Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I have been here twice now with two very different experiences. The first.. Amazing - 5 stars Our waitress was fantastic, our martinis full to the top, and the food was delicious. I was a big fan of this place. The second... Atrocious - 1 star (only because they have to get at least one) Our waiter was rude... First thing he said when he came to our table was 'are you all 21?' (our group ranged from 28 to 40s...) He proceeded to take our drink order, and at the very end asked for our IDs - Why not do that at the beginning? And why the attitude? * He didn't bring our waters - first thing we asked for... * We had to ask for bread.. Our waitress the first time brought it out first thing! * My martini was about 3/5ths full this time... I didn't know I paid for a partial drink! I am giving this 2 stars due to the bad taste left in my mouth and the fact I will not be returning. If you do go, stay away from the waiter with a tattoo of a blue ball or something like that on his arm... He will ruin your experience. Consistency is important and this place does not have it. And so is employees with a good attitude!
Q: positive

A: This is the nearest Starbucks from my house. Staff is always friendly, quick and get my order right each time. Love the new renovations. Why not 5 stars? I can't give any Starbucks 5 stars until they cut their ties with Monsanto.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: = = = = = DAILY LUNCH & DINNER BUFFET = = = = = Stopped in here today for a first visit to a Genghis Grill, joined by Scott W. Here you are seated by a server, and restaurant was a bit brown & dark inside, except for bright sunlight glaring in from the south facing windows with no blinds. Over at the serving area you choose between tiny, small or medium small bowls, priced at $8, $10 or $13 & start dishing yourself up whatever you like from the meat & veggie trays. At the end of the serving line a staff member gives you a scoop of sauce from one of a number of selections, premixed. After tasting a couple of sauces with tiny plastic spoons they give you, I went with a Honey + something Sauce. Then you go to the grill area, where you choose the starch items separately. They offer white rice, brown rice, fried rice, plus rice noodles, wheat noodles and more. With the $8 bowl you get one starch portion, with the $10 you can have 2 and with the $13 bowl you can have three. The all-you-can-eat version is $5 on top of whichever bowl you start with, so it's $13, since it makes sense to start with the $8 bowl. In any case, all go-backs are with the smallest bowl. The good: * There were a good number of meat selections including two seafood (not shrimp) choices. * They bring your bowl over to your table when it's done. You don't have to stand & wait for it to be cooked, which is kind of nice unless you particularly want to watch Chef Mongol wag it around on the grill with sticks & style. :-) * The food was delecious, & cooked just right. (That's one thing, isn't it?) :-)) = = = = = = The not-as-good: I didn't care anywhere near as much for this place as YC's in Tempe which I just went to a few days ago. The dining room over there was more appealing to start with. Also, at YC's you just paid & then you were on your own, with everything help-yourself, including beverages, & no one hovering over your table. Their drinks were included in the price, so this place tends to be more expensive. Also, YC's gives you the largest (& larger than here) bowl for your first go-through on the all-you-can-eat plan, & for your seconds too. Also, there were soups & other goodies such as whole nuts over there that Genghis here didn't offer here. Meh... that's it for this place. I WILL try the other Genghis' around the Valley & see if they can make a better impression, but these guys here didn't quite cut it for this style of Buffet. :-|
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I can not wait to go back! This was my first time there...I had heard the Griffin was a punk bar and had heard mixed reviews. As a result, I didn't make a point of going there. A friend of my husband's best friend was in town who wanted to go somewhere "punky". This place immediately came to mind. It was not at all what I expected! I was so pleasantly surprised! On top of it, everyone really enjoyed themselves! The lighting is great...the fire pits are really cool too! Unlike the Peppermill's fire pits, it didn't feel hot in the Griffin. Overall decor is really nice. Low ceilings and dim lighting creates a really cozy setting. They were playing really good alternative music. Then we decided to walk to the back to check things out. There was funky, techno-ish dance room! What a random, unexpected, hidden treasure. It was so cool because a bunch of random people were dancing together! It made for a unique but really fun place! Very good DJ too. The service was good...people drinking at the bar were all really friendly...drinks were reasonable. I will 100% be going back! I love what they are doing with the East Side of Fremont Street! All of those businesses have really helped clean up that area and make it a great destination in Vegas!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: What a great find - thanks Yelpers! The food was outstanding! Ordered the beef kabob for the boys and they devoured 'em. I had the lamb chops that were seasoned and cooked perfectly. My wife had a spinach dish that was also very tasty! The down-side was service (otherwise I'd give this a 5-star rating). So be prepared to have a beer or wine, and kick back. We ordered an appetizer that had tabouli and hummus. It was a dipping plate, but the bread wasn't ready, and so we waited, and waited, and finally grabbed our spoons and went at it! Delicious! The bread finally arrived, and was incredibly good - would've liked to dip that into the creamy hummus!! Server was absent for most of the night. Had to go ask for our check, and bring it up to the waitress when I was ready to pay. They may have been short-staffed, and so I'll give them some reprieve. I would definitely come again - lots to goodies to choose from on the menu!
Q: positive

A:
I spent a weekend there with my fiance and these are some things you should know... ** There is a $20 daily resort fee that will be charged to your stay daily on top of your room rate. There is no way out of this. ** Ask for a room away from the train tracks! The train rolls by several times throughout the night blowing the horn all the way, they're glad to accommodate if you ask for a room away from the tracks. **The do not disturb sign is ignored. At least it was for us, twice! **There is no free self-parking, valet only ** The hotel is a good 5 minute walk through blazing hot Las Vegas sun to the nether reaches of the north strip. They have a shuttle that drops you off near the Wynn that is complimentary a la your resort fee. ************ On the bright side... ** The rooms are SWEET. They come equipped with a full kitchen and whirlpool tub...nice :) Very luxurious. I booked through Priceline.com for $80/night...I don't feel like I got a deal, but just about what I paid for. ** The pool is great and the pool side service is excellent. Summary... Next time I'm going to stay closer to the strip. But if you want a luxurious room away from the strip...this is a great option.