Save your time and money, folks, and skip [Restaurant Name]." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Beginner-friendly climbing experience with a decent price point ($16 for shoe rental and climbing fee)\n- Spent 2 hours on a Saturday, despite being crowded (15-30 people)\n- Many beginner climbs available, with varying levels of difficulty (VB to V4)\n- Safety concerns: high walls, old and few mats, and lack of rule-following among patrons\n- Facility is smaller than expected, but reasonable for Pittsburgh\n- Main complaint: limited lesson times with harness, making it difficult for beginners to get started\n- Consider taking classes for more support and guidance, despite the extra cost" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Pro's: \\n\\nI had a pretty fun time for 16. Found this place because of the location and the price of their shoe rental and climbing fee ($16). Came on a Sat at 1:00pm with my girlfriend for the first time in the gym. There were like 15-30 people there, so it was still pretty crowded. There were some beginner climbs on walls with easier climbs on the inside. VB to V4 as the hard-est climbs on walls out there. There are however quite a few things that make this place not one of the best in Pittsburgh as far as climbing goes. The walls are way way up from the ground. The only safety issue I have is with the mats. They're old and not too many. I had to use one of those safety things to make sure I didn't get hurt (with other people climbing.) Not very nice. I've been to other gyms, and these people could care less. They cut into your airspace, fall and are lucky they don't fall (since they had no safety gear.) You think you're safe going next to a roped climber, but they're not paying attention. Good luck. Facility wise, it's small but for Pittsburgh it's decent. Definitely look for a \\\"Climb Around\\\" for classes with harness, and try not to take it seriously, it's not the best gym out there. I'm used to climbing on REAL ROCK by way of REI and I have climbed those in illinois. A lot of the climbs were more strenuous for me (with a waist belt and all other sorts of harness.) Sorry though, 1:00pm on Saturday, I didn't get help cause it was every 2 hours. Too bad they don't teach beginner classes to each set anymore. They don't have the lesson times with harness because they don't think they'll get enough people. Class: easy and I love climbing! I will come back. This class however ruined my climbing ability. I still can't fall. Maybe go to Denver to get a second look....", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**3/5 stars**\n\nI stopped by this climbing gym on a Saturday afternoon and was pleased to find a beginner-friendly experience at a decent price point ($16 for shoe rental and climbing fee). Despite being crowded with 15-30 people, I was able to spend a solid 2 hours climbing and exploring the facility.\n\nThe gym offers a range of beginner climbs with varying levels of difficulty (VB to V4), which was great for me as a newbie. However, I do have some safety concerns. The high walls can be intimidating, and the old and limited number of mats made me a bit nervous. Additionally, I noticed that some patrons weren't following the rules, which didn't exactly fill me with confidence.\n\nThe facility itself is smaller than I expected, but it's reasonable for Pittsburgh. My main complaint is that the lesson times with harnesses are limited, making it difficult for beginners like myself to get started. If I were to do it again, I'd consider taking classes for more support and guidance, despite the extra cost.\n\nOverall, I'd recommend this gym to fellow beginners, but with some caveats. Be prepared for a crowd, and don't be afraid to ask for help or guidance. With a few tweaks to their safety measures and lesson times, I think this place could be a real gem." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Ordered a Popcorn Chicken Salad from a pizza place, knowing it wasn't the healthiest choice\n- The salad included iceberg lettuce, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, french fries, popcorn chicken, and three types of cheese\n- Although it tasted good, the writer is now experiencing discomfort and regret after eating it\n- Unsure which ingredient caused the issue, but suspects it's karma punishing them for cheating on their diet\n- Will think twice before ordering from this place again" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Ugh, I'm feeling so cheated right now. I'd rather have an unnecessary deck of Arby's fries than eat anything else, but I went for a whole piece of chicken with some greens.\\n\\nThere was lettuce, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, cucumbers, red onions, french fries, a piece of popcorn chicken, three sorts of cheese... nothing. It was the salad I ordered when I ordered a pizza from the place in question, and it was alright.\\n\\nI'm in a lot of discomfort, I've been regretting my decision and there has been no complaint about my meal at all. Please forgive me for posting such low-quality pictures, but I'm not quite sure which bad ingredient I can file under a simple salad. \\\"Karma\\\" has a funny way of hurting me sometimes.\\n\\nI've been guilty of looking down on heavy metal lovers, all metal guys look at me and say, \\\"no one will care about their judgement when, after a late-night of heavy metal, some band wears.\\\"\\n\\nI wasn't ready for a legit band, I was more of a anime/rogaine fan with a chance. Well, I should take photos back, I'm another form of metal (pain)\\n\\nIt won't be until I can mount some conviction on my next review to bring my hopes up to expectation, so it will be a while before I put my name in a review. The next time I order from this pizza place, you can best bet there isn't any guacamole surrounding their style.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI'm not sure what possessed me to order the Popcorn Chicken Salad from [Pizza Place], a place known for its pies, not its greens. But, I did, and now I'm paying the price.\n\nThe salad itself was...interesting. Iceberg lettuce, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, and French fries (because why not?) all mixed together with popcorn chicken and a trifecta of cheeses. It was a flavor bomb, I'll give it that. But, oh, the aftermath.\n\nAs I sit here, nursing my discomfort and regret, I'm left wondering which ingredient was the culprit. Was it the fried chicken? The French fries? The three types of cheese? Or was it just good old-fashioned karma, punishing me for cheating on my diet?\n\nWhile the taste buds were initially pleased, my stomach is now waging war against me. I'm not sure if I'll be back to [Pizza Place] anytime soon. Maybe next time I'll stick to a simple veggie pie...or a salad with, you know, actual healthy ingredients.\n\nMoral of the story: don't try to outsmart your diet, folks. It won't end well." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- The reviewer loves N.Y. style pizza and tried several places in Pittsburgh\n- Pittsburgh-style pizza is different from true NYC style: thicker crust, more cheese, and sweeter tomato sauce\n- Reviewer's ranking of Pittsburgh pizza places:\n 1. Fiori's\n 2. Pizza Sola (Penn Circle Branch)\n 3. Pizza Perfectta\n 4. Aiello's (Murray Street)\n 5. Beto's (least favorite)\n- Wants to try Mineo's, a Pittsburgh native's favorite, which was closed during the visit\n- Pizza Perfectta is primarily a take-out place with limited seating" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "After tryin some of the other places here in Pittsburgh, I came to the same conclusion: Pittsburgh isn't really the right place for a true N.Y. style pizza. The crust is thicker, there's way more cheese, and the tomato sauce is sweeter. What gives?? I mean, I've even tried Pizza Sola in the Penn Circle branch, Aiello's on Murray Street, Mineo's and Beto's.\\n\\nOn that note, my ranking of Pizza places here go like this. 1. Fiori's. 2. Pizza Sola. 3. Pizza Perfectta. 4. Aiello's. 5. Beto's.\\n\\nI also came close to tryin Mineo's on Saturday, since another Pittsburgen was saying it was his favorite. Unfortunately it was closed. They also have take out from Pizza Perfectta. They were the only place I visited here that you could only get take out.