Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Walked all the way down Fremont from Emergency Arts in 105 degree heat, motivated by visions of vegan pizza at the end of my arduous journey...this time, I was not disappointed! Now, I make a pretty stellar vegan pizza at home - so I judge others fairly rigorously. I can't beat Pop Up's sauce or crust, so theirs beats mine hands down. They also are perfectly light-handed with the Daiya cheese - which can be a bit much if laid on too heavy. Loved it - my favorite slice of pizza in town! A HUGE plus? One of the guys stopped by my table and commented "You finally got your vegan pizza" - he actually remembered me from two weeks prior! You can't beat that kind of customer service.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: As far as kid-friendly, chain restaurant, sandwich shops go, this place isn't bad. I'm actually a fan. The sammies aren't incredibly inventive but some of them are tasty. I like their beef brisket and cheddar sandwich, but the BBQ sauce they use is way too sweet. They tend to be heavy-handed with the sauces on all their sandwiches, which is always a negative in my book. I tried the turkey bacon ranch the other day and it was drowning in mayo. Despite that, I'll still come back because my son likes their sandwiches. They get points for having a kid-sized menu plus he loves the plastic fireman hats they give out.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
Like the New England Patriots in the 2007 playoffs, the Wynn had all the hype, glamor, and momentum only to disappoint and be labeled as overrated. Don't get me wrong, the food there is very good still. But compared to the Bellagio, with the same prices and expectations, the Wynn buffet definitely fell short. The selection lacked depth displayed by the dessert bar where they ran out of Creme Brulee (an absolute outrage for fans of the crispy caramelized sugar shell) and Bellagio has twice the selection. Besides the jumbo shrimp, there wasn't much seafood; the crab legs looked anorexic, skinnier than those of a Victoria's Secret model. The prime rib was great and so were a couple of other hot food items. So for $35+, eat at the Bellagio. Go early on so you don't have to wait in line and Mon-Thurs so you don't pay the weekend premium. Final Score for the Super Buffet: Bellagio 17 Wynn 14