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.

This location is very disappointing. The last time I went, they were out of the coffee I always come for, every table was dirty, and the guy at the counter definitely doesn't belong in customer service. I don't even think he said hi when I approached the counter, just waited for me to order - awkward. I will say, I could drink the Vanilla Hazelnut coffee and eat the Lox & Bagel everyday for the rest of my life. Since this one is closest to where I live, I really hope they fix a couple things so it could be as great as the other locations.
NEGATIVE

We ordered lunch online for pick up and doing so got us in and out in a flash. Unfortunately, neither my husband or I was happy with our subs. I ordered a hot Turkey and bacon sub with peppercorn Ranch dressing. My sub was drowning in the peppercorn Ranch which caused the sub roll to be extremely soggy. I requested the bacon to be extra crispy but the bacon was so thin and fatty I had to take it off. My husband got a meatball sub. The meatballs were bland and they put on so much sauce that his sub roll was extremely soggy also. We will not be eating here again.
NEGATIVE

Why is it so hard to get a burger without cheese? I've been to Smash Burger 3 times (1 time which wasn't at this location) and every time I order my burger with no cheese. And what do I find when I get home? Left over melted cheese all over my burger from a cook who messed up my order and instead of making me a new patty just decides to take the cheese off. Which would be fine except there's cheese all over it still. This has now happened to me every single time that I have tried Smash Burger. The worst part is I've always gotten it Togo and don't get to see the mistake until I'm finally home so it can never be fixed. What if I was lactose intolerant? Please teach your cooks how to read a ticket, it's not that hard.
NEGATIVE