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**4/5 Stars**\n\nAs a N.Y. style pizza aficionado, I was determined to find the best slice in Pittsburgh. Let me tell you, it's not easy. Pittsburgh-style pizza is a different beast altogether - thicker crust, more cheese, and sweeter tomato sauce than I'm used to. But I was on a mission to rank the top spots in the 'Burgh.\n\nAfter trying several places, here's my list:\n\n1. Fiori's - the clear winner. Their crust is the closest I've found to a true N.Y. style slice. Flavorful, crispy, and just the right amount of chew.\n2. Pizza Sola (Penn Circle Branch) - a close second. Their sauce is tangy and their mozzarella is creamy. If only they could perfect that crust...\n3. Pizza Perfectta - primarily a take-out joint with limited seating, but their pies are on point. The sauce is sweet, but it works. Give it a try, just don't expect to linger over a slice.\n4. Aiello's (Murray Street) - not bad, not great. The crust is a bit too thick for my taste, but the toppings are generous.\n5. Beto's - unfortunately, my least favorite. The crust is more like a cookie than a pizza crust, and the cheese is overpowering.\n\nOne place I didn't get to try (thanks to a closed sign on my visit) was Mineo's. A Pittsburgh native told me it's the real deal, so I'm willing to give it another shot next time I'm in town.\n\nOverall, Pittsburgh may not be N.Y., but it's got its own pizza style going on. If you're a fan of thicker crusts and sweeter sauces, you might just find your new favorite spot. But if you're a die-hard N.Y. style fan like me, Fiori's is the way to go." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Disagree with 5-star rating for this Giant Eagle location\n- Store layout is confusing and disorienting\n- Freezer section and meat section are poorly designed and hard to navigate\n- Aisles are excessively long and tiring to walk through\n- Only shopped here due to convenience, being close to Target, and not wanting to travel further" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "This Giant Eagle is overhyped. There is so much better places to shop at than this. I am giving it a 2 star rating for this one. I don't like Giant Eagle. It confuses me. All the sections are so scattered and it's hard to find what I am looking for.\\n\\nThe freezer section is tiny and cramped. You can't even move around it once you get in there. You have to be jumpy quick so you can get out before you go crazy. The meat section is smaller and you have to go by the deli counter to get there. It's a total pain. The aisles are so long I feel like I'm walking all over the store. I got tye-dye sweatpants in my sturps when I was there (my house is right across the street from Giant Eagle, Target and CVS) so now I will have to go back there again tomorrow for more staples I forgot.\\n\\nBut if you are a Giant Eagle regular, I bet you will find something better.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**3/5 stars**\n\nI have to respectfully disagree with the 5-star ratings I've seen for this Giant Eagle location. While I'll admit that it's convenient to have this store nearby, especially with Target just a stone's throw away, my shopping experience was underwhelming.\n\nThe moment I stepped inside, I felt disoriented by the store's layout. It's like they took a puzzle and scattered the pieces all over the floor. I found myself wandering around in circles, trying to find the simplest of items. The freezer and meat sections, in particular, are a nightmare to navigate. It's like they crammed too many products into a small space, making it impossible to browse without feeling claustrophobic.\n\nBut what really got to me were the excessively long aisles. I'm not asking for a sprint, but a leisurely stroll would be nice. Instead, I felt like I was embarking on a marathon, exhausting my energy reserves just trying to reach the dairy section.\n\nTo be fair, I only shopped here because it was close by and I didn't want to venture further. But if I had a choice, I'd probably opt for a different location. Maybe it's just me, but I expect a more seamless shopping experience, especially from a well-established brand like Giant Eagle. Until they revamp their layout, I'll be taking my business (and my walking shoes) elsewhere." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Papa J's is expensive and inconsistent\n- Nice ambiance, but not worth the prices\n- Better restaurants available in Carnegie" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Papa J's is expensive and hit or miss. The ambiance is very nice, but $30-40 for lunch is not worth it. There's a way better options in Carnegie.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI recently had the opportunity to dine at Papa J's, and unfortunately, my experience was a letdown. While the ambiance is certainly pleasant, the high prices just don't match the quality of the food.\n\nConsistency seems to be a major issue here. One dish might be decent, but the next could be a total miss. For the prices they're charging, I expect a lot more. Unfortunately, Papa J's fails to deliver.\n\nTo make matters worse, I think there are better options available in Carnegie. If you're looking for a great meal, I'd recommend exploring other options in the area. Unless Papa J's can work on their consistency and pricing, I wouldn't recommend wasting your money here.\n\nThe atmosphere is nice, I'll give them that. But when it comes down to it, the food is what matters most, and Papa J's just doesn't cut it. Maybe with some improvements, I'd be willing to give them another shot. Until then, I'll be taking my business (and appetite) elsewhere." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Dave & Buster's (D&B) has unhealthy food options\n- The venue is designed to psychologically encourage customers to spend more money\n- Payment system uses mag-stripe cards with credits, making it hard to track spending\n- Menus lack prices, allowing D&B to set arbitrary prices without adhering to pricing psychology\n- Waitstaff aggressively promote desserts, with visual cues in the dining room\n- Arcade games are mostly violent shooters or racing games, with little innovation since 2002\n- Overall experience is not pleasant, but offers a unique alternative to regular restaurants" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "They've got one thing right: no-one said anything healthy! D&B is another example of a business designed to get you drunk while you're distracted by laser tag, arcade games, and other morbidly poor excuses for entertainment. I'll be honest, the only thing I can say about D&B is that it's an alternative to eating dinner at El Fresco after watching a movie at a water park themed cinema, it's not good either way.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI recently visited Dave & Buster's with a group of friends, and while it's definitely a unique dining experience, it's not without its drawbacks.\n\nFirst of all, let's talk about the food. It's basically a heart attack waiting to happen. Everything on the menu is fried, sugary, or both. I get it, it's a \"fun\" restaurant, but can't they at least offer some healthier options? It felt like I was eating at a glorified fast food joint.\n\nBut what really got under my skin was the psychological manipulation that goes on in this place. The whole venue is designed to part you from your money, from the dim lighting to the flashing lights and loud music. It's like they're trying to hypnotize you into spending more cash. And don't even get me started on the payment system - those mag-stripe cards with credits are a recipe for disaster. I had no idea how much I was spending until it was too late.\n\nAnd have you noticed that the menus don't have prices on them? It's like they're hiding something. They can basically charge whatever they want, and you're stuck with the bill. Not cool, D&B.\n\nOur waitstaff was super pushy about ordering desserts, too. I mean, I get it, they're trying to make a sale, but it felt like they were nagging us. And the visual cues in the dining room? It's like they're trying to brainwash you into buying a brownie or something.\n\nThe arcade games were a big letdown, too. It's all just violent shooters and racing games. I haven't seen any innovation since 2002. Can't they at least try to come up with something new?\n\nOverall, my experience at Dave & Buster's was just okay. It's a unique alternative to regular restaurants, I'll give it that. But the cons definitely outweigh the pros. If you're looking for a fun night out, maybe try somewhere else." