In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

Input: Consider Input: Nothing like CAKE for breakfast!!

We ordered the Kahluah Pig Benedict and the Chick Skillet with Red Velvet Pancakes. The service was good. The server was prompt and polite, always there to refill coffee.
The food came out quick enough, the portions weren't enormous like many breakfast places do. The Benedict was good enough, the pig was tender, cabbage just slightly crunchy. The poached egg was poached hard (Not runny) which I like a little more runny, but that's ok, and I could always go for more hollandaise! haha!
As I had seen mentioned in another post, the hashbrowns suck. They're a thin layer of potatoes crisped on the top side, mushy on the bottom. Meh.

The skillet sucked terribly. The ""chick"" aka, chicken, was in the form of 3 small pieces. VERY disappointing! (Mentioned it to the server, and it was taken care of, but besides the point) They did not skimp at all on the benedict, but the skillet was a wash.

The Red Velvet cakes were amazing. But then, who doesn't like eating birthday cake for breakfast? Because seriously, that's what it is. Sugary mess of yum. And honestly, not impressed. I can nuke some birthday cake in the microwave and call it a day.

All in all, I don't plan on returning, thanks anyways!

Output: NEGATIVE

Input: Consider Input: We used to frequent the Metro on Decatur and we were excited when they were planning a NW location.

We went to their Centennial location today and were overall disappointed.

The location is great. The decor is nice except for some silly pool toys that they had hanging from the ceiling. It looked weird.

Service was excellent. Hostess was very nice and our server was very good.

We started with the salad with walnuts and pears. It was huge and delicious.

Our younger kids love going there and making their own pizza. Today was that day. My 5-yr old and 9-yr old ordered that...but they never had a chance to make the pizza. The menu even says ""kids make their own pizza."" Much to the disappointment of my kids, their little pizzas came to the table already cooked.

Apparently they changed their policy on that special promo. They said it was too messy. Would've been nice to let the kids know that.

We ordered the stuffed pizza for the table to share. Unfortunately, unlike their other restaurants, the stuffed pizza here was not very stuffed. $28 for a bunch of dough with a little bit of cheese and meat inside. Disappointing.

The kids walked up to the gelato counter and ordered their dessert. I think they had fun doing that.

Overall a decent dinner. Very disappointing compared to their other restaurants. Very unlikely we would return especially with all the new great pizzerias in Vegas.

Output: NEGATIVE

Input: Consider Input: EMC was strongly recommended to me by one of my closest friends, who has lived here in Vegas for three decades and is a die hard ""car guy.""

European Motor Cars (EMC) is where I take my BMW for all service. They are in Chinatown, just off of the Strip, and they have master mechanics in BMW, Mercedes, and Jaguar. The shop is owned by Dan and Shelina Dunphy, who are REALLY nice - they explain everything that's going on with the car, and they let you into the repair bays to explain everything in as much or as little detail as you want (apparently Dan is Canadian and didn't grow up in the US ""lawsuits abound"" environment. They keep up on the trainings for their mechanics and as far as I can tell, have the computerized equipment that's necessary for sophisticated diagnostics on the most recent cars (note: I'm not a technical car guy). Also, they only have the master mechanics working on the cars, not apprentices (like at the dealership).

I used to work on the Strip, and it was easy for me just to drop the car off and then have their free car service drop me off at work and pick me up once the work was completed. They also do a ""mini-detail"" of the exterior of the car for free, so sometimes I wait until my car is dirty for them to change my oil. The biggest downside of getting service here is that it's definitely a bit more expensive than places like Jiffy Lube and other independent shops - but the difference is that I really trust Dan to tell me the ""truth"" about the car and its condition. To me, it's worth it to pay a premium in order to have peace of mind that I'm not being ripped off (I've heard of some bad stories with places like Jiffy Lube (just check consumerist.com and search for stories about jiffy lube).

I don't have any connections to any other independent repair shops in Vegas, so EMC is the place I go. I didn't bother mentioning the dealer because I always try my best to avoid the dealers - with the increasing number of sales being done the internet forcing margins down in the sales operations, it puts more pressure on profits from the repair operations - and I know dealers always charge an arm and a leg for their service. For me, EMC is cheaper and more trustworthy.

BTW, you don't need to replace your car's oil every 3K miles, so save yourself a nickel:
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Output: POSITIVE