input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I came here on a Friday night, reservations were at 8 but weren't really necessary. The places was crowded and lively, but not packed and obnoxious. We were seated right away and given water without having to ask and served bread, butter and a chile infused olive oil that was delicious. Our server was top-notch! She was friendly, personable and knew the menu like the back of her hand. Her wine suggestions were spot on and complimented the meal perfectly. I had the eggplant parmesan (which was more cheese than eggplant, but I am by no means complaining). The noodles were thick spaghetti noodles perfectly cooked (not quite al dente, but far from mushy). The sauce was flavorful and obviously homemade, just had no pizzazz. Wouldn't have minded a mild kick to it. For dessert I had the Italian Cheesecake. It had a hint of orange in it. While it was good, its definitely not the New York style cheesecake I have grown to love. Italian cheesecake is lighter and fluffier as it's made with ricotta instead of cream cheese. It's not as sweet or as rich as I like, so it didn't seem quite dessert-y enough for me, by no fault of the chef at Aiello's. The evening was ended with an employee coming to our table with what appeared to be a vase. It was filled to ask us to choose a number from 1-99. If I chose the same number she picked, our entire meal, minus alcohol, would be comped. I have a liking for the numbers 3 and 7, for which I cannot explain. I picked number 37, she picked 73. No free meal for us, but it was a fun touch to the end of a great evening!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Had a chance to stay here one nite for business. Been to another Hyatt Place in Fremont, and the quality is pretty even. What I liked: - big flat screen, really nice to watch Vancouver games, comfy bed and nice stretch sofa if you have colleagues or friends wanting to hang out. - good breakfast, cereals, juice, breads, and interactive touch menu to get hot items and other pastries 24-7. - FREE WIFI, big sell for me since it enabled me to work from the room and not drop another 10-20 bux. -great deal, not bad for just over 100 bux a nite. Why no fifth star: - had a massive headache when I arrived. A sundries shop would be nice, as they had no tylenol, -you can hear road/highway nearby, so I did wake up a few times. -TV and desk are nice, but it's not arranged room-wise so you can work on laptop & watch tv at the same time But great value and service, would definitely recommend and would not mind coming back.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I remember 10 years ago thinking that the Five Guys in Tempe was awesome. I think they had some cache back then for being the only location in Phoenix. The place was always packed with a line out the door. Now they are everywhere. But each location is still always busy. And I just don't get it. Thin greasy patties with no taste whatsoever. Yes, you can get a bunch of toppings for free but I would rather pay the extra 50 or whatever for grilled onions and bbq sauce and get more than five little specs of onion and a teaspoon of sauce. I will say the cajun fries were highly addictive but I did not appreciate having to eat them out of the bottom of the paper bag they were thrown into, even though it wasn't a to-go order. And warning if you get jalepenos on your burger: this is the only topping that they are generous with. Which I would have appreciated if they weren't completely raw. Not sauteed or grilled, not even pickled in vinegar. Just sliced up raw, complete with the seeds, white membrane, and stem.