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An example of an negative review: We ate here last week. The restaurant has a great atmosphere but the sushi was horrible. The fish tasted old and dirty. I would not recommend this place.

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An example of an negative review: My family and business associates have visited Delmonico over the past eight years and in the past were delighted with the food (although we did notice some service slippage over the last couple years). However, the last visit in 2010 was a big disappointment. The food was just average and the service was terrible. My steak came to the table sans the melted butter and the server's solution was to bring a pat of butter several minutes later. There are too many outstanding restaurants for us to ever visit this restaurant again.

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An example of an negative review: We stayed for 4 nights, and weren't impressed. To be fair, we stayed there the same weekend as a group of about 70 teenagers on some sponsored spring break weekend, and though their behavior was, of course, not the fault of the hotel, a hotel that welcomes a group like that is not a hotel at which I want to stay. Pros: -Hotel is in a great location for the metro (Berri-UQAM stop, a major hub, is right next door) and for walking to different parts of the city -Great view of the city (at least from the 18th floor, where we were) -Free wi-fi Cons: -Paper thin walls (we could hear the phone ringing and people talking in the room next door and in the hallway) -"Queen" size bed was about the size of a double, which the front desk said was because they are older beds -Sub-par concierge -The four elevators aren't enough to service all the guests if the hotel is full like it was the weekend we were there. Be prepared to wait (and then be prepared to ride it with 15 teenagers in various states of drunkenness). -Housekeeping attempted to clean our room at 8:30 AM (and was irritatingly persistant about it). -There is consistently a gaggle of bums hanging around outside, probably because of the casino/bar next door. -Poor ventilation (it was as if our next door neighbor's cigarette smoke was being routed through our room...in a non-smoking hotel, of course). The price is low, but you get what you pay for. I wouldn't recommend this hotel unless your primary concern is location and ease of access to the metro...or unless you don't mind hearing your neighbors conversations through the walls and are up and out of the room by 7:45 AM.

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An example of an positive review: How have I not reviewed the Peartree yet? Sitting here, in a warm cafe on a cold, blustery November afternoon whilst reminiscing of summer days gone by... And when you think of a summer's day in Edinburgh, you think of The Peartree. The Peartree inside is a pub, with a big bar in the middle. It's the outside of The Peartree that counts. One of the few "beer gardens" in the Old Town, or Edinbrugh at all (and keep in mind that "beer garden" is the normal expression for any outdoor drinking area belonging to a pub -- it's not a garden at all, but stone floor with park benches, so don't expect grass, trees or picnic blankets). But it's outside, it gets the sun, and it's really pretty big as far as beer gardens go. Even with the space though, you'll struggle to find a spot at peak hours, as most of Old Town flock here, especially students, after the working day is done (make that 3pm onwards) for an afternoon, sunshiney pint. They show rugby and football on a screen outside, they have outdoor shacks serving hot dogs / burgers in the summer. And attached upstairs / next door is a cool pub doing all sorts of dance nights like swing. So, The Peartree for me is the epitome of Edinburgh summer and Festival season. I can't say I've been in winter, but now I'm reminiscing I may check it out...