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here are the bullet points:\n\n**Pros:**\n\n* Convenient location with a climbing gym\n* Walls get reset often\n\n**Cons:**\n\n* Inadequate padding on walls, especially high ones, affects climbing experience\n* Unhelpful and rude staff response to concerns\n* Gym closes early on Fridays (turning off lights at 10:50 PM)\n* Old and dirty holds need regular cleaning\n* Unreasonable fees for the customer experience" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Nice and convenient location but only worth visiting when in Pittsburgh. The walls are reset a lot so there's usually a good variety of climbs. On the other hand, the walls don't have adequate padding which makes top ropes jumping over the safety line often come close to knocking you out in the head. I pointed this out to one of the staff members who looked at me with disdain and basically told me that it was my fault since I should have been watching the climber below me. I consider this to be a lack of professionalism and disrespect. Additionally, they close on Fridays at 10:50PM and turn off the lights. This makes it difficult for people to finish their routes. Most importantly, the holds are old and dirty and need to be cleaned more often. At these prices, it's embarrassing to not have holds on that can be cleaned regularly. Overall, a very expensive, inadequate climbing gym.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**2/5 stars**\n\nI was initially excited to try out this climbing gym due to its convenient location, and I have to say that the frequent wall resets are a big plus. However, my overall experience was marred by several issues that left a sour taste.\n\nFirstly, the padding on the walls, especially the higher ones, is severely lacking. As someone who's still learning, I felt uneasy and unsure about taking falls due to the inadequate protection. You'd think that a climbing gym would prioritize safety, but it seems like an afterthought here.\n\nWhen I brought up my concerns to the staff, I was met with a dismissive and rude response. It was clear that they didn't care about my feedback, which was really off-putting.\n\nTo make matters worse, the gym closes ridiculously early on Fridays - I'm talking 10:50 PM, with the lights literally being turned off while people are still climbing. It's like they're trying to kick you out.\n\nThe holds themselves are old and dirty, and it's clear that they're not being cleaned regularly. It's not exactly the most hygienic environment, which is a big concern for me.\n\nLastly, the fees for this gym are just not justified by the subpar experience they offer. You'd expect a certain level of quality and service for the price, but unfortunately, that's not the case here.\n\nUnless they address these issues, I'd hesitate to recommend this gym to anyone. It's a shame, because with a few changes, it could be a great spot." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Initially considered 3 stars due to 24/7 hours, but experience was terrible\n- Laundry facility had:\n - Poor ventilation, causing breathing difficulties\n - Misleading advertising: \"high capacity\" washers were only 2, and not enough to meet demand\n - Air conditioning units were old and dirty, causing asthma concerns\n- Issues with staff:\n - Attendant/owner touched customer's personal belongings (wet clothes)\n - Changed dryer settings from high to low heat, forcing customer to spend extra money\n- Overall, spent $8 for 2 large loads, but will not return due to poor experience and creepy staff behavior." }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "I was so excited to find a 24/7 laundromat - so it should be a 3 star for the availability and convenience. Unfortunately, the last visit I experienced from hell. It was Sunday morning and had both attended in the laundromat in Alcoa at an early time. \\n\\nWe should have stayed a little later longer. People were waiting every two minutes. And while they had 8 washers in there, only two were high capacity. Three were standard, and when I checked in the day before at around 2 in the afternoon, only three of the machines were available. So, a busy laundromat with only two 70-pounders is very annoying. Allowing for breathing space, it was still annoying. Then I noticed they placed everyone else's laundry bags on the floor and on the chairs. Those machines weren't always closed once finished and I personally opened one that was just finished and the clothes were not moved out. I coughed severely after being in there for about 25 minutes before a somewhat young attendant came to ask about a third load. For kicks, I told him he could go on in and probably they would all be occupied - just 8 machines in 8 minutes... upon telling this, the attendant started inside and he had to come out and chase a lady down in her car for her to park away from another car blocking the path. Once she left, with only about 30 minutes of a wait, he could no longer help me as he was the attendant and owner - unprofessional. The air conditioning units were older and perhaps dirty or un-maintained, which certainly made it difficult for me to breathe and for my husband to find a seat. \\n\\nFinally, while they were in an open, quiet time I decided to pay them and our total came up to be close to $8 for my two large loads. I asked if they had a microwave in which I found out they didn't, which I should have taken a second glance at before going through $8. Then, I asked to put one load back on a medium heat and he put it on low heat after spending $4 in a dollar so far. So, I go back to the front desk to tell my husband our experiences, changed the dryer to high heat (as advertised since they didn't supply dryer sheets) and placed my load in, told the attendant I would pay for my remaining change from $7 because they have shut off the heat for 15 minutes now which made me very angry. The attendant was incredibly rude! He had walked up and started playing with my stuff - ripping open my jacket on the way out the door while outside, then touched my clothes that I already had folded/washed while standing there, started talking \\\"Oh man, I'm really sorry\\\" with no care. I called over the Alcoa police for him, and he disappeared. When we finally finished all loads were back, we left, will never return again. Ridiculous 24/7 laundromat with horrible \\\"employees\\\", who will have a nightmare of dealing with them anytime!", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**1/5 stars**\n\nI'm disappointed to say that my experience at this laundry facility was a complete letdown. At first, I was excited to see that they were open 24/7, but that's where the positives end.\n\nThe laundry facility itself was a nightmare. The ventilation was atrocious, making it hard to breathe while I was waiting for my clothes to wash and dry. And don't even get me started on the \"high capacity\" washers they advertised - there were only two, and they were constantly in use, making it difficult to get my laundry done efficiently.\n\nBut what really took the cake was the air conditioning units, which were old, dirty, and looked like they hadn't been cleaned in ages. As someone who suffers from asthma, I was extremely uncomfortable and worried about my health.\n\nBut the real kicker was the staff. The attendant/owner had no qualms about touching my personal belongings - including my wet clothes, which was just plain creepy. And to make matters worse, they changed the dryer settings from high to low heat without my permission, forcing me to spend extra money to get my clothes dry.\n\nIn the end, I spent $8 to do two large loads of laundry, but I'll never be returning to this place again. The poor experience and creepy staff behavior are just not worth it. Save your money and your sanity, and go somewhere else." