input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: We ate here once and the food was good, but expensive. We got takeout for a special occasion last weekend, and the food was tasteless. We were all disappointed in the entrees we ordered. The Shanghai Noodles, my friend's favorite, were very dry with no sauce, and definitely no spices added.The Kung Pow Chicken and Mandarin Beef literally had no taste and not even soy sauce or salt and pepper would bring them up to par. We all enjoy spicy food and we found only two chiles between the two dishes, that were definitely not hot the way we like or have had at other Chinese restaurants. The only dish that resembled what we expected were the Walnut Prawns. This place is more expensive than any other Chinese takeout we have used over the years, and not worth the extra money--so you don't always get what you pay for. Our bill at Nee House was $54 [and we even tipped $6 bucks] compared to a recent similar order from Bamboo China, which was $34 and excellent! Last time we will order from here.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: WE loved this place. The waiter was great, very outgoing and accommodating. The major plus is that they are BYOB. The Mussel section was a big hit with our kids. They did make one mistake that was more than made up for. We told the waiter that we don't eat meat, but our Caesar salad came out with bacon on it. But the waiter bought us four desserts. In a way we were glad he made that mistake. We realize that no place can be perfect, it's how you handle your mistakes. And they went above and beyond. Kudos to the management there for letting the staff make quick decisions to handle mistakes.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I have read a couple other reviews on this pub and I have to chuckle a little at some of the comments, one person even said it is not Irish enough. Pardon me if I seem a little defensive but I have been going to this pub for years. The person who created this pub could not be anymore Irish and even though Seamus is no longer the owner (he sold it to Frank his long time lead bartender several years ago) I can tell you it is still the same place. I have to admit it is not uncommon for there to be a lot of patrons that are not necessarily there for the pub aspect as they are just looking for a drink before or after an event downtown. That said the atmosphere has a lot of character being attached to a historic hotel, it has that vibe only an old building can have. There are even some fun urban myths that go along with it. Some people say the hotel is haunted and the pub is not immune from those rumors, just ask some of the women who have used the restroom upstairs. For some reason I don't know of anything being said about the men's room that's right across the hall. I have not heard anything too crazy I just think some women get themselves psyched out about the rumors before they even go up stairs. Ultimately this is one of my favorite pubs and it's also one of the best places to be on St. Patrick's Day when they close the street off in front of the pub. It is a surreal scene to see people partying at 8AM in the middle of the street in the heart of downtown Phoenix. I hope to see you all there. Slainte