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

Answer: This airport sucks. It is outdated and not well managed. Lines are inefficient and take forever. People are rude and no one could be bothered. The restaurants are overcrowded and not a lot to choose from. There are no outlets and no room to sit or walk. If you live in the west, you are better off driving. This place sucks!!!

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

Answer: Such a cute little breakfast spot. I follow on Facebook to see their weekend specials. They always lure me in! If you've never been you have to get "one of those" ... Their version of a cronut. It's amazing! Everything I've had their is good from their pastries to breakfast burritos to their specials. I always take family and friends here when they're visiting. Love this place!

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

Answer:
Oh Oreganos, it's been over ten years since I fell in love with your fresh, flavorful salads and your cleverly quipped "Zany Ziti". Still, somehow I think I love you more every year, which is why I'm willing to wait on a week night, or any night for that matter. All of my friends know that if they suggest dinner of my choice then we will be heading over to Scottsdale and Shea because it doesn't get any better than that. This is BY FAR the best Oregano's location. (I have been to all of them minus Flagstaff and PV Mall area.) The cheerleaders also known as servers there are always friendly, smiling and fast. I only have two suggestions for this location and others: 1) Salads and main courses should never arrive together unless specified by the guest. Sometimes I forget to tell my server I want my salad first and my food gets cold. Mutl-tasking isn't something that should be involved when dining, we want to savor the moment and the delicious food. Let's fix this! 2) The Gorgonzola vinaigrette was the best thing that happened to Oregano's since the old-school raspberry vinaigrette took off. Please bring one of these dressings back stat.