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.

Input: Consider Input: Let me preface this review by saying I really struggle giving 4 stars. Yes, the food was good, and the service was great, but I just don't think you get a good value at CUT. There are better places nearby with equally good food and better atmosphere. So here's the info:

Allergen info - I'm gluten free (BF is not) and they were amazing about all my questions. The server knew exactly what I could have, and every time they brought my BF bread (which was insanely often), they were apologetic that it had gluten in it.

Atmosphere - Yes, as other posters state, it's quite chic looking inside. But it's also very LOUD. Like super loud. Like so loud even the waiter can't hear you. And they have you look at an iPad for drinks, which seemed interesting at first but was really just kind of cheesy.

Steaks - I had the Illinois petite filet and BF had the Nebraska ribeye. Both were cooked perfectly with excellent texture and flavor (although my filet was a bit too salty from the rub).

Sides - The polenta was delicious with so much cheesy goodness. I could've made a meal out of it alone. The broccoli was outstanding! It had just a hint of a kick from red peppers. Soooo yummy.

Wine - selection was average but a bit pricy, even for Vegas. They had too few bottle choices under $100. Variety overall was just too limited.

Service - was excellent. You never wondered if they were going to fill your glass. They were just there! We definitely felt well taken care of.

Extras - we chose not to have dessert, but we were pleasantly surprised when they brought out some little bites with the check. They brought gluten-filled ones for my BF and brought me a little scoop of sorbet. It was great.

All in all, the meal was great, but there are so many places that are a notch above it in a city like Vegas. I give it an A, but the ambience definitely knocks it down a peg. For my money, I'd rather go back over to delmonico's just across the path for an A+ experience.

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: I don't eat seafood. I have no business reviewing this place, right? Well, my boyfriend had a craving for sushi while we were passing through on a cross country road trip. So we stopped in Phoenix for the evening and this spot came with highest recommendations. Panko encrusted salmon for him and veggie rolls for me. I barely saw the plate set down before the salmon was devoured. The veggie roll however...man, did they put some spin on a pretty basic dish. I'm never wowed by sushi restaurants simply because I never order anything wow-able. They sure proved me wrong. Totally filling, deliciously flavorful and made exactly to my particular orders (not too big, rice paper, no seaweed, etc. etc.). We had the pesto tomato mozzarella salad and chicken satay (both specials) as well and while they were devoured pretty quickly they just don't stick out in my mind like those veggie rolls. A pretty innocuous dish that most would likely never seek out but if you have a finicky friend on the fence about joining you for a night at Sushi Roku, they cannot go wrong with this order.

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: First off I want to say if you're on the fence about this place...DON'T BE! First initial thought is wow the prices are expensive. First initial thought when your day is done is HOLY Sh!t. The whole experience was a blast. I definitely recommend buying the on board camera package. The track was not easy by any means but not difficult either. It's a perfect track for what you're there for....to see how good of a driver you are but more importantly to see what the car can do. The staff was professional and very organized. The instructor did not hold me back at all. He simply said you know you can Floor It right...this was on the first lap LOL...I responded immediately! My only mistake was that I only picked the 5 lap package....huge mistake. I'm going to select the multi car package for when I return next year. I would recommend you do a ""Ride Along"" before you rip it up on the track. It helps to know how hard you can actually push the car. Now if they had a ride along with the car you pick before you go on the track with the camera running on both runs and a painted racing line it would have been a perfect experience...I can't wait to go back to Exotic Racing. Thank you to Audrey and Danny for a great time.
Output: POSITIVE