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Initial visit was for brunch, unaware it was a vegetarian restaurant\n- Surprisingly, food was not bad, with potatoes and eggs being staples\n- Seitan substitutions were decent\n- Nothing stood out as amazing, rating 3/5\n- Suitable for hardcore vegetarians, but unlikely to convert meat-eaters\n- Tried lunch, including a vegetarian gyro, which was underwhelming\n- Service was friendly but spaced-out and required effort to get attention" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "This is actually my second visit. I went there for brunch and completely unintentionally walked into a vegetarian. The place is definitely catered towards hardcore vegetarian fanatics as opposed to someone wanting a vegetarian meal for lunch out. The food isn't bad for a veggie place, although not amazing. At first, it seemed like \\\"a nice change from Jimmy John's\\\" kind of like anything else. If you're from a totally meat-loving household this will not give anyone a reason to stop eating meat. \\n\\nI tried lunch a second time, going for something new like a vegetarian gyro. Pretty meh. Nothing about it stood out to me. Simple service and friendly from the people serving, spaced out work hours when needed and you gotta speak up when you see they have waltzed out the door for 15 mins without bringing you food.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**3/5 Stars**\n\nI'll admit, I walked into this vegetarian restaurant for brunch without doing my research, and I was a bit skeptical at first. But, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the food wasn't bad at all! The potatoes and eggs were definitely highlights, and the seitan substitutions were decent, if not particularly impressive.\n\nThat being said, nothing really blew me away. It was all just... fine. I think this place is definitely suited for hardcore vegetarians who know what they're getting themselves into, but I'm not convinced it would convert any die-hard meat-eaters.\n\nI also stopped by for lunch and tried the veggie gyro, which unfortunately was a bit underwhelming. It lacked a certain something that would've made it truly memorable.\n\nThe service was friendly, but it felt a bit spaced-out. I had to make an effort to get their attention at times, which was a bit annoying.\n\nOverall, I'd say this place is solidly average. If you're a veggie enthusiast, you might find it worth a visit. But if you're a meat-lover like me, you might want to look elsewhere." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Nice venue with good food and great beer selection\n- Consistently poor service\n- Order is messed up every time (12 instances)" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "I love the venue. It has good food and good beer. Every time I eat here, my order is messed up (this includes 12 times). Overall, a good spot, just hard to get my order right.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI'm really torn about my experience at this venue. On one hand, the atmosphere is great and the food is delicious. The beer selection is impressive and I always find something new to try. However, the service is consistently subpar.\n\nI've been to this place 12 times now, and you'd think they'd get it together, but nope. Every. Single. Time. My order has been messed up in some way. Whether it's getting the wrong dish, missing items, or having to wait an absurd amount of time for my food, it's always something. It's frustrating and disappointing, especially when you're looking forward to a nice night out.\n\nI've tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, thinking maybe it was just a bad day or a new server, but 12 times is not a coincidence. It's a pattern of poor service and lack of attention to detail.\n\nIf they can figure out how to get their act together and provide decent service, I'd be happy to bump up my rating. Until then, I'd recommend this place for the food and drinks, but be prepared for a potentially frustrating experience." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Bar Louie is okay, but has a weird crowd and experience on a Saturday night\n- Poor service: ignored at the bar when sitting behind the taps\n- Had to move seats to get noticed and order drinks after 5+ minutes\n- Older crowd at the bar\n- Overly trendy decor, neon blue lighting, and extensive martini list" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Bar Louie is okay. It's not terrible, but you have to go there and have a decent sized crowd if your stuck in this neighborhood. On Saturday nights this place gets PACKED and I really don't understand why. I came here with a group of about 5 of us, we walked in and wanted to grab seats by the taps. The place is so packed it was amazing how many people they fit in there. I had to sit at a table behind 5 stools and watch as not one of the stools or table were available to be sat down. The bartender...who was sitting right in front of us behind the taps, didn't even look our way for a good 5-7 minutes. We got up and moved a table with seating and sat on the stools by the bar and that's when we were finally acknowledged. Why I keep coming back is beyond me, there's an older crowd at the bar, but we've gotta stay with this crowd who is acting like they're hip. They have a martini list that's as long as the entire menu from the Pret a Manger. Neon blue lighting and that atmosphere. I like it.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI stopped by Bar Louie on a Saturday night expecting a lively atmosphere, but what I got was a weird and underwhelming experience. The decor tries too hard to be trendy, with neon blue lighting that's more distracting than impressive. And don't even get me started on the extensive martini list - it's like they're trying to be something they're not.\n\nBut the real letdown was the service. I sat at the bar right behind the taps and was completely ignored for over 5 minutes. I had to get up and move to a different seat just to get someone's attention and order a drink. Unacceptable.\n\nThe crowd at the bar was also surprisingly older, which wasn't really what I was looking for on a Saturday night. It felt like I stumbled into a different demographic altogether.\n\nOverall, Bar Louie is just okay. With some work on their service and a more authentic vibe, they could be a great spot. But for now, I'd say there are better options out there." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Visited with a gift card from a photo competition\n- Only two tables were occupied, with multiple staff members present\n- Waitress was good, but food was disappointing\n- Started with stale and tasteless \"focaccia\"\n- Vegetable board was the highlight, with perfectly cooked and paired vegetables\n- Octopus was cold and flavorless, overpowered by citrus\n- Tuscan wings were okay, enjoyed by husband\n- Diver scallops were inedible: overcooked and minty pea puree\n- Sent dish back, received 50% discount, and decided against dessert\n- Unlikely to return" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Went here with a gift card. It was one of the places that submitted a photo for a promotion that I won. The restaurant was essentially empty. There were two tables, but there were quite a few staff people there. Our waitress was really good though. Unfortunately, the food wasn't. Our meal started out with a tasteless, stale focaccia. We were encouraged to start. The vegetable board was delicious. Everything was perfectly cooked and served with a nice source of grilled vegetable and herb marinaire. The roasted vegetable and herbed marinaire was fantastic and also well flavored. We also had the octopus with a mound of crispoouilly roasted vine tomato salad and roasted garlic crostini. The octopus was cold and flavorless. It was difficult to eat and had a strong flavor of citrus. My husband's Tuscan wings were good and the grilled tartufo mozzarella side was delicious. We also had a diver scallop entree which was inedible and sent it back. It was overcooked and the minty pea puree that came with it was also inedible. I decided on a scoop of vanilla and my husband on pumpkin for dessert. However the waitess must have overheard us complaining about our entrees because she brought a check. We told her we would skip dessert and she asked about the portion and we told her how bad the dinner was. She brought a discount and we ended up getting 50% off of the meal. Not surprisingly we will not be returning.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**2/5 stars**\n\nI recently visited [Restaurant Name] with a gift card I won from a photo competition, so I was excited to try out their menu. Unfortunately, the experience was a letdown.\n\nOn the plus side, our waitress was attentive and friendly, despite there being only two other tables occupied in the restaurant (with multiple staff members standing around). However, the food was a different story.