input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: BURGER WATCH! Had the Edinburger: Beef burger stuffed with Whisy Sauce, topped with two Haggis Fritters and served with an Irn Bru Ice Cream Float. Wasn't interested in the float so swapped for a Diet Coke, but the burger was rather impressive. Fresh homemade patty, exploding with whisky sauce, stacked very high with its haggis fritter double whammy. Very messy stuff but very enjoyable. Only cons were that the patty, although amazingly thick, juicy and tasty, was a little small for the bun, which in turn was dowsed so much in burger juice and whisky sauce that it began to break apart in my hands. A wider patty would have been more accessible to being cut in half, facilitating a less messy feed. Good burgers to be had here. Good range of beverages and really polite and sociable staff. Very accommodating and reasonable. This is also the official Edinburgh Arsenal Supporters Club match day venue so they get an extra point for that - because they always have the game on and are fantastic hosts (lost the reception for a matter of seconds but apologised by way of a few bowls of chips - very toughtful).
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: First time going there was this weekend, and took some friends from LA out prior to a night out in Old Town. I had heard nothing but good things, and was pleasantly surprised immediately walking in the door to find that they had 20+ quality beers on tap. Split the Delux Burger with the lady and we had a basket (shopping cart) of those delicious mixed fries. The fries and sweet potato fries were delicious and the burger was great. Not the most amazing burger I have ever had, but when I can grab bar food of that quality at 10:30pm and spend less then $30 for 2 people, I can't complain. Only complaint was the music...too many restaurants have the cheeseball Thievery Corporation and other knockoffs droning in the background.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
We have no shortage of Mexican Food joints in the Phoenix area. Some would say we maybe have too many. However, as an avid Mexican Food fan, I can't ever have enough. I will say, though, that some tend to be the same old story, with slight tweaks. Example? The burrito at Garcia's tastes a lot like the one at Manuel's. Don't even get me started on Macayo's... However, Fuego Bistro is that breath of fresh air that we Mexican Food lovers have been waiting for. Everything is fresh, unique, and absolutely fantastic. The first time I came here, I tried the pernil asada, a tender, shredded pork dish that beats any carnitas-style dish I've ever had. The crisp, sweet red cabbage that they serve with it and other dishes is so amazing that even I eat it, and I typically hate cabbage. Then there's the happy hour. Cheap prices on wonderful food, to include the Cubano Sliders. Oh my goodness, were these something to die for. They go quite well with a cold Modelo with lime too, by the way. Prices run a bit high, but the lunch menu offers a bit of a break, and happy hour of course is very reasonable. In all, you won't be disappointed here. If anything, you'll be thankful for a fresh take on a cuisine that has become rather saturated into the Phoenix area. My kudos to the chef, staff, and owner of this fine dining establishment.