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

Answer: Went for a friend's birthday. Party of 10. My wife made reservations for our friend's birthday party about 5 days in advance. We were seated to at two tables pushed together, with four people on each side and one on the ends. They have a very small dining room, so I know they wanted to get as many people in as possible, but this was a bit much. The waitress was very attentive and gave great suggestions to their limited menu. She explained that everything is fresh and local, so that is why there is only about 5 or 6 selections for main courses. We all ordered appetizers for the table and our main courses. She asked us (in a statement kind of way) "soup or salad", so everyone assumed it was included in our entrees. Not so much. Being that the entrees are all over $25 and up to $42, I was a little put off that she didn't ask us if we wanted soup or salad, suggesting it was extra. My bad for assuming and not delving further, but everyone at the table (but one) was a bit ticked that they got charged another $10 for salad, when they wouldn't have ordered it. Basically, they got an extra $90 out of the party for salads nine people didn't really want. My dinner was fantastic. I ordered the double boned pork chop. It could have fed a small army, it was that big, but it was also really delicious. My wife ordered the scallops, and they were overdone and had a lot of sand in several of them, which ruined it for her. Overall the experience was good, but for the money ($200 with tip for 2 people), I would have liked my wife's food and the seating to be better. Also, they charged me for 2 more beers than I actually ordered ($9 a piece), so I had to have her fix that.

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

Answer: I've been meaning to try this place out for quite some time and finally made the effort to head over to Harrah's. Ice Pan is located not too far from the parking garage entrance when you are heading towards the casino. Directly next to the Starbucks. You get to choose what flavor, type of milk and toppings you want in your creation. They mix/blend your cream together then it's poured on this.. well pan hah. (Think crepe pan but very very cold!) Then they start going at it and before you know it, with a little bit of wizardry, you get ice.. cream? I got green tea with soy milk and mochi on top. Now I enjoyed the making of the concoction but not so much the texture and taste of it. I wasn't too sure what to call it either. Is it ice cream?? The consistency was a little strange for me and the taste wasn't all there either. But to each their own, if you've never seen anything like this before, it can't hurt to give it a go!

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

Answer:
Disappointed. Ingredients and toppings looked like they had been sitting there for a few days undermining the quality and freshness of the Pizza. We asked for basil and the guy took the only packet out of the fridge and it was completely rotten so he threw it all away. We ordered 5 pizzas and they all came out with soggy crusts. The cooking system may be fast but it pales in comparison to a wood burning oven or even a more conventional electrical system where the crust gets cooked properly and the toppings don't have to be exposed to intense high heat for such a short period of time. I don't mind waiting another 5 minutes for a pizza that is decently cooked. The concept of choosing your own toppings and designing your own pizza is just a recipe for disaster- it dilutes the identity of the pizza characteristic to the establishment. A pizza's combo of toppings and ingredients should be studied and offered as a tried and tested combination, otherwise you end up with a 'mish mash' of ingredients that just don't marry well together especially when you also have the option of choosing the type of sauce and cheese etc. The pre-made dough was also a big disappointment- making it one step closer to a store bought pizza. That, in combination with the lack of freshness of the toppings really disqualifies it from being considered a freshly made pizza. Yes, there are set pizzas too but the pricing just doesn't make sense compared to the build your own. We gave it a try but won't be back- there are much better pizzas to be had and if you can afford to wait an extra minute or two then why come here?