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

Answer: Yola's is great for both an awesome tea (sport tea) and for meetings. I always find the staff friendly and it helps with the overall vibe. I find that Lance and Lisa make the business great and have been fun to train also in my fitness business. Hard workers and great people.

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

Answer: I used to like this place. I remember the first time I came here, on New Year's Eve, and the food was excellent. So was the service. The server even let my friend take home a bottle of the special plum sauce because he liked it so much. However, both the food and service have gotten worse and worse and now I never want to eat here again. First, I realized they put MSG in the food unless you tell them not to. Wha? Should flavorful, spicy Thai food need MSG? And it labels itself as a healthy, vegetarian friendly place. The service is poor, it takes forever to get your food, and when you do get it you are invariably disappointed. Last time I ordered Vegetarian Pad Si Ew (normally my favorite Thai dish. I love the Chinese broccoli and yummy sauce). Figured since it was a vegetarian dish it would probably have tofu for protein, right? Wrong! It had no protein except a few small beans. It was also made with American broccoli, and the sauce tasted weird. It tasted like it had MSG in it, even though I requested none. The atmosphere of the restaurant is also quite weird. It's located in Commercial Center, within walking distance of Lotus of Siam... so just go there instead!

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

Answer:
You get what you pay for. If you park here make sure you talk to the person at the front window. We came in and pushed the button and got our little ticket and then went and parked. After waiting for a few minutes in the 105 degree Arizona sun at noon we just started walking towards the front. A driver saw us and picked us up. Didn't offer to take our bags or apologize for the fact we were walking. Just told us next time to talk to the girl at the window (who we assumed was there just to take money for the people leaving. The driver didn't ask which airline we were flying nor did he grab out bags on the way in or out. No biggie for me, but he should at least get out of his chair and offer to get my girlfriends bag. You get what you pay for. I guess I'll go back to the slightly more expensive covered lot down the road a bit :/