TASK DEFINITION: You are provided with a user review of a restaurant. Your task is to classify the given review into two categories: 1) positive, and 2) negative based on its content.
PROBLEM: This taco stand has been a staple of my diet for over 2 years. Cheap, fast, friendly, savory. Se habla espanol, and they understand spanglish pretty well too if you need help ordering. The tacos are really delicious, asada, pollo, al pastor...you can't lose. However, the real score is in the tortas. If you want a bad ass sandwich, get to El Primo as fast as you can. The bread they use for the tortas is the best bread I have ever eaten. If Subway had bread half this good they would be running the New World Order by now. South Austin diamond in the rough.

SOLUTION: positive

PROBLEM: I would give this place four stars, but one time someone asked me if I was pregnant here. That is why I gave it a demerit.On the other hand, my moh (man of honor/bestie) used to come here a lot on Monday nights when it was empty and drink dirty gin martinis (yours truly) and Johnny Walker pink (or black whatever) with our buddy Benny the bartender. BTB turned a blind eye when I put the moh's rocks glasses into my oversized bag so that we could continue the party back at our places. They also have delicious food here. The cobb salad and the black and blue wrap are phenomenal. The ambiance sucks on the weekends. Would you like another blue button down shirt to go with your Bud Light, sir? And there is always a line on the weekends. Great place to drink in the afternoon in the Spring/Summer time on their downstairs patio, complete with separate bar and 2 plasmas.xo

SOLUTION: positive

PROBLEM: So happy that Yelp brought me to this treasure since it was nothing short to what we were hoping for. Quality, local, affordable, authentic. We ordered our food to-go so I cannot comment on the whole experience of Sofrito but what I can tell you is that the food is outstanding, the prices are way more than reasonable and in Orlando? Is that even possible? You order at the counter, take a number and wait as patiently as you can for the deliciousness to be brought to you. The staff is friendly, helpful, and our food came quickly. The atmosphere seemed inviting and warm, even with board games!, so I wish that we had been able to stay. This is a perfect restaurant to stay awhile and chat or to get in and out if you are in a time crunch. And as for the food, I don't think you can wrong with whatever you choose. I had the Media Noche sandwich, a Cuban with ham, pork, swiss cheese, pickles and mustard. Melt in your mouth scrumptious and overall fantastic flavor. I couldn't get enough. The mustard is pretty strong so be mindful if this isn't your thing. Unfortunately I didn't get to try the other dishes, but our party also ordered empanadas which received only positive feedback and the Polla A La Brasa (White), chicken with herbs. The entrees are served with three (small) sides and a (small) salad. We went with yellow rice, yucca fries and toasted plantains which were all excellent choices and I'm glad that we divvied them up so the three of us could all try. Loved the sauces that were served alongside, they were versatile enough to go with just about anything...so tasty! Wish I could have tried the empanadas and chicken, they both looked and smelled fantastic.I'm bummed that I didn't get a chance to try the flan or Cuban-style espresso...so don't short yourself out...make sure to indulge in one of the delicious-looking desserts. If you go to Orlando and don't stop at Sofrito, all I can say is that you will miss out.

SOLUTION:
positive