\n\nWe started with the \"focaccia\" which was stale and tasteless - not a great start. The vegetable board was the highlight of the meal, with perfectly cooked and paired vegetables that were delicious. But things went downhill from there.\n\nThe octopus was a disappointment, served cold and flavorless, with an overpowering citrus flavor that didn't complement the dish at all. The Tuscan wings were okay, and my husband enjoyed them, but they didn't blow me away.\n\nThe diver scallops were the final nail in the coffin - they were overcooked and served with a minty pea puree that was inedible. We sent the dish back and were offered a 50% discount, which was appreciated, but we decided to skip dessert altogether.\n\nAll in all, I'm unlikely to return to [Restaurant Name]. With so many other great dining options in the area, I don't think it's worth another try." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here are the main bullet points from the review:\n\n**Ambiance**\n\n* Historic brick building with large windows, felt like a neighborhood restaurant\n* Full but not crowded on a Saturday night\n* Poor acoustics in the room, made it hard to hear others at the table and the waitress\n\n**Drinks**\n\n* Bourbon on the rocks seemed watered down\n* Lemon drop was made well\n\n**Appetizers**\n\n* Bread was delicious and creamy\n* Fried zucchini was lightly breaded, not too oily, and a large portion\n\n**Main Course**\n\n* Pasta dish was dry with too much pasta and not enough sauce or meat\n* Fish special was delicious\n* Shrimp dish was enjoyed\n* Chicken marsala was pretty good, with a good balance of sauce and moisture\n\n**Dessert**\n\n* Tiramisu and spumoni were small in portion, unclear if homemade\n\n**Overall Impression**\n\n* \"A-ok\" rating, on the fence about the overall experience" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "This was a `A-ok' experience. We stopped in here after our usual haunts didn't have an open table for two on a Saturday night at 7pm. I walked in, and immediately knew that this was a neighborhood joint. The brick building was beautiful, and I loved how big the windows were. However, the room was full, not crowded. My bf and I grabbed a booth at the far table. The only thing that was troubling about the place was the acoustics, or maybe it was just that I'm partially deaf. Either way, I had to ask my bf to repeat himself constantly, as I couldn't hear him, nor the waitress talking. Make sure to sit near the front if you're hearing impaired.\\n\\nDrinks seemed to be `ok'. The bourbon on the rocks seemed watered down, which is a shame. I asked for a lemon drop, and it was made well. The bread was delicious - and creamy! Fried zucchini was lightly breaded and not too oily and it was a huge portion.\\n\\nPasta dish was dry with too much pasta and not enough sauce or meat. Fish special was great - large and served with shrimp. Shrimp was huge - fresh and juicy. Chicken marsala, not as good as my grandmother's, but pretty good.\\n\\n Desserts: Turtle was good, very cute. Tiramisu and spumoni small in portion, unclear if they were homemade. I can imagine they are also expensive.\\n\\nGive it a shot, but I really don't know if I'd give it another go. It was better than a lot of the other mediocre restaurants in the area, but nothing special and expensive too.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**3/5 stars**\n\nI'm still on the fence about my experience at [Restaurant Name]. On the one hand, the ambiance was charming - the historic brick building with large windows made it feel like a cozy neighborhood spot. Even on a Saturday night, it was full but not uncomfortably crowded. However, the poor acoustics in the room made it difficult to carry on conversations with my group and even hear our waitress at times.\n\nOur drinks were a mixed bag. The bourbon on the rocks tasted watered down, but the lemon drop was expertly made. The appetizers were a highlight, though - the bread was creamy and delicious, and the fried zucchini was a generous portion that was lightly breaded and not too oily.\n\nThe main courses were hit or miss. My pasta dish was a letdown, with too much dry pasta and not enough sauce or meat. On the other hand, the fish special was delicious, and both the shrimp dish and chicken marsala were enjoyable.\n\nDessert was a bit of a disappointment, with small portions of tiramisu and spumoni that didn't seem particularly homemade.\n\nOverall, I'd give [Restaurant Name] an \"A-ok\" rating. While there were some standout dishes and a lovely atmosphere, there were also some missteps that prevented the evening from being truly memorable. I'm not sure if I'd rush back, but I wouldn't rule it out entirely." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Brewery's food does not meet expectations, unlike its excellent beer\n- Beer selection is great, with a constantly changing menu and excellent seasonal options\n- Jagoff IPA is one of the best IPAs the reviewer has had\n- Food quality is inconsistent, sometimes good, sometimes bad (cold, burned, or different taste)\n- Main issue is lack of attention to food quality and consistency\n- If food quality improves, the place could be 5-star; otherwise, it's hit or miss" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "The food here is not good, like the beer which is outstanding. You have to try the Jagoff IPA it's some of the best IPAs I've had. I like the beer selection is great. They have a constant menu changing every season. My main issue with this place is the food. Sometimes its good and sometimes not so much, cold, burned, weird taste. I think it's more attention to food this place would be five star otherwise it's hit or miss.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**3/5 stars**\n\nI'm torn about this brewery. On one hand, their beer selection is top-notch. The constantly changing menu keeps things fresh and exciting, and their seasonal options are always on point. I'm particularly obsessed with their Jagoff IPA - it's seriously one of the best IPAs I've had the pleasure of sipping.\n\nHowever, the food is a major letdown. I've had my fair share of ups and downs with their dishes, and unfortunately, the downs are more frequent than I'd like. Sometimes the food is good, but other times it's a disappointment - cold, burned, or just plain different from what I expected. It's clear that the kitchen is struggling to maintain consistency, and that's a major issue.\n\nMy biggest gripe is that it feels like the brewery is phoning it in when it comes to food quality. It's as if they're relying solely on their excellent beer to carry the day, rather than putting in the effort to make sure their dishes are up to par.\n\nIf they can get their food act together, I'd have no hesitation giving this place 5 stars. But until then, it's a hit-or-miss situation. I'll keep coming back for the beer, but I'll be hesitant to order food. Come on, [Brewery Name], you can do better than this!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here are the main bullet points from the review:\n\n- Ordered a to-go pizza from Luigi's in Bellevue\n- Confusing experience upon entering the restaurant, didn't see the pickup area immediately\n- Pizza was ready, paid and left with a \"Stay out of trouble\" comment from the cashier\n- Pizza had:\n - Medium-thick crust\n - Bland sauce despite visible green herbs\n - Okay, but not special cheese\n - Slightly sour taste\n- Least favorite pizza among three tried that night, with 3/4 left uneaten\n- Unlikely to return to Luigi's due to the experience and better pizza options nearby" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Oh boy, what a great place! I would not recommend that this should be your first choice of pizza stop if you can choose another. \\n\\nI ordered take-out from the Bellevue location and was quite confused when I went inside, not knowing where I should wait for my food, but they called my name when it was ready. Very nice gentleman at the counter, and as I was leaving, the girl in line said \\\"stay out of trouble\\\" as they handed me my pizza and change. Her attitude was not something that would make me want to hurry back. \\n\\nThe pizza was okay. The crust was medium-thick, had herbas on the top and okay cheese. The sauce was slightly bland given all the herbs on top. A slightly sour taste in the cheese did not help at all. We tried a total of three that night, and this was definitely the worst. I was so unimpressed that I didn't eat 3/4 of my piece when I got home. The other two were much better. For pizza that's some of the best in the country, I am not going to have to come back to this joint. Too much of a boring job!", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**2/5 Stars**\n\nI recently stopped by Luigi's in Bellevue to grab a to-go pizza, but unfortunately, my experience was a letdown from start to finish. When I walked in, I was confused about where to pick up my order - there wasn't a clear designated area, which added to the chaos. Eventually, I figured it out and paid for my pizza. The cashier's parting comment of \"Stay out of trouble\" was...odd, but I brushed it off.