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

Answer: Looking for that one go to breakfast place in Scottsdale / Phoenix area, this is a good place but my standard is still the Hash House A Go Go in San Diego's Hillcrest area. Had the Create your Omelette with Corn Beef Hash and Mushrooms with Hash Browns and Oreo S'more Pancakes. The Omelette was as big as a Chipotle Burrito but was lacking a little flavor and Corn Beef Hash. The Oreo S'more Pancakes were pretty good and a very creative combination, have to give them props on that portion. We also ordered the fresh squeezed OJ and was very good. They have a machine that loads up oranges and then feeds it into the machine to generate the fresh squeezed juice and it is very good and can not get any more fresh. The inside decor is classic and very nice with the area around in a nice shopping area, we went of a Monday late afternoon where there was no wait. Will come back again to try other pancakes or breakfast items and maybe the salads or the Strawberry Cheesecake French Toast. Definitely like the different dishes that they offer.

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

Answer: I'm really surprised by all the positive reviews of this place. I had 3 tacos: barbacoa, carnitas, and a cochinita. We also ordered guacamole for the table. The tacos are literally street tacos. The ones you can finish in 2 bites. I didn't think any of the tacos had much flavor or kick to it. Being priced at $5.50/taco, this is absurd! The guacamole you can rave about, but it is $15 for a small order. Really? We needed two for our table. I don't even consider this place a fusion. It just serves both Mexican or Chinese food on the menu. This is my first Jose Andres restaurant and probably my last.

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

Answer:
A colleague and I were in Pittsburgh to meet with clients. We were staying downtown and needed a place to go to for dinner that was not going to break the bank. As we headed out and started wondering around we stumbled upon Bella Sera. This is a small bar and restaurant, serving only appetizers, sandwiches, salads, and a nightly special. Its Italian in theme and the wine selection is great - a large portion of their wine menu is available by the glass. It is new, and there were not a lot of people, since it was a Monday night, but this place will be packed on weekends, and in the summer! I had the grilled chicken with artichoke aioli and arugula sandwich which was very good, and just a little messy. They make their own potato chips, which were just a tad on the salty side, but great nonetheless. Sandwiches also come with home made pickles (very spicy, YUM) and a side salad of tomatoes, cucumber, and onion. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very helpful and friendly. Once he new we were from out-of town, he was a wealth of knowledge about what to see and where to go while we were in town. This is the kind of place that I would go to very often if I lived or worked nearby. It was friendly and unpretentious, but downtown and hip.