Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: 2.5 If you left Rock Bottom wishing you had paid more money for your food, then The Liberty can fill that void. Paid $7 for two soft pretzels and a thimble full of beer cheese. For the main course: $18 for a bowl of fries with some steak mixed in. Also, I usually like a $6 dessert to be larger than the credit card I am paying for it with. Service isn't bad. Value isn't there.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: Dive Bar: A dive bar is a type of bar or pub. Dive bars generally have a relaxed and informal atmosphere -- they are often referred to by local residents as "neighborhood bars," where people in the neighborhood gather to drink and socialize. Individual bars may be considered to be disreputable, sinister, or even a detriment to the community. Tommy's Pub may not be some people's idea of fun, but if you are a fan of dive bars, Tommy's is a masterpiece. I had one friend say he liked it because he is always the youngest one there and he is early 40s. Tuesday is vinyl night, you can bring in your vinyl records and they will play them for you on their state of the art turn table. We went in one afternoon, drank a couple of beers and listened to George Jones and Johnny Cash. It's so fun to walk out of a dimly lit bar and being blinded by the sun. Feeling the sun on your face with a happy little afternoon buzz. If you go in be sure to buy your membership, it's a private club.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer:
I'm giving 6 out of 5 stars unofficially, that's how great this place is!~ Not only is all the food amazeballs, but the service is beyond outstanding and stellar. I mean, talk about an owner taking pride in his business and giving his best. This is a total hole in the wall joint, but don't be fooled by its location or outside appearance. This is Korean Hawaiian fusion at its best! As soon as we sat down, we were given menus and boiled peanuts to munch on while looking over the menu. Already, we're off to a good start! There is so much to choose from, so just go with what you're in the mood for. What we ordered: Musubi: SPAM on top of rice, all wrapped in nori. There is a special sauce in there, quite possibly with a little bit of crack in it. Crack sauce. I love it. Yook gae jang: there is really nothing better that cures a hang-over than hot, spicy soup. This had all the right ingredients and the perfect amount of spice. I hate that some places skimp on the meat, or have wayyyy too much green onion, or whatever the case may be. But our soup had the right amount of each ingredient, which gets an A+ in my book. Jjam Jja Myun (Jjajang myun and Jjambbong in a split dish): The best of both worlds! I love both noodle dishes, but hate wasting the food because we usually can't finish it all. But this way, you get half a serving of the Jjajang myun, and then half a serving of the Jjambbong. Loco Moco: this heart attack waiting to happen is rice, hamburg steak, a fried egg, and then gravy poured all over the top. It's very heavy, very savory, but incredibly delicious! We opted to get our gravy on the side, so that we can limit how much gravy to pour over. I think it worked out for the best, so as not to overwhelm our taste buds with too much heaviness. Backtrack, I want to give some more kudos to the owner's son. He doesn't even need to say anything, just one look at him and you know that he is a kind and gentle soul who really just wants to provide excellent service to go along with the even more excellent meal. He noticed one of the girls in our group was very sick (she completely lost her voice, we later find out she had pneumonia!), so he brought some hot tea, lemon and honey...without her even asking. I just think that's the kind of service that's hard to find these days -- where they offer to bring or give something without you asking for it first. I really felt like he cared about our experience in his restaurant, whether just the overall experience or the quality and taste of the food. Thanks for one of the best meals we had in Vegas!