In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Example: This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Example solution: POSITIVE
Example explanation: The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

Problem: Location: Well, I thought it was obvious - the Ritz! Located on Sherbrooke West, not far from the museum.

Hotel stuff: To be quite blunt, the hotel lobby and tea room were GORGEOUS! I can only imagine what the rooms look like. The tea room has beautiful high ceilings, is quite large, and very bright. It's got a modern meets old-school feel to it. It's a pretty classy place - but then that's what I would expect from the Ritz. I stopped in for high tea on this very cold, Sunday afternoon. Note: Tea service ends at 3pm.

Service: Initially, I got a bit of attitude from the boy - I was waiting for a friend and was taking some photos. I think he assumed I was just hanging around for no good reason, however, his demeanor changed when I informed him that I had a reservation. He immediately escorted me to a table, insisting that I would be more comfortable seated, while waiting for my friend. Nice job, dude. Service during tea time was impeccable. The staff was prompt and tended to our every need and our teapot was always full.

The seating was comfortable (the chairs were huge and probably pretty old). My only complaint is that the table, while lovely, was a bit low. You really do have to be prim and proper at high tea - no leg crossing accepted! The waiter had seated us near the Christmas tree so the view was great. Let's be honest - the view is great no matter where you sit in this cozy tea room.

Nosh: We opted for the $32 service which came with our choice of tea and a tiered serving dish comprised of scones, finger sandwiches and sweets. For about $10 more, you can include a glass of champagne.

Scones: I don't normally eat scones but DAMN, these were SO good. My favorite was the plain version; the cranberry scone was good, but I generally don't like dried cranberries. The scones were accompanied by a rose marmalade (yum!), cherry marmalade (amazing!) and Devonshire cream (holy shit, give me a bucket immediately!). So... the scones were a hit.

Finger things: Why are crustless finger sandwiches always dry? I don't get it. Anyway - we had smoked salmon and cream cheese (not the Philadelphia type either), cucumber, egg and tomato/basil. The hits were the tomato/basil (delicious and flavorful) and the smoked salmon (the cream cheese wasn't too cheesy or salty). The egg and cucumber sandwiches were OK, but they weren't exciting enough for me.

Sweets: We got an assortment of mini things that we shared by splitting each item in half. I don't remember what anything was except for the eclair and the Mille-feuille. There was also a delicious piece of chocolate cake that was spiked with Grand Marnier (amazing - any chocolate lover will adore this), carrot cake (by the time I got to this I was so full that I left my half. My friend thought it was OK), a double cream-puff that left me a little underwhelmed (too sweet), a Mille-feuille that also did not inspire me (something about the custard just didn't work for me - I prefer cream in my one thousand layers), and a mousse of some kind that was great. Oh, the eclair was very good.

Overall: I would go back again and recommend it to pretty much anyone who likes tea as much as I do. Make sure you cal ahead to book a table.

Cons:
- Nowhere to put your coats
- Table too low for my liking
Solution: POSITIVE