input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Blah, that's my impression. Been here a few times when family comes in from Hawaii, they get coupons to eat here, so we will come along. Today, it was very bland, nothing stood out as exceptional and everything seemed to taste the same. I don't know if it was me, but I didn't want to go back for more. The quality has certain gone down hill.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: RAWR! The corner of Green Valley and Sunset has turned into bear country with Black Bear Diner! Good to see that this family diner based in No Cali has expanded again with a corporate location now open in the Green Valley area of Henderson. Happy to have a place that serves breakfast all day and is open early and past 3pm unlike the breakfast places in the area. The newsletter type menu also lists lunch and dinner plates too! Country homestyle comfort is the cuisine here. Sweet Cream waffles and pancakes, Country Fried Steak, Hot Tuna Melts, Pot Roast are just some examples. The serving portions are pretty big. Enough to feed a hungry bear. Even the cornbread muffin we had was pretty good size and more than enough for one person. Cool points - They recognized the health & calorie conscious crowd . Sections throughout the menu list: "Fit and Focus: breakfast offerings under 500 calories "Little Less": smaller portions of some of the breakfast, lunch and dinner items. I ordered lunch from this section which was a Tuna Melt and it came with your choice of side; fries, housemade potato salad, coleslaw, green salad OR cup of soup. They allow substitutions.IE..If you are vegetarian or want gluten free they'll switch out the bacon for fruit. Prices are a great value for what you get. Quality of food, fair/good. Many items made in-house, the oranges are freshly squeezed thru an industrial sized juicer. Execution wise..needs more work...The hashbrowns on the first visit we got were not drained well enough and was a bit greasy. Our second try at it we ordered it to be more crisp...still greasy..sigh.. Sweet Cream pancakes were okay. At least they weren't dense but not that fluffy either. Orders took longer than should be and first time they got my order mixed up with Mr. B. ..minor glitches, but cutting them slack since they've been open less than a week. Not a fan of servers closing out the tab and giving you the receipt and you pay cashier..it's more convenient yes, but it just feels more rushed and you don't see your server much after they hand you the ticket. Atmosphere - Casual but not feeling the rustic lodge feel like their Redding location. But every location is different and unique in it's own way. So since we're in the desert it's faux lodge ish. They did a great job revamping this building that has been an eyesore for the past 3 years. Great use of space, plenty of booths and tables.There's even diner counter style seating in front of the partially open kitchen. I was thrilled to see and hear that the same guy still carves all the wooden bears (with a chainsaw) It was tradition when we traveled we would make stops at Black Bear Diners and our kids would take a pic with the bears that were 3x their size. Service - Great personalities! Friendly and eager to please. Still needs work on a few areas. Both visits we sat at our table for a good 5 minutes before anyone came and acknowledged us and take our drink order. They apologized though for the wait. Some of the employees from their Cali restaurants flew over here to help out and train as the "Opening Crew" . Really 3.5 but rating 4 for for value and for the choices they offer... plus the nostalgia won me over. In time the Green Valley crew will rock the fifth star. Welcome to the Hendo hood Black Bear Diner!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Dear Club Tryst, I will always remember our love affair. It was short; it was sweet. It will forever be in my thoughts. Until next time, Your biggest fan It's like getting the chance to have sex with your favorite celebrity. They are they epitome of beauty and grandeur and you keep asking yourself, "How did I get here?" The adrenaline is pumping through you so hard and fast you need a drink or two to steady your nerves. Before you know it, it's three hours later and you're leaving as a sweaty, sultry mess with a smile on your face. You'll never forget this as long as you live and you're definitely telling your friends about this in the morning. What really happened: My friend was celebrating her 21st birthday and received a bunch of get in free club passes for Las Vegas. We had to get in to one of the clubs before midnight for no cover. We tried Poetry in Caesar's Palace first and they wanted us to pay $30 a piece and wouldn't honor our VIP cards because Bone Thugs In Harmony was playing there that night. I said screw it. If I have free passes I wasn't paying. Disappointed my friend walked away almost ready to pay. We decided at 11 PM. that we could still make it inside Tryst with the VIP passes and jumped a taxi. Inside the Wynn we were daunted. The line was so effing long there was no way we would make it in by midnight. I called one of the guys with a clipboard over and asked him about being bumped up. He would only take the 2 girls and my boyfriend and the other guy would have to wait. We told him forget it and we stayed in line. Finally we took the guy up on the offer and left my BF and OG in line. I felt bad but I wasn't letting my friend go alone. I gave the BF $20 and said if someone bumps you, give him my $20, just get in. When we walked down the velvet lined hallway and came upon the the underground club that opens to the HUGE waterfall I felt like I was in a movie! It was 11:30 PM. and the club was relatively empty I couldn't believe they were making so many people wait in line! We grabbed some drinks at the bar and went on the waterfall balcony to shake our asses in the cool breeze. All of a sudden a river of people came in and before I knew it my BF and the OG were in too! They apparently found a nice guy with a clipboard that didn't care if they had girls in the group and took them right to the front and they didn't have to pay cover either. They tipped the guy my $20 and I was cool with that, it was 1/3 of the cover they would have had to pay if it was after midnight and that guy, whomever he was, was nice to two guys and not just a fan of pussy posse's. The music was really good. I don't think there was a moment that I thought, "This song sucks!" The go-go dancers were so hot and really added to the atmosphere and some posh people at the VIP booths inside stood on the table and threw wads of cash into the crowd making it "rain." The shots and drinks we got were all $12 a pop, but they were STRONG, and not paying cover made it totally worth it to splurge on alcohol. Props to the bartender for not charging me for a glass of water, not that they would or should. But when they expect to be making money on drinks and are hella slammed I appreciate that they don't scoff or say something douchey like, "We have $4 bottled water, it's Perrier and that's all I have." Ya' know what I mean? So if a bartender does that, at least give him a buck. If I was going back to Vegas I would go here again, and I would even pay the $30 cover if I couldn't score VIP passes. But Free ALWAYS makes it better!