Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: This place is a mildly upscale Italian restaurant with good food. I ordered the Lobster Risotto (I have a habit of trying any place's risotto, paella, or jambalaya). I also shared a Caprese salad and tried a slice of someone's Veal Chop. I was pretty impressed with everything that came my way. One of the highlights is their selection of bread. Someone periodically comes around and offers you slices of bread. I especially enjoyed the walnut and raisin loaf.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: My wife and I would go to the one near our old place every so often. I know its a chain restaurant , but on occasion they have a meal that just has some great flavor , so why not. We have been to this particular restaurant , and both times H O R R I B L E service. The first time , we did not get our soup or salad , and the waitress was very few and far between on the drink refills. Anyone that knows me , knows i suck down iced tea like its going out of style. Sometimes i even have them bring me 2 glasses of it. I think i got 1 refill the entire time.... needless to say there was a drought . 2nd time it was gorgeous outside , so we decided to sit outside. .... BAD IDEA. Same issue with the waitress , very little checking up on us. She was not even the one who brought us our food. On top of that , they charged me for 3 of the 2 for 15 dollar meals instead of just 2 ..... no apology , no discount , no free dessert ... no nothing. Just a 15 minute wait to get it fixed. And on our way . I have sent a correspondence to the corporate office , and it has been nearly a month and have not heard anything back. Obviously they don't care about their clientele.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
If you like the cheap/dirty motel feel, the Tropicana is the place for you. It's so bad that prostitutes would probably opt to lose a client rather than meet him at this hotel. Everything about this hotel screams old and outdated. For instance, the elevators are small, smell like mold, and feel as though they are about to malfunction at any minute. The ceilings are super low, and the decor is almost non-existent. The bathrooms are the absolute worst, with faucets from the 1960s, and toilets that can't seem to flush anything. So if you have to go number two, I suggest holding it and using another hotel's bathroom in the lobby. The bed sheets are also old and stained. There are no good restaurants to eat at. We went to Hooters, which is right next door, for dinner both nights we were there. The only upside about this hotel is it's price. The management knows it's so terrible that they usually charge under $100 to stay there. My suggestion is to do everything you can to avoid staying there. It's so dirty that you might catch a disease. Shop around and find something better for the same price. Treasure Island usually has great deals and their rooms are excellent, clean, and modern.