Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: My friends and I had a blast at Eclipse lounge on Saturday night. We were looking for a new bar to try and never having gone out in Lawrenceville we decided Saturday was the perfect night to hit up a new spot. We decided to come to Eclipse based on the high Yelp ratings and the fact that right across is the street is The Round Corner Cantina (we wanted a back up bar in case this place sucked.) Fortunately for us there was no need to run across the street, we all loved Eclipse! The bar is pretty tiny so coming here with a HUGE group may not be the best idea. Downstairs by the bar there are 2 or 3 two person high tables and seating all along the back wall. The way it's set up seemed ideal for mostly couples. There is an upstairs lounge area where we spent our night. It's a cool room lined with couches and plenty of seating for about 20 people. The bar tenders were very friendly, very attentive, and made good strong drinks. We amassed a good sized collection of empty glasses and bottles so my friends helped the bartender carry them downstairs and she rewarded them with a free round of drinks. The only downside to this place is that the crowd tends to be a little older. My friends and I (all around 25) were the youngest people in the bar by a 10 years.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I'm completely astonished by the positive reviews! My family and I went here this evening because we had been to the one in Phoenix and were pleased but I cannot stress enough the terrible experience we had. The waitress forgot to put in an order and we were almost done before the meal came. She never once came to explain or apologize and an apology would have gone a loooong way. She basically ignored us from then on - put on your big girl panties and deal with it. We asked for the manager who was either ignorant or arrogant but regardless his lack of managerial skills, social skills and communication skills simply made the entire situation worse. We explained we were there for a celebration and were told we would be given a dessert. A different waiter attempted to put the dessert down on our dirty table because no one could be bothered to clear it...really???? So WE cleared our table , so that he could put it down and did we then get utensils to eat the dessert? Nope. The original waitress finally reappeared to see if everything was ok - seriously? Were you on vacation the past hour? And then on our bill we were charged for the long awaited meal and the dessert we were told was to be on the house. Again, the manager with the seriously deficient intelligence ignored us - did he go to the same school of stupidity the wait staff attended? And then he kept us waiting even longer for the new bill, which was a complete joke. The food was average but I'm guessing the reason it was so completely dead in there on a Sat. night in Scottsdale is because the manager and staff are inept, rude and pathetically incompetent. Oh, but thanks to the really brilliant waitress who gave the scotch to the 17 year old! And the IQ points just kept continue to drop....

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
First time here as this restaurant is kinda new. Just want to clarify it is a Korean restaurant that also serves some Japanese dishes like sushi rolls. Being that my wife and I are both Korean, we know what good Korean food is, and QQ grill so far has our thumbs up! I ate a special off menu dish called Dolsut Bibimbap. It is a Korean style fried rice made with beef bulgogi (thinly sliced marinated beef), vegetables (Korean style spinach, bean sprouts, zucchini, carrots to name a few), spicy Kochujang (chili pepper) sauce on the side that you mix to taste (depending how spicy you like stuff), and it all comes in a sizzling hot clay pot. Becareful that pot is HOT! It was delicious and authentic. My wife ordered Ossam Bulgogi which is thinly sliced marinated pork with squid, vegetables, and cooked in a really spicy sauce that is full of flavor (should be eaten with steamed rice). We also ordered a side of spicy tuna roll, and it was ok. This isn't exclusively a Japanese sushi restaurant so I wasn't expecting the roll to be amazing, and it wasn't. You order at the counter and they serve you at your table. They have a Banchan (small sides) bar that had Kimchee (spicy pickled lettuce), pickled cabbage in vinegar, bean sprouts, marinated potatoes, and fried tofu with a special soy sauce. These items are pretty much all you can eat and complimentary! We came in with open expectations and appetites. We left happy and full. The prices were reasonable and we will definately come back again to try more dishes.