Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The only things that kept me from giving this a five star were as follow: *Very confusing to know where to park? There is no self park unless you want to park at the ARIA which is very far away from the hotel if you are hauling luggage. They do have valet which we don't mind. We love valet but I know not everyone does. To get to Valet is confusing too. Go into the CRystals entrance not the ARIA. You would have to drive in a circle. For first timers... its confusing. The second time not so much. *The pool is small compare to other pools in Vegas. It was kind of overcrowded and I think it was because of the size. More like family oriented instead of party crowd. *Our fridge wouldn't cool. That sucked we complained about that but they didn't really fix it. *The bed was too firm. I was kind of dissapointed in this because the ARIA beds are the best that I ever slept in. My husband said it was the same but I don't think it was. *The front desk told us our resort fee was "taken care of." When I hear that I think they aren't going to charge us for it but to our suprise they did... $25 each night. Now... things that were GREAT at the VDARA. *The smell. As soon as you walk in there is such a pleasant smell. I love it! *The room. We paid $75/night in priceline for a couple of weekday nights. It was a great suite. The view was awesome (Belagio side... we could see the fountains). It was clean, it was modern, two flat screens. Perfect. *The service was awesome as soon as we called for something they would be right up and then followed up with a phone call. Hardly any wait too. *The Gym... great. I loved their elliptical machine and they had clean towels and water ready at the machine. I would recommend the VDARA and I will stay there again.
Q: positive

A: After my 1st visit, that manager contacted me to say that my experience wasn't up to their standards and would I like to come in and give them another shot, on the house? Hell, yes I would!! It means alot to even have a manager respond positively to a customer's poor experience and I told him so. Nice service recovery (and I need to speak up faster when things aren't up to snuff. My bad.) Anyway, went in for breakfast on a Friday. I ordered the Chorizo and eggs breakfast tacos and a vanilla latte. The tacos came out pretty quickly; about the same wait time as other diners' around me, so it didn't seem like they put me on a stat order or anything. The order has two soft tacos on flour tortillas, with a side of salsa. They were full, but not stuffed. The eggs were fluffy and hot, the chorizo was not greasy AT ALL (an accomplishment in itself) and the salsa tasted homemade with a nice balance of cilantro and tomato. The tortillas were fresh and the portions was great. I struggled to eat the second one; couldn't finish in fact. This was the experience I wish my 1st one had been. It was great. I'll be back now!!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Smiling Banana Leaf has some competition for best thai in this town ... Admittedly, the first time I ordered from here I wasn't impressed (that seems to happen to me a lot?). I ordered the green curry with tofu, spice level 3. Yeah, I was being wimpy as I wasn't sure of how they handled their spices. It just tasted so very bland. I was a little disappointed as I had heard so many people call them the best thai in town. Round 2: since I work in north side three days a week my immediate options are rather limited. Fast food or a handful of other places, most of which I do not want to visit. I decided Nicky's deserves another try. I ordered the same lunch entree, but this time spice level 6. Whenever I'm giving a restaurant another try I also reorder the same thing (unless I found it to be really disgusting) to see if maybe they were just having an off day or I really don't like it. This time it tasted absolutely phenomenal! I still should kick the spice level up to a 7 or 8, but I was pretty happy with what they did. I've only ever done take-out so I can't speak to the waiters/waitresses, but the front of house people have been fantastic both times. Very nice and welcoming. Sitting and waiting for my food, I've noticed that they treat each person who walks in very well. Gotta love service with a smile. :D
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Output: Skip this place. horrible derive
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output: The only reason I am not giving them ONE star is because our waiter provided excellent service. The place has an unpleasant fish aroma... the swordfish was good compared to the over cooked and bland Ono fish I ordered. our tuna appetizer took 20 minutes to finally get to our table but at least our waiter offered us bread while we waited. The best thing about this restaurant was the YELP offer ( $1 for your first drink if you check in on Yelp)
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The MGM Grand is a beautiful Hotel & Casino. I've stayed here a couple times and gambled here a handful of times. I've always been pleased with the experience. The Las Vegas Strip is inundated with first-class hotels and casinos, but this one still remains a favorite of mine. The only thing that holds me back from giving them a full 5-star rating is the room rates. They're significantly higher than many of the other hotels nearby. Given, MGM does seem to be just a little bit nicer in decor, I don't think it justifies such a dramatic hike in room rate. That aside, I have can't find anything to complain about. They have just about every game or slot you can imagine, the buffet is good, their "Centrifuge Bar" is a lot of fun, and the service is very good. Don't forget to check out the Lion Habitat as well. The basic rooms are adequate in size. Not huge, but spacious enough. Plumbing issues (slow drains or weak water preassure) and sometimes being able to hear your next door neighbors "getting it on" might be the only issues I've come across. But I find this to be the case with all hotels I've stayed at in Vegas. So I accept this to be the "norm". Personally, I spend very little time sleeping while I'm in Vegas so the rooms don't bear a lot of weight in my review. Just being in Las Vegas is awesome and I look forward to my next visit to MGM Grand (whenever I can afford it).