\n\nThe real disappointment was the pizza itself. I was underwhelmed by the medium-thick crust, bland sauce (despite the visible green herbs, which I thought would add some flavor), and unremarkable cheese. To make matters worse, there was a slightly sour taste that lingered. Out of the three pizzas I tried that night, Luigi's was my least favorite - and I ended up leaving about 3/4 of it uneaten.\n\nConsidering the lackluster experience and superior pizza options in the area, I'm unlikely to return to Luigi's. Maybe they'll revamp their recipe or improve their pickup process, but for now, I'd recommend exploring other options in Bellevue." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Willing to give the restaurant a second try despite a 3-star rating\n- Ordered smashed potatoes with seitan, cheese, and aioli:\n - Initially, flavors worked well together, but became repetitive and texture was off-putting\n - Couldn't finish the dish due to the aioli\n- Wife's apple panini was delicious, with harmonious flavors\n- Witnessed a reality show application being filmed, possibly for a Golf Channel show\n- Main issue was the aioli, but willing to revisit and try again" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "I'm the first to admit that I wasn't totally sold on this place, so I'll be honest about it. It's not totally shocking to me that I barely finished this place with 3 stars on Yelp. I'm willing to go back again because I'd like to see if I can get this right again. But here's how that turned out, menu-wise. They had this smash potato dish with seitan, cheese and aioli. \\n\\nThe first piece I took down was great, and the whole dish was harmonious for a while. But after eating 3 pieces down, I felt the repetition. It was all potatoes, aioli, and cheese, and it was just too much. Lastly, it was just too many potato-y rich palates going on at one time. I couldn't finish it, all because of the aioli. I just didn't get it. The rest of the dish (i.e. smashed potatoes) tasted just fantastic, but there was just too much aioli for my preference. Wish I liked it more... \\n\\nAnyway, my wife had the apple panini and it was supposed to be really terrible. It was actually pretty damn good. The apples were super... deliciously sweet. The fig jam was like something I'd put on my own in the jam kitchen at home, and the blue cheese was creamy, tangy, and not overpowering. She loved her sandwich. It was everything it set out to be, or her, in that case. \\n\\nOh, one last thing: as we were eating (leisurely, mind you) one of the reality TV producers/policymakers from one of the shows on the golf channel came in. I'm pretty sure it's for an actual show about going to the mall, staying in the hotel, and spending the day at the surrounding restaurants. They interviewed two or three tables in all different times of day. It was hilarious to see that it's not just television shows, it's actual daily life. \\n\\nSo, to actually try and get the aioli-less second time around at this place. I'm all in.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**3/5 stars**\n\nI'm willing to give this restaurant another shot, despite my mediocre experience this time around. I ordered the smashed potatoes with seitan, cheese, and aioli, which initially impressed me with its harmonious flavors. However, as I dug in, the dish started to feel repetitive and the texture became off-putting. The real culprit was the aioli, which unfortunately overwhelmed the entire dish to the point where I couldn't finish it.\n\nOn the bright side, my wife's apple panini was a different story altogether - the flavors worked beautifully together and it was a clear winner. Maybe I just ordered wrong?\n\nThe lunch experience was also made more... interesting by the fact that we witnessed a reality show application being filmed in the restaurant. I'm not sure if it was for a Golf Channel show, but it was definitely a unique distraction.\n\nDespite my mixed feelings, I'm willing to give this place another try in the future. Maybe I'll opt for a different dish and avoid the aioli altogether. Has anyone else had a better experience here?" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Quiet Storm is a cool vegetarian restaurant\n- Service was fine during the visit\n- Food is unique and offers many quesadilla options (especially on weekdays)\n- Pierogidilla is a recommended dish\n- Left feeling full without having any meat\n- Read more about the review on the website \"Binge!\" (eatinginpittsburgh.com)" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Quiet Storm - nice quiet spot and vegetarian. Fine service and some interesting food. They don't have fried chicken! You can get a quesadilla just about any day of the week. Read more at my website 'Binge!' at www.eatinginpittsburgh.com", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**4/5 stars**\n\nI recently had the pleasure of dining at Quiet Storm, a cool vegetarian restaurant in the heart of the city. The service was friendly and attentive during my visit, which set the tone for a great meal.\n\nThe real star of the show, however, was the food. Quiet Storm offers some of the most unique and creative vegetarian dishes I've ever had, and their quesadilla options are especially impressive - especially if you visit on a weekday! I highly recommend trying the Pierogidilla, it's a game-changer.\n\nWhat I was most impressed by, though, was how full I left feeling without having any meat in sight. It's a testament to the chefs' skills that they can create such satisfying dishes without relying on traditional protein sources.\n\nIf you want to read more about my experience at Quiet Storm, check out my full review on Binge! (eatinginpittsburgh.com). Overall, I'd definitely recommend Quiet Storm to any vegetarian or veggie-curious foodies out there." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Minutello's is closing down\n- Last day of operation: Sunday, February 17, 2013" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Minutello's is closing. They will be closing down the business. Last day of business, Sunday, February 17, 2013.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**5/5 stars**\n\nI'm writing this review with a heavy heart because I just found out that Minutello's is closing its doors for good. I stopped by on their last day of operation, Sunday, February 17, 2013, and I'm so glad I did.\n\nI've been going to Minutello's for years and it's been a staple in the community. The food, the service, the atmosphere - everything about this place was top-notch. I'm going to miss it so much.\n\nI'm not even going to bother writing about the specifics of my last meal there because it's all just a blur of nostalgia and sadness. Let's just say it was delicious and I savored every bite, knowing it would be my last.\n\nIf you're reading this, it's too late. You won't be able to experience the greatness that was Minutello's. But for those of us who were lucky enough to have eaten there, let's take a moment to appreciate the memories we made and the full bellies we left with.\n\nRIP, Minutello's. You will be deeply missed." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here are the main bullet points from the review:\n\n- Jimmy Tsang's Chinese Restaurant is a traditional Pittsburgh eatery with reliable and tasty fare.\n- Menu items include honey chicken, Chinese flank steak, egg rolls, and seafood dishes like sweet and sour shrimp.\n- Unique dishes worth trying: Sau La Gi (spicy stir-fried chicken) and Ching Za Gai (roasted crispy chicken with tangy vinaigrette sauce).