input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: What are the rules in barbecue joints that state you are required to confuse the f*ck out of paying customers every chance you get? Besides the fact that you seat yourself (sometimes), the menu (on the wall) has a long line that snakes up to it not for ordering off the wall but for picking and choosing your food like you're in a junior high cafeteria. And how dry is my meat required to be, really? There is a condiment bar but I didn't see too many condiments on it, and this is along the entrance line (full of people who are in your way). The whole thing is just awkward lugging your unevenly-weighted tray around the restaurant full of screaming mormon children.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: A friend and I both had a really great rib eye here not too long ago. They were just as good as Lawry's, Morton's, Ruth Chris, or any of the other Beverly Hills steak houses and around the same price. Our friend had the Salmon and said that it was great too. Very good wine, great sides, dark, comfortable, not too crowded, and overall a great off the strip place that isn't overflowing with tourists. I wouldn't go here all the time but would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a great steak and doesn't mind paying for it.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Pros: Great location on the strip Cons: None that I can think of Because I've lost so much money here, I get comped rooms via the MGM Mirage Player's Club (not sure if that's a good or a bad thing). Anyway, I remember going here as a little kid and the Mirage has come a long way. Instead of the gaudy tropical theme they had in the past, now everything is hip, cool, and modern. They have a pretty decent number of slots and table games. The restaurants here are pretty good too. If you're in the area, you should definitely, try Stack for dinner and Japonais for drinks afterwards. I like staying here because it's pretty central to the strip (i.e. across the the street from the Venetian, right next to Caesar's Place, etc). Also if you feel like trying the "http://www.thetwentydollartrick.com/" for a room upgrade, I've heard that works most of the time here too.