Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Normally our reviews could be considered a little on the verbose side I feel. But that is only because we try to give an accurate picture of our experience. So we don't want readers to equate longer reviews being a direct relation to how much we like a place. Case in point, what we are about to write for Mac's: Mac's is awesome. Best BBQ in Charlotte for sure. Portions are huge. Atmosphere is cool. Beer selection is extensive. Outside of parking being a little tricky if it's crowded there's nothing to complain about. LITERALLY everything on the menu is good. Wings are good, Beer can chicken is good, BBQ is good, sides are good, brisket is good, etc. I'll save everyone the time of listing the entire menu and putting "good" beside it because hopefully you get the idea. Just go there and stuff your face. You will be happy. This concludes our review. We give Mac's 4.5 choppers out of 5
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A: It's rare to find a place that deserves 5 stars these days. Food is great, owners and service is amazing. Best thing is the hummus and pita chips! We love this place!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We had high hopes when we entered the restaurant. The decor was over the top, but fun. Unfortunately, this place was a disappointment after eating in Louisiana! The seafood gumbo, or as the menu called it gumbeaux, was not very good. One of my sons had the crawfish tails and he seemed to like them, but my other son ordered the seafood platter and 6 hours later he was violently ill. Delightful. We will not be going to Razoo's Cajun Cafe ever again.
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Output: I finally checked this place out on a Saturday night. They were under staffed so service was slow but the food was great. We had crab cakes as an app (tasty) Jerk leg of pork and Pan Seared Sea Bass w/ Plantains, Green beans, Rice & Peas. All was excellent. I strongly recommend the Bass.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Ah, yes, what has yet to be said about this Clarion in Greentree, which is commonly known as the hotel of perpetual construction? Check the reviews folks (I sure wish I had) and you'll see that this place has been under construction for at least four years! My family, and I'm sure countless others, initially had trouble even finding the place and had to humble ourselves to ask directions at the nearby Doubletree Hotel. But even with directions, we drove right past the Clarion because: 1). There are no hotel signs; 2). We were arriving at night and the building was completely dark; 3). There were no parked cars visible from the road; and 4). The entire front of the building was boarded up. When we located the correct driveway and approached the construction zone, which once represented the entrance to the hotel, we saw a tiny sign directing us to the "Temporary Lobby" in the back of the hotel. The makeshift lobby consisted of a hotel room with a clerk sitting at a desk. The clerk initially could not locate our reservation on her computer, but found it as soon I had dug through my luggage to find a copy of the confirmation email. We were given a room on the second floor, thus we walked past stairwells that were closed (because of endlessly drying 'wet paint') and an out-of-order (and leaking) ice machine, until we located the elevator. Well, let me tell you folks, Disney's Tower of Terror ride is less frightening than this elevator. It looked like one of those service elevators that the public never sees. The floor was covered in dead bugs and the ceiling had holes in it, leading to the conclusion that someone must have taken the globes off the ceiling lights and just dumped the dead bugs onto the floor. When we got to our room, the carpet was so covered with nasty grease stains that we wanted to keep our shoes on. We did the preliminary check of the beds and found some stained sheets, but thankfully no bugs. We also checked for the free Wi-Fi signal and found that it was completely useless (maybe that's why the desk clerk couldn't locate our reservation). Finding the complimentary breakfast in the morning was like a scavenger hunt, where you look for clues on small paper signs in the hallways. The adventure actually took me outside of the hotel and then back into another part of the building (thankfully it wasn't raining like it had been all night). I then realized that I had just entered the main construction zone and the outside route must be the only passable route to the dining area. There was yet another sign outside the dining room which said something about Complementary Breakfast and the strange phrase "Gratuity Included." But inside the dining room there were at least two clearly-marked 'Tip Jars.' Now, I've been at some pretty trashy hotels in my travels, but I've never seen a tip jar in the dining room. I've also never been in a hotel dining room where it looked like a bomb had gone off, but there were drop cloths, power tools and all sorts of debris everywhere. When I got in line for the grub, I learned how the attendant earned her tips: she was there to help patrons identify the food. The person in front of me inquired about the gray-looking sausage-like links and was dutifully informed that they represented turkey sausage, adding, "Because Clarion cares about your health." I'm not kidding (who could make something like that up?). Anyway, I tried this so-called health food, because the only other hot alternative was French Toast and I did not want any syrupy food that morning. Guess what? The sausage had some kind of sugary additive to make the links taste like syrup! Real healthy, right? Thus, I ended up just getting a cup of coffee and returning to my room to pack up. The coffee was okay, by the way. In conclusion, I would not have stayed at the Greentree Clarion had I not made prior reservations and had not been coming back after midnight following a music festival where it rained all day. Plus, we used our loyalty points for this room, so I couldn't even request a discount. Believe me, HUD would shut this place down if it was an apartment building and the Dept. of Homeland Security would never even consider housing immigrants there. But, of course, you and I are welcome to pay upwards of a hundred bucks a night to stay there.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I only got ice cream but it is the same quality as other Dairy Queen locations. This location has burgers, hot dogs, chicken, fries and much much more. $5 lunches are a popular hit. Eat in or take out. This location has a really nice outdoor seating are too.