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

Answer: Nice place with good food. They need better iced tea (yes, this is a big deal to me) but the chicken Cobb wrap I had was very good and my dad's Italian beef was excellent with a lot of flavor. I would definitely return.

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

Answer: I can't believe no one has reviewed Del Frisco's yet. Perhaps no Yelper feels it needs a review, since it easily does well in the paper and other official reviews around town, and everyone "knows" that it's good. But, I feel like it needs to be done, if only to get me more compliments, and "1st reviewer stars". When you walk in to Del Frisco's, you know you'll be paying a lot for the dinner you're about to have. Rest assured, however, that it will be very delicious. It's worth at least a visit for a drink or two to see the beautiful staircase, dark woods, wine cellar, and beautiful windows with views of SouthPark, if you can't afford to have an entire meal there. They certainly captured the look of a luxurious high-end steakhouse. If you do choose to dine at Del Frisco's, you will not be disappointed. We've eaten there twice--once on our own tab to celebrate our recent move to Charlotte, and the second time with my husband's parents--and both times we left saying it was the best steak we'd ever had. Both times I had a filet. The first time, I had an 8 oz filet that was like cutting through warm butter. I believe in the power of the rare steak, since the flavors seem to be bigger and brighter (and in less refined establishments, it ensures that your steak is fresh and not someone else's mistake). This steak was perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, and a total 5-star steak. The second steak I got was a 6-oz filet from the "Lagniappe" section ('small surprise for the customer') that included the Chateau potatoes. The steak was again ridiculously delish. Steaks can run around $40, which seems reasonable, but this generally does not include a side. Del Frisco's serves their side dishes family style, so they are ordered for the table since the portions are large enough for three or more. Dishes in their "Lagniappe" section come with Chateau potatoes (barely-mashed potatoes, almost like the filling of twice-baked potatoes). I wasn't the biggest fan of these; they were a little dry. Other side dishes I have had and enjoyed a lot were the sweet potato casserole with crumble topping and the asparagus. The cocktails deserve a section of their own here. My husband got a VIP cocktail, pineapple-y and smooth, and it was fabulous! I ordered a Cosmopolitan, because I always channel my inner Carrie Bradshaw via alcohol and shoes, and this one was certainly no disappointment! Jim's parents had Manhattans, and loved them--believe me when I say, they know a good Manhattan! The service has always been excellent. The staff is very knowledgeable, visit the table frequently to check on drinks, and really friendly. At the end of the meal, they will give you a card to fill out your address and information, and a few days later, you will get a Thank-You card in the mail from them personally! I was shocked the first time that happened! Our waitress even alluded back to our conversation with her during our dinner--a real pro! Overall, I would say that Del Frisco's is one of the best dining experiences I have had. There is no rushing through the meal, it's a beautiful atmosphere, and you are made to feel like a VIP through the whole experience. Definitely a great date night, and you can make reservations on-line at opentable.com.

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

Answer:
WHO KILLED THE CHICKEN Our first visit and we ordered "The Favorites" Furikake and Mochiko style. Everything is served in takeout styrofoam boxes with white plastic utensils. Like everyone had previously pointed out, the delivery of the food is "don't tell me you're in a hurry" cause it won't matter. Sit down and check out the high ceilings and chill braddah and sistas. Now let's move up the pace and talk chicken. Teriyaki cubes were missing the teri sauce. Katsu chicken same story... no flavor and wishing I had ordered McNuggets. As for the rest of my two pound box... I can dig it. Beef teri was beef jerky tasting yummy. Shrimp more than stretched my imagination. Mochiko chicken was succulent and tastefully seasoned. Mac salad was to my liking. In fact the next time, I'd make my own bento box with those three choices. If you're a rice eater, this place makes it real fresh and good. Wish I could substitute the rice for more salad. BTW... invest in a bigger trash container or get one that compacts all your diners' styrofoam. I witnessed multiple complaints of trash container being too full.