Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I can't believe I haven't written a review for this place yet. I've probably been here more times than I can remember. The layout of the restaurant is a bit weird. I like sitting in the section off to the side rather than where the door is. The front section is a bit cavernous and feels "warehousey" I am aware this is not a word, but it seems like the best description. Despite that, I am willing to tolerate it cause the food is good. I think my favorite dish here is the Chicken Fried Steak. Smothered in country gravy and served with your choice of eggs, potatoes and toast. The steak is nicely breaded, superbly crispy and mouthwateringly yummy. I like to step it up a notch and sub the toast for biscuits with even more gravy. And of course I like scrambled eggs (when I like eggs) and the seasoned potatoes. My second "usual" is the Monte Cristo. You know the saying, "stick to what you're used to." I should have heeded that one morning. I tried their raspberry french toast. Eww. Not happy. Not sweet. So unappetizing to me that I barely made it through one slice. Their presentation is a bit lacking but really what can I say. As far as local breakfast places go, I'm usually not in it for the presentation. Heck, most of the time I'm not even awake enough to appreciate it. The portions are pretty generous and the service is quick and friendly. My bf likes it, I like it. The hot chocolate is good. All in all, a win win place for me.
Q: positive

A: Dr. Heiland truly offers each patient a "best practice" experience. The staff is honest, kind and will help educate you with realistic expectations. Dr. Hamila is an elite Audiologist in the Hearing Center who will prescribe the necessary hearing technology to assist your specific hearing loss.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I desperately wanted to love this place. But the food....the food.... I don't know if they hated us, but the lasagna they served us was dry and the meatball was disgusting. My fettucine alfredo was too watery and I couldn't finish it because the butter leaked out of the sauce and went onto my fettucine. Godfather was playing so that was why I gave it 2 stars. Oh, and my server was nice. But it was pricey.
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Output: The food was sub par and way too hot to eat at first. The cook was a little intimidating and the cashier was not dressed very appropriately. I felt uncomfortable going in with my girlfriend..
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Las Vegas has seen a few "hardcore" arcades come and go. From Race for Atlantis, to the Golden Age of The Orleans, to GameLand (rest its soul), there has usually been at least a decent spot for locals to get their gaming fix. The arcade scene in Vegas, unfortunately, has laid dormant for some time now (since the closure of GameLand and the Adventuredome's VR Center). The Orleans has maintained a decent selection of fighters, but Bemani fans have been largely out of luck outside of the occasional new DDR or hacked In The Groove machine. Today, I visited a newly-opened arcade called Gemini Arcade Palace. When I saw pictures of the place, I was frankly in disbelief. DDR X, DDR Disney Rave (I know, but come on), three ITG machines, DrumMania and GuitarFreaks V6 linked for session play, and two Taiko No Tatsujin machines under one roof? Be still, my Gamer heart! Naturally, I had to get down there and make an informed decision about this new contender. After being woefully misled by Google Maps, whose directions led me to an apartment complex, I found Gemini Arcade Palace at the southeast corner of Flamingo and Sandhill. Walking in, I knew I had found -- at long last -- the successor to my dearly-departed GameLand. All the aforementioned machines were indeed present, along with a PropCycle machine (PropCycle!!) and a few others I don't recall. I sat down at my distraction of choice -- DrumMania -- and plunked down fifty cents for a three-song session. After a few games and conversations with old arcade scene friends, I wiped the sweat from my forehead and left as satisfied as I ever had back in the GL glory days. Any budding local business will live or die based on how well they listen to their customers, and thankfully Gemini seems very open to the suggestions that have been offered by its earliest patrons. There has been discussion about adding Bemani games that aren't currently present (namely Beatmania IIDX, a highly sought-after machine for many local enthusiasts), which will help to please potential arcade-goers who aren't already convinced. The suggestions I have for Gemini are to get some high-powered fans or a good A/C system to keep the dancing game fans feeling and smelling rosy, and to get some popular fighting games in there to bring in a wider audience. The establishment seems to be catering to Bemani fans right now (which is fine with me personally), but they need to broaden their horizons if they want to get a diverse (and large) local following. I'm giving Gemini five stars based not on its current offerings, but what it means for the future of the Las Vegas arcade scene -- that is, that it isn't dead and that there are still business owners out there who want to build a local and loyal following by listening to its customers and giving them what they want.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output:
Hmm.. Ok where do I start Service was the slowest I had ever experienced in life Spotty, 2 servers were the slowest and basically on something felt (a sedative, maybe?) 1 was great, but he dissapeared somewhere. As with all things at the Wynn (with the exception of La Cave for ambiance and wine), overpriced food, zero in taste and quality The food, was just ...blah and blah I've never had a 3 hour lunch that involved 2/3rds the time waiting for food and food that was under par nevertheless mmmm..nah