Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) yelp review.
A: Four stars for this fun and irrevrent shrine to the yellow condiment! (You gotta love a place that bills itself as the "home of Poupon U"!) The museum has a mind-boggling assortment of mustard from all over the world, including posters, magazine covers and advertisements. For those who prefer to put their wallet where their mouth is, the store has an equally stunning assortment, categorized by country and flavor. As the previous reviewer noted, you can sample just about anything they sell - a big plus.
Q: positive

A: Great great great Chinese food. How these places I used to frequent as a kid pop up in my backyard is beyond me. Like living in the Matrix. My all time favorite dishes can be found here. Crispy Gau Gee with Cake Noodle, Cold Ginger Chicken, Beef with Ong Choy also known as swamp grass. Just the perfect hint of ham ha. All goes good with the rice wash it down with some hot tea. Service is very relaxed don't expect to be checked on every minute however the room is small enough to get attention for water or requests. You won't be running to the bathroom after you eat here un-like other restaurants I have been to in the Spring Mountain Road area.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: Loved finding this unique and tasty restaurant off the strip for our vacation! The food was a pleasant twist on the authentic flavors. Since my husband has taken trips to Spain this was a real comfort food trip for him. Be sure to try different tapas and share them in the standard Spanish tradition. We also enjoyed the Paella. A must for Vegas.
Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I never go here when I'm on a schedule... But still, 25 minutes for a one hamburger order and still no expectation as to when it would be ready, I had to ask for a refund
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output: I had lunch at Capital Grill and was pleasantly surprised by the menu options that included fish and other non-meat items. The service was impeccable from the moment we stepped into the restaraunt. I was surprised that it wasn't more crowded but there was an ice storm brewing outside, which could have forced people to stay in. Even though I begrudgingly went to Cap Grill because my boyfriend wanted a steak, I enjoyed myself just as much as he did. I had the salmon salad, which our waiter recommended, and was delicious, and my boyfriend had the filet, which he has never been disappointed by at any Cap Gill. The service stands out at Cap Grill and, as long as you're in the mood for deliciously prepared but simple dishes, you won't be disappointed.
Q: positive

A:
First impression upon entering the store (2/5) : "What the heck is that smell?!" After walking into the store a little further, I found my answer. CHEESE! The store was a little on the "sloppy/pack rat/ sweaty/ definitely wouldn't hurt to mop every once in a while" side. My first instinct wasn't to leave so that is always a good thing. Customer service (5/5): I went there because my husband randomly missed Spain so he wanted to make a bunch of mini bocadillos with different types of meat and cheeses. We already got the meat from another place down the street so what better place to get a variety of cheeses than the Macaroni co? The lady that helped us was wonderful!! She was so patient with us even though there were a million people waiting in line. She automatically knew which cheese to recommend based on what would compliment the meat that we had. She was extremely knowledgeable about the various kinds of cheese. I could seriously listen to her talk all day about the history of the cheese... she made it so interesting. My husband is VERY indecisive so he couldn't figure out which one he liked more. Food (4/5): We tried at least 7 different kinds of cheese and I didn't like any of them... definitely not a cheese person. My husband on the other hand, LOVED every single one of them! We also went there for some Rustic Italian or any hard shelled bread. I know this is not the store's fault be there needs to be a sign that says, "Do NOT touch the actual bread unless you are buying it!!!" I saw at least 3 people who were squeezing the bread with their dirty hands to see if it was soft. Totally grossed me out. Why would anyone think that is okay?!?! I can understand if you are squeezing the bread through the bag but don't TOUCH it! That is only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. Oh and the fact that it wasn't that clean.