Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Late night service was just bad. They were under staffed but really not an excuse. The sushi was borderline indelible. It took 20 minutes to get a waiter and another 20 to get drinks and another 20 to get our food. Wow. It was an experience I want to forget.
Q: negative

A: I love the scenery and the food was ok, but I really do not like their dress code. My brother had to go back upstairs because he was wearing a tank top yet there are plenty of women who are wearing tank tops--he was stopped when he was about to eat his food. My family paid a lot of money to dress down and relax. This is a really bad policy! They better change it soon. I really lost my tastes and appetite after seeing that. Profiling.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We had a large party for an early lunch. We were seated quickly, service was very attentive (the waitress even offered to do separate checks for us), the menu was creative and reasonably priced and the food was good. It was even pretty easy to get to - right off the elevator from the parking garage. I will definitely be going back. Don't forget to validate for free parking!
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: My first trip to the Camelback Inn Spa was a few years ago, but the wonderful experience I had has stayed with me and made me dream of the day when I can go back. (Soon, I keep telling myself, soon!) It was my first time EVER to a spa. So, yes, I was a spa virgin. And, let's not kid ourselves, I was kind of nervous. (Who wouldn't be on their first time?!) I didn't know what to expect. Was I suppose to take off all my clothes and have complete strangers see me naked? Yikes! But of course, they're professionals. I was just unsure of the protocol. Not to worry. I went with the flow. Something I usually have a hard time doing. But, hey, it was a spa. I was suppose to be relaxing, right? What made the experience so great were the people. Everyone was very kind, not snooty, as can be the case in some places in the greater Phoenix area (I won't name names). The place was clean, calming and comfortable -- what I like to call the three C's of a great spa experience. The spa treatment I selected was the Aromatherapy Tea Wrap. It was divine! The aesthetician starts by applying a green tea serum all over your body, and then she wraps you up in warm sheets steamed in fresh herbs. For about thirty minutes your as snug as a bug in a rug. You also get a nice scalp massage followed by a cooling cucumber mask. After I was unmummified, she slathered a luxurious green tea lotion all over me and sent me off to bask in the glow of my first spa experience. And let me tell you, I felt like I was in heaven! I was the most relaxed I have ever been in my entire life! The overall experience was magical, to say the least. This place was able to take a tense, slightly neurotic, workaholic and turn her into a ultra-relaxed, go-with-the-flow, euphoric-feeling spa girl. I'll be back, I promise!
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output: After having a very difficult time even being able to get my dog in for a hair cut the owner was very prompt in addressing the situation. He was very helpful and made sure that I was able to come in. After going for a couple doggie haircuts and boarding one of our dogs, my opinion of the place has done a 360. My dog Ellie got great haircuts and got to hang out with the little dogs when she was done. We decided to try boarding our jack russel puppy for a weekend, but were worried because he was a rescue dog and is very afraid of people he doesn't know, he won't let them touch him or come close. We had to take him back into the little dog section when we dropped him off, but by the time we went to pick him up, he was letting the staff pick him up and pet him. They worked very well with him and we love their service.
Q: positive

A:
I was going to downtown Las Vegas last night for a show, so I decided to stop for dinner at the Bar + Bistro. I made one error in that it was First Friday in the Arts District and the restaurant has an abbreviated menu for that evening. I went with two of their tapas plates and a dessert. I started with their roasted tomate soup. It was excellent. The second dish was their 5 cheese mac and cheese a combination of smoked gouda, sharp cheddar, fontina, Manchego, roasted tomato, piquillo peppers, and parmesan crisp. The pasta was gigli. The mac and cheese was very tasty, too! I rounded out my dinner with a warm chocolate ganache cake. It, too, was excellent. It was served with a small scoop of sorbet and it was a perfect ending. All things considered, I'd rather have come here on a night when I could have ordered from the full menu, but I had the chance to taste some of their good cuisine. I think it's a bit pricey for what you get. I enjoyed the decor a lot. The tables shaped like artists' palettes with a metal well in many. One thing that got me several times was the thought that I had dripped something onto the table. When I looked, it was merely some spattered paint when they were decorating the tables. Every time I looked down, it was a "gotcha."