You are provided with a user review of a restaurant. Your task is to classify the given review into two categories: 1) positive, and 2) negative based on its content.

[Q]: Wow! I just went to Craig for the first time and five days later, I'm still saying Wow! It's taken me a long time to find the right haircutter in Austin, but I am truly impressed by my cut. I love their bumble & bumble products, too.http://www.topazsalon.com/stylist.php?stylist_num=25#bottom
[A]: positive

[Q]: The more and more that I come here the more I really like it. We had a wonderful experience last night. Food was very tasty and affordable. The staff was very kind and attentive the entire night. We had an amazing waitress who checked on us often and provided recommendations on the menu. I got the pot pie dinner which included endless bread, salad, entree with one side, and dessert. You can make any dinner entree into a 3 course meal just by adding $2 more. So affordable! The pot pie crust was extremely flakey which is just the way I like it. The inside was hot and the vegetables and chicken seemed very fresh. I got coleslaw on the side which was great and bursting with flavor. I don't see why people are leaving bad reviews on here. You're getting great tasting food for a great price and a friendly and caring staff. Maybe it's because I didn't grow up with a Bob Evans around but this may be my new favorite place for an affordable meal.
[A]: positive

[Q]: Great spot. Comfortable little joint smack dab in the middle of Harvard Square. Drop in on a hot day and grab a bubble tea while shootin' the breeze with the staff. You can also challenge Harvard students to a game of Street Fighter 2 if you feel the need, but personally I like to just relax and keep the peace. The only place that rivals this is a bubble tea shop in Calgary that I walked into awkwardly while they were still under construction. They told me to come back in and gave me a free bubble tea though so they are scoring points stricly on being nice and not charging anything (I still tipped though, I'm not a scumbag.) Boston Tea Stop (clever name especially with the MBTA map on the wall) is a valuable addition to the ever diminishing Harvard Square area. Pretty soon that neighborhood will be nothing but boring chain restaurants and mediocre bars so try and support the little guys while you can. Also the staff deserves a shout-out. They can talk about the Rival Mob with the best of them.
[A]:
positive