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

Answer: We were stuck in Chandler, called a friend and he recommended this place. It's not bad. Just average. I guess it is owned by Serrannos Mexican Restaurant so thematically all the food had a Mexican flair to it. You get a lot of food for your money. I just found this place unremarkable. I don't know if I would go back, but it is better than Denny's,

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

Answer: Here is the paradox of the Fry Bread House. You want to eat your fry bread while it's sizzling hot and freshly puffed, at which point it is light, airy, and gently crisp -- a superlative fry bread that leaves many other fry breads deflated with shame at not measuring up to its texture. At the same time, eating in is likely to harsh your buzz, as the restaurant has the eerie dive-iness of a place that's kept scrupulously clean but that's too big to be properly lit and decorated on the available budget. My suggestion would be to stop by before a show at the nearby Rhythm Room, get your fry bread "to go," hustle back to the venue at top speed, and eat your piping hot fry bread on the picnic tables before the doors open. I ordered mine with beans and cheese, and these are fine beans. Now I'm torn between wanting another savory round with many things heaped on it (bring on the chorizo!) and wanting to try 'em with sweet toppings.

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

Answer:
I LOVE Dragon Palace. I have been going here for about 16 years. It is your average looking neighborhood, family owned chinese restaurant. They have crazy lanterns and blue walls inside. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. They will make recomendations and help you out with ordering. Lunch is awesome...you can order from a list of about 15 dishes and it comes with rice, wantons, and an eggroll all for about 9 bucks. Dinner is great too...portions are large and perfect for sharing. I would definetly recommend this place.