Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: When my birthday dinner rolled around, I could think if only one place to go: durants. We arrive and the table is perfectly set. Our server seems nice and attempts to take our order. Problem is, we are way too sidetracked. She's patient though, for which I commend her. We order a bottle of champagne and continue to munch on chilled veggies. For starters we order a halfdozen oysters. Now, since living in Portland, I am terribly spoiled when it comes to oysters. They were good. Especially considering that we are in the desert. For entrees we have the filet, ribeye, and prime rib.When the food came, my plate was missing in action. Eh, whatever. They corrected it within about five minutes. Everything tasted delicious. The primerib is my favorite though - paired with garlic mashed potatoes and au jus to die for! Perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Yum! To sum it up: delicious food with a gorgeous ambiance. Don't forget your wallet though. Not cheap.
Q: negative

A: Bad service only the hostess is good & her name is Judy. It took forever for them to come & help me. I waited 15 min just to get my drink order & it was not busy at all. Finally Judy came over and it was sq away. I would not come here again.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I've been here twice for take outs in the past month and its basically another China-a-gogo if you ask me. The food was mediocre and we probably won't be going there anymore.
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Output: Attended SpaFitFinder.com's launch/AZ's Finest Honoree benefitting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation tonight. The event itself seemed successful (the bar was packed, the service was s-l-o-w, but understandable); however, no one from SpaFitFinder came around to introduce himself/herself and to elaborate on the site's services. Indeed, the server who handled V's and my drinks all night (a $10 per person netted donatee drink coupons for a mojito- d'lish!- and a beer/wine, and a sweet goody bag*) wore a SpaFitFinder shirt, but did not offer up any info on its services, neither. While I wouldn't ever go back to the bar (TOO NOISY- I NEVER like to SHOUT at the person sitting next to me to be heard), or order the $11 turkey club again [this was a basic deli sandwich made w/ turkey, cranberry chutney mayo, smoked bacon (mmm... bacon!), avocado slices, and alfalfa sprouts on toasted Hawaiian bread, but it's nothing to write home about); had V and I gone to FEZ w/ the $11, we would've been in heaven munching on a delicious burger and some perfect sweet potato fries!), but I may give Urban 7 Martini Kitchen a second chance to redeem itself on the food a foodie coworker of mine RAVED about. I can say the martinis I had were good. Loved the mojito and the Inhibition -something (vodka, peach schnapps, and cranberry juice, minus the cranberry juice, and instead, club soda and sour). Didn't care for the house pinot grigio. I will say that the jalapeno and olive tapenade bruschetta and the grilled marinated skirt steak skewer were tasty... (FYI, the noise level was a lot lower at the resto, but the band, while they played pleasing music, did get loud at the end. Also, the service was quicker. Appreciated the fact that our server was honest in telling me that he hadn't tried the dessert I'd asked him about. Other less-conscientious servers would've gushed about how it was their fave item off the menu to make the sale. Kudos to Anthony!) *Among the goody bag offerings were an 8 oz. Philosophy foaming bath and shower cream (easily $8 retail), trial-size facial products, a wine stopper/pourer, a 20% off food/drink at Urban 7, and a $20 off coupon for Yelper John H.'s massage services! Nice :)
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Here's why you should go -- Their pull pork sandwich is very good! House specialty BBQ is very good! Fries are good! Here's why you shouldn't go and all of you out there that ever worked in the food industry can relate. Don't treat your employees like Poop! Especially, not in front of me or any other patrons of the restaurant. Story: We place our order with the counter gal and she relays the message one at a time to Ric. Ric yells, "How bout you tell me how many burgers total instead of telling me one by one"! Then asked everyone else in the restaurant "Does anybody else want a burger!" while shaking his head. The gal was mortified and was holding back her tears. I felt bad! I felt so uncomfortable sitting there eating. Needless to say my burger was over spiced and too salty! Why? I ask would you do such a thing!? Does it make him feel empowered by such actions!? It was uncalled for! You, yes you out there that ever worked in an environment with a crappy boss knows what I mean. Overall the food was pretty good, but in the end Ric left a bad taste in my mouth! - Enjoy!
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If you're staying at the Luxor, this is probably your best bet inside the resort for food. When I stayed here, it was for a sales convention. I went when I first arrived at the hotel, and then two nights later with coworkers. My first visit, I had a margarita and some chips and salsa. It took about 15 minutes for the bartender to even ask me what I'd like to drink. The bar was dead, except for a couple sitting to my left who were loud, obnoxious, and had zero class and foul-mouthed language at 2PM on a Tuesday. Second visit, I had the shrimp quesadillas-- they were okay. A little too cheesy, and a little less shrimpy, but they were good. Probably because this is a very Americanized version of Mexican food, more like a Chili's. Best part was my typical gigantic refillable Vegas margarita glass which I refilled about two more times before I left on Friday.