In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
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Question: Used our holiday buffet pass here for breakfast ($70/pp buffet pass).

The holiday breakfast was only $18.99 ... the holiday buffet pass sucks. Do not get the buffet pass during the holidays.

I like that you can place your drink orders with the cashier. The orange juice tasted really good ... so much better than paris buffet's orange juice.

The view of the pool/water fountain made breakfast so much more enjoyable.

The eggs benedict tasted the same as bellagio eggs benedict.
The donuts/muffins came out of a pink box....
The crepe station was yummy
Waffles were yummy.. crunchy on outside and soft on the inside.

Had the usual breakfast items: muffins, donuts, cereal, salmon, vegetables, salad bar, fruits, sausages, omelette station, and its worth the breakfast price. (Worth it just without the buffet pass) i wouldn't pay more than $18.99/pp here.

The staff was super quick and attentive. Great breakfast ambiance.

Answer: POSITIVE

Question: Spring mountain has a high and stiff competition of oriental eats. But in the world of k barb joints, this place only gems out because of it's madd friendly service. Madd, meaning ""highly"". I'm not Korean, but no joke, it's like coming over to my korean sister's house. I felt Korean for a good hour or so. They treat us like it's my wedding reception or something; Getting to know our names, hanging out out, playing mini table games while we wait for our meats to grill. It's really cute. Entertaining enough to bring my grill out-my teeth and smile.

But speaking of teeth, bring your own toothpick or floss, cuz while the meat is melting in our mouth drenched from the sesame oil or hot sauce, the meat is hiding out in the gaps of our teeth.

By the way, you will be coming home with watery eyes and wreaking of kimchi- but hey, that's all a part of the experience. I bet other k barb joints have other meats juicier than TMZ gossip, but this place always has me just for the welcoming and amazing service, and my money's worth.

4.5 stars.

Answer: POSITIVE

Question: Quick preface:
Anyone who rates this buffet above ""negative eleventy-billion"" either was smashing drunk at the time or eats through a tube.

This is the worst food I've ever had in my life. I've eaten at a lot of shitty restaurants, had tremendously ill-advised home cooking, and back in college, eaten things from the fridge that had their own ecosystem.

The buffet at the Sahara is the culinary equivalent of being cockpunched. If you don't have a cock, just punch yourself in the uterus; that'll do.

Despite it being a multi-national buffet with over *two dozen* entrees, there was nothing actually edible, save for the three-bean salad which was likely pre-made. Let's go down the things that were wrong, shall we?

- Champagne for the champagne brunch is served from a Miller Lite beer cart in the corner. In plastic 4-ounce cups.

- Cheese blintz: Dried out to the point of being crispy. Filled with cottage cheese. GROSS.
- Sausages: Squirted grease at me like an angry sea creature, then exploded into a grey powdery substance.
- Scrambled eggs were unnaturally voluminous, like a bright yellow angel food cake. I think they jiggled at me.
- Bacon was a sad pile of fat strips with meat bits.
- Roasted meats: They looked okay, but I stood at the station for 5 minutes without being helped; the only person back there was the egg station attendant.
- Belgian waffle? More like Barfy ROFL. Chewy in all the wrong places.
- Every single thing at the Chinese food station was affront to humanity. Wonton soup was like alien eggs in seawater. Sweet and sour pork tasted like cleaning solution.

Naturally, the management refused to give us a refund because we'd been there longer than 15 minutes. Heaven forbid we spend some time to talk to our fucking friends who got married at this hellhole.

$14.99 per person down the drain. If you're savvy enough to Yelp, you shouldn't even be within spitting distance of the Sahara, much less IN it. Why are you reading this? Go down the street and eat an omelette at Bouchon, or a croissant at Jean-Philippe, and do the real eating someplace where they don't try to poison you.

Answer:
NEGATIVE