Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: My boyfriend and I wanted some GOOD steak, so we found Binion's on Yelp and decided to give it a try. Turns out this place is AMAZING! We got there kinda late so it was pretty dead, but that didnt matter. All the employees were super nice and friendly. At first when you walk in this place looks like somehting from back in the day that my grand parents would hang out at! Decor was a little creepy and old, but whatever, the food def made up for it! I had the prime rib and WOW... that was perfection! I swear the beef melted in my mouth. :) The view is really great also, you get a good view of downtown vegas (fremont street) and the strip!! The elevator ride up is a little scary, I am afraid of heights and the elevator is made of glass!! If you are looking for a good steak, and you like something old fashioned with some SInatra in the backround, this is the place for you! Also super romantic! ;) Just dont eat too much, we ate around 10pm and we had planned to go out that night, but when we got back to the hotel so we could change our clothes, i made the mistake of lying down and didnt wake up till the next morning!! Lol! There went our Saturday night in Vegas! Lol food coma!
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A: Oh my gosh, I had the NASTIEST experience at WFM this weekend. So my fiance and I decided to grab a quick lunch at Whole Foods on Sunday. I always seem to buy my lunch from the cold case since they have lots of salad and tofu and stuff, so I headed over there. I found three dishes that I wanted to get a small container of, so I gave my order to the woman behind the case. NO GLOVES. She used the SAME DIRTY TONGS FOR EVERYTHING - she got the tongs from the beet salad (which I don't like) and used it to scoop out a fruit dish. Ick. Worse yet, she USED HER HANDS TO PUSH THE EXCESS FOOD INTO THE CUP. Oh. My. Gosh. I was so disgusted. And what can you really say at the moment? I was so stunned and grossed-out that I couldn't form words. I took my food up to customer service and asked to speak to the manager of the prepared foods section to explain the situation. The (very nice) young guy made a phone call while I waited for the manager to arrive. Imagine my surprise when THE MANAGER WAS THE NASTY PERSON FROM THE COLD CASE! Aaaaaah! And then what do you do? You've got this person in front of you and they're waiting for an explanation... so I told her EXACTLY what my complaint was. She was SHOCKED that someone was calling her out. She apologized, but I really wasn't satisfied with what I heard. Next I spoke to the store manager, who almost didn't believe what I had to tell him. Look, I have no reason to lie. I have no personal vendetta against this woman. I just want clean food, free of cross-contamination... seems simple, right? In the end, I got a full refund on my order. Still, something special was lost - I don't really think I'll be dining at this Whole Foods location again. If that's the kind of thing the MANAGER does IN FRONT OF CUSTOMERS, I shudder to think what happens in the kitchen!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I was looking for a place to study over winter break that was not a Starbucks, and found this place on Yelp. It had the most ratings in my area, and also the highest average rating. But most importantly, it was open till 11PM!! This is especially important in a town where everything seems to close around 8PM. I've actually been here a couple times before when I was in high school and undergrad; I guess my more outgoing friends knew what they were doing when they picked this place. The service is still amazing, and I think I saw the same owner dude that I recall from a decade ago. That's commitment. The drinks are interesting and well made, and the place is pleasantly aromatic. No complaints there. And now for the downsides: 1. 3 hour limitation on Wifi? Is this a new trend or something? Definitely seems a bit stingy. 2. Credit card minimum is annoying, but not totally unexpected. 3. Smokers on the patio. I was sitting inside, yet for some reason when I got home I could smell smoke on my clothes. Ugh. Otherwise, it's my coffee shop of choice when I go home for the holidays!
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Output: Thanks Yelp people.. Good food. We had chicken fried steak, breakfast burritos, and pancakes. Fairly priced - for Vegas - and very busy on Sunday morning. Food is solid. I wish they had some real maple syrup for the pancakes for the kids... Oh well. now kids go finish those bacon.. :)
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I loved Dickeys. I got the two meat plate on one trip and the huge baked potato with chopped beef the next. The sliced brisket was very smokey and the turkey was amazing. The sides are average but they were about what I was expecting. They have BBQ sauce in warmers that was very flavorful. Unlike the other reviewer i think Dickeys is head and shoulders above famous Dave's. Chopped beef is for sandwiches the sliced beef is better for the plates - it has a beautiful pink smoke ring! Made myself hungry - think I'll go there now :)
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
You ever think that some people open places to catch the market trend? Not that there's anything worong with that (Hell, I almost wish I had the capital to open a store with survival gear, though I would be sure it actually HAD survival gear, but I digress...) I've been there a couple of times, hoping that he would have more than just exploding targets and overpriced 10# cans of stuff, but so far, it's just cheapo-made swords, stunguns, and stickers. It's a great idea, but only so-so execution of it. And what IS with the AstroTurf in the store? I suppose I want more out of my place to prepare for the apocalypse. (Where's my how-to class on beheading the undead? What stuff DO I really need to survive it all?) I too was a little confused by the tiki torches and giant dinosaur on the roof (no solar-powered lights?) I've been ruined by living in Las Vegas, it seems. I can look through the movie-set fakery quicker than I should, unfortunately not being as impressed as I could be by the shiny objects and flashing lights. With places like military surplus stores and one of the largest Bass Pro shops in the area, this guy needs to step up his game. Unless his market is just the tourist crowd, of course, in which case I tell them to have fun.