Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Quieter than the big hotels on the strip. Great restaurants! The pool area, though closed now, is beautiful. They were building it on my first trip to the Trop a year-and-a-half ago. I would recommend the Tropicana highly. You can walk to anywhere on the strip from there.
Q: positive

A: Beer.....tastey, mouth-watering beer. Eight straight from heaven rotating taps that dispence little miracles in a glass. Almost as good, the happy hour price on beer. They are practically giving it away. Main Ingredient, I don't know how you do it, but, I love you.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Had bad experience here. Bad servers. Come here for a friend birthday party, and no servers took care of us. And we got a large group of people too. So disappointment.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: 9091 was the one clue Eric R. and I skipped while representing yelp in the 2010 Scavenger Dash. It was the furthest away from the strip. Even though it is so close to UNLV, I never ventured over there because I like to leave my car parked all day and night when I am working then going to classes. I finally remembered it was there on Friday after my short work day, and it was so pretty outside so I went to the giant yellow bean shaped place. The gentleman who took my order suggested a burrito for my first time, but I had just eaten chipotle the day before, so I opted for the Bibop salad. I got spicy beef. I had no idea the range of veggies that would land in my salad, but I was most excited about the eggplant! That definitely was not listed on the menu but was a great addition. There was enough food there for like 3 meals! Even though I didn't order a drink, the guy behind the register brought me a cold water to wash down the spicy beef. It was so deliciously healthy and I need to return for tacos! When I got up to leave I was noticed by someone who knew me from a different context. A small world!
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output: When a new spot in the downtown/north central Phoenix area opens up, we historic district folks get quite excited...still too few choices, and too few great choices at that. So, I was very happy to hear a friend say she went to The Living Room for an after work gathering and really liked it. We went back last night with friends for happy hour. We literally were screaming to hear each other across a small 4-top, and asked three times--nicely--for the music level to be turned down a smidge. Here's the thing: we all agreed we'd make this a go-to spot in the 'hood for happy hour and easy weeknight dinners. But, if they don't get the sound level/ambience right, it's going to be hard for them to gain a solid and loyal following. Shared a cheese plate and hummus app...all good. Martinis and beers, good. Service, decent. Living Room has some strong pluses, but sound level is going to make it or break it. Love a place feeling alive and full of energy, just not fun when you can't hear to have good conversation with the folks sitting at your table. After just over an hour of the ridiculous shouting, we left and went to Tuck Shop for a wonderful, fun, delicious dinner with our friends ($90 plus tip that Living Room lost). So, Living Room, are you a DJ-driven music spot wanna-be or a neighborhood wine cafe and lounge? (A nod to Postino for getting the sound/food/ambience mix just right.)
Q: positive

A:
Top 3 west side burger shop. Can possibly make # 1 after a few more visits and a couple cracks at the burgers on the menu. Philly burger with homemade fries oh my.