\n- Author prefers plainer dishes like chicken with vegetables, beef with pea pods, and garden chicken.\n- Convenient and affordable lunch menu available.\n- Additional features: Korean Barbecue options and private dining room booking with a $100 deposit." }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Jimmy T's is a Pittsburgh Institution. I love eating at Jimmy T's. I grew up with this type of food and when my husband and I relocated to the west coast we were lucky to find a Chinese restaurant with similar flavors. \\n\\nThe honey chicken is great, Chinese flank steak, egg rolls...oh boy and seafood dishes like sweet and sour shrimp. I really could take or leave the meat offerings. Their \\$10 plate can be mixed and matched with any of the dishes on the menu. The staff is friendly and if there's no wait there's usually a table available. \\n\\nOne menu item that's not quite so common is Sau La Gi which is the transalted title of stir-fry. I believe the commentor before me mentioned eggplant. It's spicy stir-fry chicken with a touch of water chestnuts and keep a napkin handy. The second menu item is Ching Za Gai which is also known as an acconti pizza; it's a chicken that's been roasted crispy and served with a tangy vinaigrette sauce. You know how sometimes you'll order a dish but it will be spicy to the point you're not able to eat it? This dish is spicy hot; if you're prepared for the heat give it a try. \\n\\nI prefer their plain dishes that they would also make with vegetables and beef or pea pods. We ordered from this restaurant many times last year and it was our go to joint for lunch. Now that we're back in Pittsburgh we'll find that it's nowhere to be found so we started going to \\\"heartland\\\" 123 S Highland Ave. I find \\\"heartland\\\" to be very good but not as good as Jimmy T's. \\n\\nThere is also a Korean barbecue menu if you're so inclined. Don't forget to have a guess body come and book the private dining room. With a large group and taking advantage of their special, your $100 deposit is credited back to you.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**4/5 stars**\n\nI've been going to Jimmy Tsang's Chinese Restaurant for years, and it's always a reliable spot for a delicious and satisfying meal. This traditional Pittsburgh eatery has a vast menu that's sure to please even the pickiest of eaters.\n\nTheir classic dishes like honey chicken, Chinese flank steak, and seafood options like sweet and sour shrimp are all tasty and filling. But if you're feeling adventurous, I highly recommend trying some of their unique offerings like the Sau La Gi (a spicy stir-fry chicken dish) or the Ching Za Gai (roasted crispy chicken with a tangy vinaigrette sauce). Both are flavor bombs that will leave you wanting more.\n\nPersonally, I stick to the plainer dishes like chicken with vegetables, beef with pea pods, and garden chicken. They're all expertly prepared and never disappoint.\n\nOne of the best things about Jimmy Tsang's is their convenient and affordable lunch menu. It's a great option for a quick and easy meal that won't break the bank.\n\nAnd if you're planning a larger gathering, be sure to check out their private dining room options. With a $100 deposit, you can reserve a space for your group and enjoy a delicious meal together. Plus, they also offer Korean Barbecue options for a fun twist on traditional Chinese cuisine.\n\nAll in all, Jimmy Tsang's is a Pittsburgh institution that's sure to please. Whether you're in the mood for something classic or adventurous, they've got you covered. Give it a try and see for yourself!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Many games were out of order\n- Had to find staff to fix 2 machines that took credits\n- Apathetic service staff overall\n- Disappointing experience; won't return" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "this is one of those places where I never want to go back. I've been here three times in my life and the last time was this past week. Some of the games were out of order, they took my credits twice for two of the machines. The staff didn't even care, just one person could give us help.\\n\\nI will never come back here.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**1/5 stars**\n\nI'm still trying to process the disappointing experience I had at this arcade. Unfortunately, it was a letdown from start to finish. The first red flag was that many of the games were out of order. You'd think that's something they'd prioritize, but I guess not.\n\nTo make matters worse, I had to waste my time tracking down a staff member to fix not one, but TWO machines that were eating credits. It was frustrating, to say the least. And when I finally found someone to help, they seemed completely apathetic about the whole situation. No apologies, no urgency to resolve the issue... just a general sense of \"meh, not my problem.\"\n\nNeedless to say, I won't be returning to this arcade anytime soon. The combination of broken games and subpar service is a dealbreaker for me. If you're looking for a fun, hassle-free experience, I'd recommend taking your business (and your quarters) elsewhere." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Great cafe for brunch and coffee\n- Many vegetarian options available\n- Nice atmosphere\n- Recommended for healthy food options\n- Food can take a while to arrive, but is enjoyable\n- Limited dinner options in the evenings" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Great brunch & coffee spot - lots of vegetarian options. Love this place. Nice atmosphere, nice healthy food - just be prepared to wait (not great dinner options tho).", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Title: A Hidden Gem for Brunch and Coffee Lovers!\n\nRating: 4/5 stars\n\nI stumbled upon this charming cafe and I'm so glad I did! As a health-conscious foodie, I was thrilled to see an abundance of vegetarian options on the menu. From egg dishes to salads, they've got you covered. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect spot to catch up with friends or enjoy a quiet morning to yourself.\n\nThe coffee is top-notch, and I appreciated the care that goes into crafting each cup. Now, about the food - while it may take a bit longer to arrive, trust me, it's worth the wait. The dishes are thoughtfully prepared and presented, and the flavors are on point.\n\nIf I have one critique, it's that the dinner options are limited in the evenings. However, I've been told the cafe is working on expanding their evening menu, so fingers crossed!\n\nOverall, I highly recommend this cafe for anyone seeking a delicious, healthy brunch spot with a warm atmosphere. Don't be deterred by the occasional wait for food - it's a small trade-off for the quality and care that goes into each dish. I'll definitely be back for more!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Would rather go to a different Home Depot location\n- Employees are unhelpful and often distracted by talking to each other and complaining about their jobs\n- Employees seem to notice customers but don't care to assist them\n- Poor service experienced multiple times during the same visit\n- Recommendation: Avoid this location and go to a different one, especially if you have questions" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Absolutely hate this place. Will not go here again. Have to go to Home Depot regularly due to various home improvements but would actually go to another location if I could. The employees here are consistently unhelpful. They all seem to be standing around when you walk in to the store and they all are more interested in talking to each other than helping the customer. They won't even bother to acknowledge you let alone help you when you enter the store. I witnessed 3 instances of this in the same visit and decided to walk out before I was way later than I wanted to be.\\n\\nNever go here if you have a problem or have questions.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**1/5 stars**\n\nI'm usually a fan of Home Depot, but this location is a total disappointment. I'd rather drive a few extra miles to go to a different one, and I'd recommend you do the same.\n\nThe employees here seem completely uninterested in helping customers. Every time I needed assistance, they were too busy chatting with each other or complaining about their jobs to even acknowledge me. It's like they saw me standing there, but just didn't care to help.