Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a positive review for a place
Output: 300 East is a classic Dilworth establishment that has been open over 25 years. Many of the menu items have endured such as the Sonoma salad - one of my favorites and the Usual. They used to have an "Unusual" but it looks like that one is no longer regularly available. The setting is quaint and charming in a renovated old house and you must check out the cute signs that mark the bathrooms. A cozy full bar with a generous wine list is downstairs and there is seating upstairs, downstairs and on the patio out front. Lunch, dinner and brunch are served and a kids menu is available as well. I recently enjoyed the homemade pimento cheese dip as well as a crab cake sandwich. I tried the gazpacho, which was more of a tomato soup with chunks of veggies rather than the blended variety that I like better. On another visit I tried the goat cheese appetizer - delicious with sun dried tomatoes and roasted garlic - and the aforementioned Sonoma salad with chicken - love the Dijon mustard dressing and the inclusion of red potatoes. Desserts are also tasty including the peach cobbler with ice cream that I sampled. 300 East truly has an eclectic menu with several unique salads, pizzas and Mexican inspired options as well as a full sandwich and entree menu. Vegetarians will find plenty including black eyed pea falafel and farro saute. Definitely a fun and different place to dine in Charlotte.

Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Exclusive, high end, invitation only. I had the opportunity to be invited to this 50th floor dining restaurant. Food is excellent, private dining, all accommodating to the fullest. Special thanks to Palazzo host Winston Weiis.

Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Amazing Hospital!! Dr. Scott Lingwall has been our vet for our two babies for years. Our beagle recently passed due to old age and the caring staff had a viewing set up that was beautiful for him . We couldn't ask for any better place . Dr Scott always takes such great care of our dogs whenever they need him, boarding is also wonderful their friendly staff is amazing and caring as well.

Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a positive review for a place
Output:
Eddie's is one of my favorite Happy Hour spots in Scottsdale! The trick is going after 7PM any weeknight and sitting in the bar. There are specials there on drinks and appetizers that aren't offered in the main dining area of the restaurant, and they're a great deal! The appetizers are amazing (my boyfriend and I usually order 3 of them and share with drinks), and I've had almost all of them at this point. I definitely recommend the horseradish shrimp, if you like a little bit of a kick, and the chicken lollipops are amazing too! The bartender is very attentive and friendly, and though we only go about once a month, always remembers us. (Ask him about the Flatbread of the day... always delicious!) Eddie's is also great if you're looking for a nice holiday dinner. I took my boyfriend there for Passover (I'm not the best cook!), and we had a wonderful meal. They do this kind of thing for several holidays, so if you feel like a splurge, it's a good call! If you're in for a standard dinner, I highly recommend the whats-in-this-Steak. (No, I don't know what's in it... but I do know that it was delicious!!!) The only reason to knock Eddie's down a star is the pricing, which isn't a problem if you come in for happy hour. The one time I came in with another couple for a standard meal, we did have a bottle wine, but managed to break the $400 mark on the bill, not counting tip. It's a great place, but I just don't see coming in and spending that when the happy hour is just as good! (Though it was a special occasion, and very delicious!) TLDNR: Sit at the bar after 7PM on weekdays, great specials there not served in restaurant... and be nice to the bartender, he's a cool guy who will remember you.