Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The Grand Lux is a great casual restaurant to eat at when staying at Venetian or Palazzo. They have a plethora of food to choose from, and they are open 24 hours, so you can get whatever you want, whenever you want it. During this past Vegas trip, we had breakfast here twice. Their breakfast is really good. The service can be slow at times, because they do get packed, but if you aren't in a hurry, it's nice to sit and relax and enjoy your food. The first morning I had scrambled eggs, hash browns, an english muffin and a honey vanilla latte. The portion was huge and I didn't finish all of it. The next day I had eggs benedict florentine with my honey vanilla latte, sooo good. Their hollandaise sauce is very flavorful and the portion is just right. The food can get pricey, especially with drinks and sides of bacon and such - orange juice here is $5.50 (what a rip!!). The second morning BF got the buffet for $15, which comes with as many drinks as he wanted, so he got OJ and soda for other people at the table so we wouldn't have to pay. Our bill averaged $65 both mornings, and that was for 3 people...so it's about $20 per person, which is a bit much for breakfast, but you're in Vegas, live a little!
Q: positive

A: I have eaten here multiple time and tried various dishes. I thought that their pizza was just ok, but crave the Pasta Giovanni; the sausage and demi-glaze really make this dish stand out. Their cheese steak sandwiches are also excellent. This place always seems to be busy and loud, but it only takes a few minutes to get seated. The good food and service balance out my nits, so I would recommend this place to my friends.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We love the show and Ramsey ' s unwillingness to except anything less than perfection. That being said I was disappointed with my meal. To start I had the octopus fingerling salad. The octopus was wonderful. Tender not chewy. Also tried the fried oysters they too were great, onto the main which took too long to arrive. We ordered the short ribs, skirt steak and I had the lamb duo so it's not like we ordered the beef wellington. My lamb was cold I ordered it med rare but it came rare which adds to why it was cold. The portions were on the small side but I will overlook such things in exchange for excellence which is what I expected but was sadly let down. The best for me was the bone marrow I ordered as a side. Service was okay. Over all it was hit and miss and over priced.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: The Good: 1. The donuts are, as Tara M. notes in her review, "pretty delicious". The size is also excellent. They are little. 2. The coffee is K cup single brew, which makes for good coffee - neither speedy nor great but good is way above the norm. 3. Woman at the counter was both nice and competent. The Bad: 1. 60's peace and love decor. I didn't like it in the 60s and I don't like it now. 2. There is little space and no place to sit. If they are successful buying a donut will be a nightmare. 3. The Weird: Tara, park your politics are the door and enjoy a pretty delicious donut. I'm giving them a 4. These donuts are GREAT!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: First of all, a little context. We go to Vegas about once a month whenever we get bored with LA. That means we always grab last minute hotel deals, and we have stayed in a large number of hotels. Last week we went to Las Vegas for a show, and happened to stay at LVH. We are going again next week for the Supernatural Convention, and we will be at the Bellagio. Now, if I gave both the Bellagio and the LVH 4 stars, does it mean they are equally as nice? Hardly. Like many reviewers already know, you can score LVH at rock bottom prices. At one fifth of the cost of Bellagio, is the LVH only one fifth as nice? I'd say LVH is much better than that. It has the big Las Vegas hotel atmosphere (it used to be a Hilton). Big front entrance, bright and airy foyer, quick access to the check in counters (many large hotels make you grind through the casino area). Check in was quick and painless, although I must say that despite my effort to carry on a pleasant conversation with the clerk, she was all business and no smile. Curt, but not surly. The room faced the strip, though at an angle, so you are not staring down the center of the strip. Nice enough view anyway. The size, decor and cleanliness were good enough for a 3 star hotel. Bathroom was clean. While not flawless, it was well maintained. Shower pressure was fine even though it won't give you the tropical downpour experience that I prefer. The toiletries were of near-lux quality as well. The only issue I had with the room was the thin wall. While the entire stay was nice and quiet, in the wee hours of Saturday morning (5am) I was awakened by some couple nearby (next room or upstairs) going at it for 30 minutes. By the sound of it, she was definitely having a good time. You can chalk it up as a bother, but I'd say it was free entertainment. It's about price versus value. For the same cost of a nice dinner you get to stay in a pretty decent hotel, so don't be snotty and say this is not palatial or luxurious enough for you. Having said that, I have to take a star off because, along with many other anxious people, we had to wait 45 minutes for the valet to bring our car. Checkout time on Sunday is tough for all hotel valets in Las Vegas, but I didn't see any hustle from these guys. Tips for future guests: self-park on the night before you check out.
Q: negative

A:
We did a walk in. Been here several times before with ok service. It seems to have been bought out by another company and now it's the worst place ever. It's been 3 hours now and still 2 people ahead of us. Funny how the number started at two, then 4, then 1 and now back to 2. Really????