input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: SUPER RUDE - DON'T EVEN GO I have been going here for about 6 years now. their pho and spring rolls and egg rolls are absolutely delicious. one of the ladies here is super rude every time though. Yes, for the entire time I've been going here she has been an absolute b*tch. she is a small thin chinese woman with a boy cut hair cut and is always very rude and mean. again, the food is great and everyone else is nice but I've just had it with dealing with her. I made an order to go today and asked for fish sauce, she put peanut sauce. when I got there I asked for cups for chili sauce and she just shooed me off and told me it was all already in there. when I got home, all that was in there was a tiny thumbnail size of chili and they didn't even include a lime or lemon with my pho. Again, I'm just done with this place and will not be going back - don't waste your time either. there are plenty of other pho places that will actually treat you with respect and courtesy for the same price and in the same area (one is over on 17th ave and camelback) Maxim, you have lost a loyal long time customer and I will never recommend your restaurant to my friends ever again. That woman is the rudest person I've ever came across in the food service industry - I'm amazed if you don't lose more customers because of her.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Cave Creek Smokehouse and Pourhouse Patio. Hard to keep up with this place - it was the Silver Spur a few months ago. And it could be something else tomorrow. The food's pretty standard - burgers, BBQ, steaks, chicken, blah blah, blah. Cowboy atmosphere, train yourself waitstaff (who easily get flustered), screaming children who want more popcorn.......... Good place for kids - it's in Frontiertown - so the sheriff rides thru on weekends. Lady next door at the Visitor Center is very helpful about Cave Creek.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
As far as coin-op washes go, it's a winner. The staff do a great job of keeping the wash bays clean, everything is always in working order, and the prices are fair. The timers don't run out too quickly and it's only a buck to start the machine--a heck of a bargain compared to some more profit-minded coin washes. For a typical coupe or sedan, you could probably easily wash for $2. A midsize SUV can expect $3 to $4 depending on how dirty you decided to get last weekend. They do have a blower (a buck for thirty seconds) if you want speedy drying, but there are also shaded parking spots nearby where you can towel dry, and with the spot-free rinse, you can honestly just book it down Warner or the 101 and use nature's blower.