\n\nUnfortunately, this wasn't a one-time thing. I experienced poor service multiple times during my visit, and it was just frustrating. If you have questions or need guidance, forget about getting it here.\n\nUnless you want to waste your time being ignored or dismissed, avoid this Home Depot location at all costs. Go to a different one, trust me. You won't regret it." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Very disappointing meal experience\n- Long wait (30 minutes) for meal to arrive\n- Friend's meal arrived later, causing awkwardness\n- Salad was average at best\n- Beets tasted like canned beets, chicken had blackish oil from burnt pan\n- Chef argued with a customer who returned her food, humiliating her\n- Chef ate from the customer's plate, raising hygiene concerns\n- Chef unable to make change for a $100 bill, causing discomfort for an elderly customer\n- Overall, below-average food and unprofessional chef behavior" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "\\ntotal disaster!! food 1/10... ...try goblin if they don't rip you off...", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "**1/5 stars**\n\nI'm still fuming after the disastrous dining experience I had at this restaurant last night. The wait for our meal was an unacceptable 30 minutes, and to make matters worse, my friend's meal arrived a good 10 minutes after mine, making for some awkward silence at the table.\n\nThe food itself was a major letdown. I ordered the salad, which was average at best. The beets tasted suspiciously like they came from a can, and the chicken was marred by a blackish oil that hinted at a burnt pan. But the real kicker was the unprofessional behavior of the chef.\n\nI witnessed the chef arguing with a customer who had the audacity to return her food, publicly humiliating her in the process. But that wasn't the worst of it - I was shocked to see the chef take a bite from the customer's plate, raising serious hygiene concerns. Is this what passes for acceptable behavior in this kitchen?\n\nTo top it all off, when an elderly customer tried to pay with a $100 bill, the chef was unable to make change, causing discomfort and embarrassment for the poor woman.\n\nOverall, my experience at this restaurant was a resounding disappointment. The below-average food and outrageous behavior of the chef make it unlikely that I'll ever set foot in this establishment again. Save your money and your sanity - eat elsewhere." }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Glen, the salesperson, is knowledgeable but can be overwhelming and pushy\n- Recommended for bike purchases, especially with fittings, for mid-to-high level products\n- Service department has poor reputation\n - No same-day service, even for simple adjustments\n - No service available on weekends\n - Two negative experiences with lengthy wait times:\n - 11 days for a rear derailleur hanger replacement and adjustment\n - 13 days for a shift lever replacement\n- Recommendation: Avoid the service department" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "Glen here is very good, knowing his stuff quite well - but be prepared to be over-talked to and more to the point, pushed. Bikes - especially those that need fittings - he's your man if you are in the mid to high tier. The service department, not so much. DO NOT consider going here if you want same day service - it takes hours and you'd expect that on any given Saturday at a bike shop. About 1 week for simple adjustments. I personally have been here 11 days for a rear derailleur hanger and i'm still waiting, I'll update again when it's done. In my experience the service department is quite horrid. I previously had to wait 13 days on a shift lever change. Much as I'm sure would happen from any other shop but a regular from another location of P.B. (for some reason) I might keep myself from going to this location more often to do it at one of his other stores where i've already received service. Oh, he's a horrid guy but good at his job.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Here's a Yelp review based on the provided bullet points:\n\n**3/5 stars**\n\nI stopped by this bike shop recently to check out their selection, and I have to say that Glen, the salesperson, was incredibly knowledgeable about the products. He definitely knew his stuff and was enthusiastic to share his expertise. However, at times, he came on a bit strong and was slightly pushy, which made me feel a bit uncomfortable.\n\nThat being said, I would still recommend this shop for bike purchases, especially if you're looking for mid-to-high level products and want a professional fitting. They seem to have a good selection, and the prices are competitive.\n\nUnfortunately, my experience with the service department was a different story altogether. I've had two negative experiences with lengthy wait times, which left a sour taste in my mouth. The first time, I had to wait 11 days for a simple rear derailleur hanger replacement and adjustment. The second time, it took 13 days to replace a shift lever. Needless to say, I was not impressed.\n\nTo make matters worse, they don't offer same-day service, even for simple adjustments, and they're not open on weekends, which is a major inconvenience.\n\nBased on my experience, I would strongly recommend avoiding the service department here. It's just not worth the hassle and wait time. However, if you're looking to purchase a new bike and want a knowledgeable salesperson to guide you through the process, this shop might be worth a visit. Just steer clear of the service department!" }

{ "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "- Hooked on Quiet Storm after three visits\n- Tried:\n - Bahn Mi\n - Veggie Gyro\n - Burrito\n- All dishes had:\n - Large portions\n - Excellent, fresh ingredients\n - Affordable prices\n- Significant other loves the chili, which has a good heat level\n- Milkshakes are amazing\n- Service is:\n - Prompt\n - Attentive\n - Knowledgeable\n - Friendly\n- Even busy, service is quick\n- Perfect casual restaurant with:\n - Funky, cool decor\n - Pinball machine\n- Will definitely return again and again" }

{ "baseline_finetune_raw": "I am so hooked on Quiet Storm after just three visits, I can't wait for my next trip to DC. They have an amazing menu with Bahn Mi, Veggie Gyro and a vegetarian burrito on my usual board of choices. I've tried three so far and each dish had the following three things in common: \\n\\n1. Large portions\\n\\n2. Awesome, fresh ingredients\\n\\n3. Affordable prices\\n\\nMy significant other loves the chili, which by DC standards is spicy hot! The milkshakes are amazing as well!\\n\\nThe service is very prompt, attentive, knowledgeable and friendly. Even when they're slammed with customers, they move quickly. The funky, cool decor and the pinball machine in the background make this a fantastic place to catch up with your companion. Will be back time and time again.", "casperhansen/llama-3-70b-instruct-awq": "Title: Hooked on Quiet Storm!\n\nRating: 5/5 stars\n\nI'm obsessed with Quiet Storm after just three visits! This casual gem has won me over with its incredible food, excellent service, and funky vibes.\n\nThe menu is diverse and delicious, with generous portions that will leave you satisfied but not stuffed. I've tried the Bahn Mi, Veggie Gyro, and Burrito, and each dish has blown me away with its freshness and flavor. The prices are super reasonable, making it the perfect spot for a quick lunch or dinner.\n\nMy significant other is obsessed with the chili, which has just the right amount of heat. And let's not forget the milkshakes – they're absolutely amazing!\n\nThe service at Quiet Storm is top-notch. The staff is prompt, attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly, even when the place is bustling. You'll never feel neglected or forgotten, and the team is always happy to answer questions or make recommendations.\n\nThe atmosphere is totally on point, with a funky, cool decor that sets the tone for a relaxed meal. And, as an added bonus, there's even a pinball machine to keep you entertained while you wait for your food!\n\nIn short, Quiet Storm has become my go-to spot for casual dining. I'll definitely be back again and again (and again) to try more of the menu and soak up the awesome atmosphere. If you haven't checked it out yet, do yourself a favor and get hooked on Quiet Storm!" }