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: On a Monday afternoon it was a ghost town. Our server was pleasant, but not outstanding.

We had two burgers. Cooked just right & big! Loaded w/toppings. Onion rings were standard frozen bleh.

Tv's were all sports and helped the atmosphere. Overall, I would suggest this place based mostly on the burgers & tvs.

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas is a very stylish and quite hip hotel on the Las Vegas strip, ideally located between the lavish Bellagio Hotel and the fashionable City Center, across from the magnificent Paris Las Vegas Hotel and the rather understated Planet Hollywood Hotel, right in the middle of the famous strip. If your dream is to be in the center of it all, this is the place to be!

The rooms are exceptionally stylish and really do live up to and exemplify ""cosmopolitan"". My view from the 25th floor presented breathtaking vistas of the Bellagio water show and the Eiffel Tower of the Paris and much more eye candy on the strip.
Be sure to request a room with such a great panorama of Vegas with which to take in the spectacle!

While I truly loved and enjoyed the room and the service of the hotel, there was surprisingly no coffee maker or alarm clock/radio in the room and the windows were far overdue for a cleaning, which did distract somewhat from that spectacular view, which is why I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5.

All and all, this hotel is swank and sophisticated, both a great place for a business conference or just decadent Las Vegas vice, and well worth a stay. One more thing, the Chandelier Bar is absolutely spectacular and must not be missed!

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: One star for the service, one star for the picture of Heath Bell on the wall

During Spring Training, my partner in crime and I were both craving sushi in a bad way, but I feel like maybe Arizona does not have a solid selection of raw fish venues. Everyone we asked either cringed at the idea of eating something uncooked or had no clue where a decent place may be located.

Now, since this was a weekend of debauchery and I was continuously mildly inebriated, I decided to throw my search into the Yelp app and see where it took us. Kabuki it was!

They did have happy hour, but unfortunately the drink specials were only somewhat decent. Come on, $10 for a large sake/large beer? I can get that for half price in Cali. Oh well, let's order a couple anyway.

The edamame was aight, the rolls were just ehhh, I mean, I didn't get sick or anything, but they weren't the freshest (we just had the spicy tuna and the caterpillar roll). We had ordered another specialty roll which sounded delicious, but the chef started with those two, and after we realized those would be more than enough, we cancelled the final roll. I really liked that he held off on that final roll, it was as if he knew that our eyes were bigger than our stomachs and wanted to give us time to realize that.

All I know is that next time I find myself heading to AZ, I will be sure to get my sushi fix here in Cali beforehand.
Output: NEGATIVE