Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I haven't tried the crepes yet, but let me tell you the coffee is delicious! If you haven't stopped by to support this local business then it is your loss! I haven't ordered any drink that I didn't love and everyone is so friendly and helpful. They also have a great assortment of decaffeinated drinks for those who don't need the jolt or for the kids. I loved them when they had their drive thru and I love them even more now. Stop in and support local!
Q: negative

A: To this day I will never understand the hype. It's fast food junk.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Although I didn't know it, I've been living under a rock for what must be ages because I had never heard anything about Fate. All you Yelpers must be in on some vast conspiracy to chat this place up on days when I'm outside sweating to the sweet sounds of backhoes instead of procrastinating on this site under the soul sucking fluorescent lights of the office. Well played. I wish I could say the same about Fate. My dining partner (who is obviously in on the scheme as well) had heard rave reviews about this place from roommates and friends alike, so we swung by to grab a bite on a Thursday night. He was looking forward to a delectable Pan-Asian experience. I was just looking for something to satisfy my gnawing hunger. We didn't have a very hard time finding the place, which seems to be a common complaint, and stumbled upon a cute little converted house with a group of five sipping beers outside as they waited for a table. Since they're on summer hours or something, only one of the two houses was open, and none of the cool outdoor decorations (aside from the wicked Buddah head) were present. Just a tiny little stylized sign that stated, "Fate." I really hoped that the stars were about to align and the combined fury of the kitchen and wait staff would result in the culmination of its namesake. After entering the restaurant and approaching the hostess, I was startled by the number of empty tables in the place and pleased that we'd soon have some saucy, ricey goodness to sate our hunger. Unfortunately, that wasn't so. She made us wait outside, after specifically barring us from remaining indoors, for five minutes. Baffling, but no biggie. Then we were ushered into a tiny room at the front of the establishment that boasted Ikea decor and very little ambiance, so I can't even give it points on that basis, which also seems to be a big seller with reviewers. We also sat about a foot and a half from the table next to us and I had to listen to the most pretentious and vapid conversation I've been a party to in recent memory. Not good. The waitress was very friendly and attentive, and we placed our order for a couple iced teas and the pot sticker appetizer. When it came time for us to order, she was great help with the menu and we decided on the Cantonese Black Dragon Beef and the Szechuan chicken. After paying four bucks for a bottle of Republic of Tea, which is by no means 'gourmet,' I was a little miffed but willing to ride out the experience and judge by food alone. Then the potstickers came on a bamboo platter and I felt those stars starting to drift into alignment. I raised one to my lips after dipping it into the sauce and the celestial bodies whizzed right by each other with no care for fulfilling their fate. They were comparable to frozen Costco brand potstickers and the sauce they came with was heavy on soy sauce and light on any other flavor. I was too hungry to care so I scarfed my fair share, but my dining partner was completely turned off. Still, I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, maybe it was an off night in the kitchen. Then the food arrived with a little side of rice. It tasted a little better than your mom and pop corner shop Chinese, but it was on par with anything at P.F. Chang's. And if I can compare it to a nationwide chain, it doesn't deserve any more than a mediocre rating. My food was the perfect serving size, with just the right amount of rice, but the sauce was drastically different than any other szechuan dish I've ever had and the some of the chicken was diced into itsy bitsy little pieces that funked with the texture. I was really hungry, so I wasn't that critical, but my dining partner ate about three bites of his and declared, "I'm never coming back here again." To put it simply, he thought it sucked. Hard. Fate is a restaurant that seems to cater to individuals that place ambiance very highly in their dining experience. The food isn't great nor is it well priced, but I may have gone on an off night, so I'm willing to give it another shot and possibly adjust my review. I'll just have to find someone else to enjoy it with.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Decent place. The Beef Wellington was flawless. The drinks were well done as was the ribeye. The flaming desserts (Bananas Foster) were tasty and the presentation makes for good theater. The bar looks like a great singles spot for the over-40 crowd. Unfortunately, eating at night means you'll miss the great lake view. The ambience is a little off--the wallpaper is faded and water-damaged in spots, but still a nice place.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: You might be wondering why a male is leaving Amelia a 5 star review...it is because she rocks! After being engaged for almost 2 years, my bride to be and I decided last minute to have an intimate ceremony in Vegas with about 40 of our closest friends and family. We had less than 2 weeks to pull it all together, so as you can imagine the bride was a little stressed out between researching our vendors and venues, and lining it all up. Since this was a destination wedding and we had no prior experience with the majority of our vendors, she was most nervous about the hair and makeup. My wife is beautiful everyday, but the day of our wedding she looked absolutely stunning! She was confident and at ease, and we have Amelia to thank for that. If you are like us and getting ready to take a leap of faith booking an unfamiliar hair and makeup artist, book Amelia C & Company. You will be happy that you did. Also, my wife Julianne wanted me to add that she recommends booking a trial run prior to the wedding day!
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
I used to come here often because of the happy hour deals. On my last visit there (this was several months ago), we finished eating and we asked the cashier to split our bill which we had done dozens of times before. He told us that the owner said they aren't allowed to split bills anymore. Very inconvenient and they should probably say something about this on their menus or before we order. It seems obvious to me that when a group of four 18 year old friends come in, they're probably gonna need the bill split. Additionally, the food is average. There are much better places to get sushi in Vegas. I've gotten sick before right after I ate here. Not sure if the two are related but I'm not going to go back and risk it.