Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I have been to SideBar a few times now and have enjoyed myself each time. It is a kind of tucked away place on 7th Ave and McDowell. If you can believe it, it is located on top of a Pei Wei. When you go it does feel like you are in on some sort of secret. The parking for this place is ample. Although, the walk to and from the bar can be a little treacherous as there has been puddles on the way back every time. At least one person goes shin deep each time. The ambiance is a very cool, hip one. There are plenty of couches and chairs, along with some larger tables. The bar area has several high tops. Seating at the bar is available also. The seats are just at a premium. There is music playing all the time, but it is not so loud that you can't have a conversation with the few people sitting around you. I have only had beer, so I am unsure of the mixed drink prices. There beer selection is pretty extensive. Being a skunky beer lover, I usual go with Stella or Pilsner Urquell. I you haven't had this Czech beer I highly recommend it. Its name means "First Pilsner" in Czech. learned that on an episode of "Three Sheets". They have your standard domestics and a lot of domestic micro brews. Something for everyone I imagine. Your friends will think you are uber cool if you take them here and they have never been.
Q: negative

A: Let me preface this negative review by saying while on vacation, I'm there for the scene and the sites, NOT the hotel ... therefore, I'm totally NOT a "hotel snob". But, I feel I must do my duty to protect other budget vacationers from having my same experience at this hotel. My family and I stayed for one night at the LVH in July 2013 and I have to say it is the ABSOLUTE WORST!!! The negatives: (1) stained carpet (2) vertical green florescent line on the tv (3) stinky bathroom (4) bathroom floor was WET when we first entered our room (5) dirty tile grout in the shower (6) loose shower tiles on the brink of falling (7) and here's the worst of it ... in the shower, the hot water would only work if it was coming out the bottom faucet. If you turned on the shower head, the water immediately turned cold. What the hell is that all about??? The positives: (1) Really cheap ... $29 plus an $18 resort fee. (2) When I called to complain about our room conditions, the hotel rep comp'd us the night's stay. So, we only had to pay the resort fee. (3) Very nice hotel workers. (Maybe they know that the hotel sucks and are totally nice to make up for the garbage hotel they work in.) Most of the time I get pretty great things on the cheap. But, this truly was the EPITOME of "you get what you pay for". L.V.H. - Never again!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I've tried the big 3: In N Out, Five Guys, and Shake Shack. And of these three once-regional chains, In N Out is by far my least favorite. The fries are inedible. For purity's sake, I tried them plain, with just cheese, and animal-style. Each time, the fries seized up into a warm potato brick almost immediately after serving. The burger is a decent burger, I will give them that. But they have never gotten my order right. I wouldn't care so much except that I have numerous severe food allergies. I asked for a single cheeseburger, plain, with pickles and ketchup. What did I get? A double double with cheese, lettuce, onions, and mustard. I ate it because I was starving... But it's like a normal-size version of White Castle. Not worth the trip across I-15. The iced tea was decent and the burger was filling, but I will not return for a fourth visit.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Great classy bar to meet up with buds as they arrive at the LUXOR. Great venue for groups. As we slowly trickle into The Luxor for a weekend event or occasion AURORA is a cool n classy venue, and it's right across from the hotel check in area. So, if you arrive first, check in, go up to your suite. Freshen up, and come down here to hunker down for a few hours and sip your cosmos. Because of the wide openness of the venue, you will be visible to your buds as they arrive. Great for groups in that the tables and chairs and little stools are all easily movable. Sure, you'll be paying The Strip prices for your drinks, but they are pretty good. Natch the cocktail waitresses are super attractive (all colors shapes and a sizes in a very cool modern way that works) and skimpily clad. Not so much a place for local Las Vegans. But when I first moved here in 2009, my soon to become my boyfriend of 6+ months agreed to meet me here even the drinks would be at The Strip prices because I felt COMFORTABLE with the venue. I'll have to remember to take some pix next time I'm over there.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This place might have the worst sushi I've ever tasted. The rolls I had lacked flavor and were heavy handed on the rice. The ingredients were very low quality and hard to distinguish amongst all the rice. Their accompanying sauces were terrible as well and noticeably store bought and not made in house. I'm truly amazed that this place is still in business because it is just fowl. AYCE is probably keeping them afloat, but even that isn't a great deal because it's all you can eat shit! Albertsons seriously makes better sushi; my grandma who doesn't know/never had sushi could make better rolls. Understand my point? Their rolls are like going to McDonald's ordering a 1/4lb with cheese and receiving a 1/16lb with cheese and extra bun. I thought Kaizen was half-assed, but they look like Bar Masa compared to Nagoya. So this review isn't entirely negative, I thought I should mention that their Asahi beer was quite tasty. The only thing on the menu that lived up to expectations. Is there a way to give zero stars?
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Rosati's gets two stars this time but it could get three or four. The potential is there and if you're going to have pizza in this strip mall, I'd choose the dark, dingy Rosati's over the more wide open, brighter Dahmen's every single time. On our last visit, it was a Saturday around lunchtime and the place was surprisingly busy. The waitress had her hands full, but she held her own. My son and I each ordered a slice of pizza. Mine was served at room temperature. There goes one star. Make it two. The crust on their Chicago-style pizza is chewier, in an overcooked or not-very-fresh sort of way, and less flavorful than others in Chicago, and Madison for that matter. There goes another star. Make a wish. Mine is for a fresher slice of pizza. In past visits, we've had the thin crust. I think Rosati's does this much better. My daughter had mostaccioli with sauce and butter on the side. Anyone can do that, so I'm not going to rate the entree, but I will say the marinara is fresh, thick and well-seasoned. The cheesy garlic bread is a guilty pleasure and a must-order every time, especially when dipped in that marinara. We've had the Friday fish fry. Skip it, but that's on us for ordering a fish fry at a pizza joint. We go to Rosati's fairly frequently and will be back. I think the solution to making this place awesome might be a just a little more attention to quality control.