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

Answer: Sadly, a bad review from me. I bought an overpriced ($9.21) "Caprese" sandwich which, in a word, was disgusting: Soggy focaccia bread, nearly an inch thick of mushy mozzarella, and only a thin slice of tomato with one or two leaves of basil. I couldn't eat more than a few bites without gagging. Thank goodness I was on an expense account because this was an utter waste of money. I would have had the Caprese salad, however when I picked up the container before buying, I noticed that the salad was already swimming in far too much dressing. Really? This is NOT the kind of food a weary traveler is looking for en route. Ugh.

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

Answer: Service is terrible at this location. My kids and I have been here an hour and we're still waiting on our food. It was 25 minutes before we got our drinks and an additional 10 minutes for our straws. It would be different if they were busy but there not. This is the last time I come to this location.

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

Answer:
A great option for a central hotel in Montreal. I usually stay at the Residence Inn on Rue Peel. But this trip the Sheraton was cheaper. Though I love the kitchen option (fridge) at the Residence, the Sheraton is much more luxe. Wonderful new equipment in the gym and free wifi at the bar. Staff were mixed as to friendly, and the drink pours were quite skimpy. Internet in room is fee only. Looked newly renovated.