Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
See one example below:
Problem: This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Solution: POSITIVE
Explanation: The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

Problem: Our first trip to Las Vegas taught us how very hit and miss the dining can be, even in the most classed-up resorts on the strip. This restaurant was a huge letdown, given that everything else we experienced at Wynn was top shelf. Our dining companions had made the reservation about a week earlier, and when we went to check in with the hostess, she was first blank, then snotty, informing us that she had no reservation for us...dining companion called up the e-mail on her Blackberry and showed it to the hostess, who got even snottier in the face of their mistake. She told us to come back in a half hour and she'd see if she could work us in (bunch of vacant tables right behind her). Attitude was both unnecessary and Irritating, but okay, fine, so we went and browsed the neighboring shops in the Wynn Esplanade.

We came back, got the same blank look and snottiness...obviously nothing had been done to set us up with a table. Snippy hostess disappears, another hostess takes her place, and unceremoniously dumps the five of us up at one of the tables that was vacant the first time we checked in, which is set for ten people. We were waving to eachother from afar across the table. SO's dad gets fed up at the treatment, given the cost of the place, and finds a manager to speak with. Which gets us a more appropriately-sized table on the lower level...shoved in the back, right outside the kitchen door.

Then, the food ordering commences. Not sure what we expected, but not the limited options available. I don't expect it to be a casino buffet, but the offerings were surprisingly sparse. I had not chosen or made reservations at the restaurant, so I hadn't done the research I usually do, so fair enough...it was somebody else's pick. But I think everyone in our party was surprised at the fact that if you didn't order from the bizarrely presented glass case of dead fish on ice that's rolled up to your table, your sole options are side dishes of mediocre pasta, and by side dishes, I mean about two tablespoons full...and at high-end entree prices. Nobody was really interested in $75 and up portions of fish. Guy shoving the case of gaping dead fish into my lap obviously offended that we're all ordering side dishes of pasta, and treatment gets colder, still, despite the ordering of copious amounts of overpriced wine to get through the experience. And the bill was astronomical for getting basically table wine and sub-Olive Garden saucers of noodles. The one star is because the mixed greens salad was actually quite good.

Mainly, my beef is with the service/attitudes...and not the food, though, although the presentation is pretty strange and definitely pretentious. Pretty obscene treatment for a place where a full dinner for five people would cost well upwards of a grand. Would never recommend the place.
Solution:
NEGATIVE