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

An example of an negative review: Horrible service. The only one really working seemed like the hostess that was trying to clean tables, seat people, cash people out, and bus. The servers were seriously super nonchalant about the fact that it was a busy restaurant. Food coming out was slow and nothing special at all. I used to be in the service industry and tip very well and left a 10% tip because I felt bad for the hostess and hope they give her something. People that serve/have served know that even with bad service you would usually give 15% and give people the benefit of the doubt on having a bad day or something but all around you can tell it was a bad operation.

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An example of an negative review: Two stars for the low quality of food. My friends and i decided to spend our last dinner in vegas at Maggianos. It was a short walk from our hotel and we wanted some REAL food after nights of bingeing on whatever we can get our hands on after the clubs. It is definitely on the expensive side where a half order of pasta will be around 11-17 bucks while a full order will cost you 20+. They do encourage family style for tables of 4+, but i think the cheapest family style was still around 20 a person. Out of the four of us we ordered: spaggetti with meatballs, lobster alfredo, fettucini alfredo and linguine with clams. All of the dishes were tasteless. I had to drown my linguine with claims with half the bottle of salt and all my friends did too. Maybe the chef forgot about the salt?? Idk, although the pasta were tasteless, the seafood was fresh and the bread was pretty good too. Meh, I've experienced better is the perfect description for this place.

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An example of an negative review: I hate writing a bad review, but in these times of financial struggle it makes a difference where you spend your money. It matters if you don't get what you paid for, and worse if you get treated badly while getting ripped off. This is a bit of a long review - sorry - a few things happened that need explanation. Bottom line for those in a hurry - don't go to this salon unless you want to be ripped off and treated like crap! If you want more details, keep reading. Such is the case for me with Honeycomb. I'd heard about the salon for years and as someone sensitive to hair chemical products, this place was about my last shot for what I hoped would be a good salon with good product. My stylist was Sarah. The bio on the website made her seem like she'd be knowledgeable and customer service oriented. I mean she worked in New York and did celebrities hair (or so it says). My only trip there was eventful. About an hour and 1/2 into my visit, a car literally drove into the building and crashed the business next door, about 5 feet from the front door of Honeycomb. This upset and distracted the 4 of us in the salon and took up a lot of time from my visit as Sarah spent a lot of time trying to deal with the people in the accident. My consult with her was a bit lengthy. I have some history with my hair and health, and she had a lot of questions. At one point she made a snappy comment about needing to decide what we would do and get started. No problem - hey you are the one controlling the session as the stylist so take control if you have a problem. I agreed to do one of the treatments she suggested, to help the color take better, but at the wash bowl she made her own decision not to do it. When I asked about it, she wouldn't say why. I was there for a partial and add'l color for gray. She would not do the color w/o me doing a 24 hr skin test due to my sensitivities. Ok, I understand that but I made it clear that I needed to get the gray covered. Maybe she should have suggested I come back when we could do it all - the right way. End result - I walked out with my hair looking EXACTLY the same as when I walked in (like sh*t), but my wallet was MUCH lighter. 3 inches of demarcation showing and all, couldn't tell I had anything done to my hair. I got a snarky comment at the end about her being 15 min late for her next appointment. Hey Sarah - you were 15 min late for MY appointment and I didn't say a word about that. What about the 30-45 min you spent dealing with the unusual car accident? Don't blame the customer and try to make me feel bad for those things. Plus she dropped color on me when she ran out to help the car accident people. Hey - thanks. The biggest problem of all here is that I've spoken to Sarah since and asked her if she could fix my hair since it appears no color took. She was cold, aloof, and basically said she'd fix it for FULL price. What?? Seriously? I've never had such a horrible reaction from a stylist or a salon in 30 years of getting my hair done professionally. On top of this, she charged me way more than the price listed on the board for a partial or even a full highlight, but wouldn't explain why. I let it go and still tipped her 20%. When I got home and dried my hair, I realized I had essentially been ripped off. Sarah also made a big deal of my long consult and said she normally charges for consults. I've have never been charged for a consult in connection with getting a service done. Maybe this is where the 'extra' charge for my color comes from. Who knows. Sarah was unwilling to budge and was completely unaccommodating. NO customer service with this one. The whole time I tried to be pleasant and understanding, but this treatment is ridiculous. I asked for the salon owner to call me to discuss further - guess what - she never called me. This salon needs to come with a warning - they are greedy and are looking to make money w/o providing quality service. If you have a problem with a service - forget about compromise - you won't find it here. I'm making it my goal to fight this to the nth degree. I'm tired of getting ripped off. I don't make a lot of money in my job. I feel like I walked in to a salon, was robbed of $135.00 and told to get the heck out. Please don't go to this salon if you want to be treated properly, especially for the prices they charge and the lack of quality you will receive.

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An example of an positive review: Four of us went here last week, for New Years Eve. They had a prix fixe menu for $115 each, and an a la carte menu. My guy had the prix fixe and the rest of us had a la carte. The service was perfect, and the presentation and ambience was lovely. We were all kindly given caviar (with dab of onions and cream fraiche on toast), which was supposed to be just for my guy with his meal. It was wonderful, and I'm not usually a caviar fan. Also the quality of the drinks was wonderful. We all ordered rasperry lemon drops, and they were the best I've ever had. The only reason I don't give five stars is that the menu was a bit limited and a bit too meat oriented. I ordered risotto and it was good but not spectacular.