input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Inside the Mirage, this is an excellent choice if your looking to dine in a great atmosphere with great service! The food is impeccable! No matter what you order there is something for everyone and the staff is very friendly which makes this a great experience for all!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: It really pains me to drop not 1, but 2 stars off of my previous review. What it all boils down to is inconsistency, and in more than one area. I'll start with the least of the issues. I've heard that Rosati's takes the Passport card, which gives a 20% discount on the total bill. Awesome! Accept... it's only certain ones? I think that's kind of weird. I can't remember which location in Chandler takes it, but the one off of Ray & McQueen doesn't. When I asked about why others take it and others don't, I got kind of a snobby response of "Probably because those are franchises. This is family owned." Personally, I don't think that should matter. You both have the same name on the front of your store. That is a minor issue, which I could overlook, but combined with the inconsistency of their pizza, makes for a 'salty' customer. On my previous review, I stated how the pizza tasted great, until it sat overnight in the fridge, thus gaining a salty flavor. That wasn't enough to stop me from getting this pizza again. However this time, the saltiness was apparent from right out of the box. From the very first bite, my mouth was overwhelmed with the saltiness. It wasn't so bad that we couldn't eat it, but it was enough where it really over shadowed the other flavors that were so wonderful last time. Also, this time the crust seemed greasier than last time, which also isn't a trait of true Chicago style pizza. I gave it a fair shot twice, and both times I wasn't 100% satisfied. Time to move on.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
As an Englishman I'm guessing my Indian cuisine tasting is well above par considering it's rated as the UK national dish now. I have not had a Indian food in north America that really compares with the Ruby Room of Ayr, Scotland or many others I could mention. This is not to say that I still don't love Indian food here and the search is still on to find that homely cuisine like bipins Indian temple. 8-) The Gandhi is a good restaurant and the food is certainly enjoyable. I've been probably 4 times now. And only had bad service when I arrange a 12 person party there once in the mid week. Maybe they were caught out a little, But the cold food and slow service wasn't loved much by my party. alas it's really close to where I live and I'l certainly visit again.