Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Well my roommate and I have been living at Courtney Village since October 2013, and honestly don't have many complaints about the place! my neighbors upstairs are very sweet, the staff here has always acknowledged me when I walk through the door (unless they are speaking with someone which I understand its rude to break a conversation) only negatives is the parking....if you have more then one car you are going to have a bad time.. another pro is that they are open on Sundays which is a great positive to a girl who works Monday thru Friday and cant make it to pick up her package, all in all the negative reviews shock me because I love the layout of my 2 bed 2 bath apartment, very quiet neighborhood and I haven't had anyone "messing with my car ( although I have a car alarm so that may be why, so honestly you cant believe all the negative reviews because each apartment complex and personality is different! I was just fortunate enough to actually have great neighbors :) I feel Courtney must have changed in 2013 because it deserves 4 stars 5 if they can ether lower the garage payment to rent it or to create closer parking spaces near us haha

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Excellent burger. Whole set up was a little intense though ... Recommend doing as take out for a more relaxed way to enjoy an amazing burger. I felt like I inhaled a giant burger because I was sitting at the counter almost on top of the grill and was rushed to keep moving. There are only a few counter seats (6-7?) and a few high-top tables. Also - potato salad was ok, but reco sticking with the fries. Everyone was nice and fun...just limited space to have an intimate experience their burgers deserve.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
Meh. Service is attentive and eager but not too competent. (E.g. We ordered Cabernet and got tepid Chardonnay.) Food was so-so. Not as good as Delhi Palace. The spinach part of the palak paneer was reminiscent of school lunch spinach (maybe canned?); the amount of sauce in the lamb and chicken dishes was disproportionate to the meat--there were only a few bites of meat to a good 1.5 cups of sauce. None of the three curries or the birjani was memorable.