In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

[Q]: Great tea and chicken chimi, unfortunately it stopped there.
First of all the seats are horrible and pitch you forward causing you to have to put your feet up on the table rail to push yourself back onto the seat. We got our drinks, ice tea for both of us, very fresh brewed tea. As a matter of fact, some of the best ever. Then the guacamole came out...not bad but nothing great, wouldn't get it again. Next came the entrees. Chicken chimichanga, Spanish rice, guacamole, black beans and lettuce & tomatoes. Let's go down the list. Chicken chimi: excellent. Spanish rice: inedible. Guacamole: had gone bad, why on the same order one is good and one is bad is beyond me. Black beans: under seasoned, didn't eat 'em. Lettuce & tomatoes: didn't even try it, got one piece of lettuce with a bite of chimi and it was sour.
Now on to the staff. Our waitress was adequate but the wait staff and bar staff on a whole stood around and talked way too much to each other. One of the cooks did little more than talk on his cell phone while waiting on orders. The girl working with him had to literally yell at him in order to get his attention so that he would work.

I won't be going back. If it weren't for the chimi I would have given 1 star.

Update: The assistant manager contacted me and offered coupons to come back or refund my money. I couldn't bring myself to get the coupons to go back nor could I justify getting my money back because then I would feel obligated to go back. No change to my rating, I just thought it fair to let others know that they do seem to care that they get bad feedback.
[A]: NEGATIVE

[Q]: Went back to the Waldhorn this past Sunday for brunch and had a great visit. Normally, I avoid buffets, but their brunch buffet is nice. I love the cooked-to-order omelette station as well as the selection of traditional breakfast foods and traditional German foods. The people are friendly, service was good and quality of the food is excellent. I would definitely recommend giving them a try for brunch even if you are not typically a fan of ""German"" food -- I don't eat beef, pork, cabbage, etc but I can certainly find plenty of other options here that are excellent (Spatzle, Chicken, French Toast, Cheese Grits, Home Fries, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh Soup of the day, and delish fresh breads). Brunch is also an excellent time to try some of their various desserts such as fruit cobblers, Napoleons, Bienenstich Kuchen (Honey cake with cream in the middle and honeyed almonds on top), Black Forest Cake, Apfelstrudel, Eclairs, and many others.
[A]: POSITIVE

[Q]: Our taxi driver recommended this place on our way into Vegas to go to for a first night out. Pretty sub par food. We got there in time for the happy hour but apparently it only applied to drinks; which was buy one get one free for those big slushee drinks. Bad idea - way too sweet! Also, at happy hour you don't really get a server you just go to the bar and have to wait until a bartender is available to order anything.

We were sitting right by the doors to go to the outdoor seating and our table had a wobbly leg so we almost spilled our drinks multiple times. We were right around the corner from the bathroom and feet away from a girl who decided to puke her guts out since she couldn't make it all the way to the bathrooms. Just the whole experience was a bummer.
[A]:
NEGATIVE