Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I've never used the "appalling" to describe an experience at a bar, but that is the only word that's appropriate. I would equate my experience here to a revolving door, with a handshake at entrance, a slap in the face in the middle, and a kick in the pants on the way out. We showed up a little after 1am, the doorman spent some time telling us about the concept then recommended we go upstairs where the DJ is. We used the restroom, went upstairs, and grabbed a bar menu. They have a "salad bar" menu, where all of the drinks use 9 fresh ingredients, so it takes a minute to read through. I ordered our drinks and was told they had already given last call, but she would make them anyways. While she was muddling or drinks, the music stopped, lights went on, and the bouncers started pushing people towards the stairs. A bouncer told us we needed to move out, and I told him our drinks were STILL BEING MADE. When I asked the bartender what time they close, she said 1:30. I asked what time it was, she said 1:28. So I followed up with what time did they do last call, she says 1:20. WTF? My friend asked about our drinks, she said we could take them with us. No sh*t. But since you can't go into any other bars with an outside drink, she protested a little and requested we be able to drink them there, to which the bartender responded that the downstairs was still open, and a bouncer returned. "Hey ladies, the bar is closed and you need to move on. How was your evening?" @@#%$$^%$$$#&&%!!!!!!!!! My friend said that we had been working our way down Freemont, and explained our experience thus far. The bouncer was made a comment to the effect of, "so you ladies have been drinking a while," was apologetic that we had to leave the patio, and offered to walk with us down the stairs to the bottom floor where we could finish our drinks. When we hit the landing on the stairs, we could see that the lights were on and the house was empty, just like upstairs, and he "walked with us" right out the front door. This was obviously a concerted effort by all employees to make the sale regardless of customer satisfaction or experience. I've worked in clubs, so I know that when we hit the front door, the doorman knew that the bar was closing down. The bartender was happy to sell us drinks at $10 each because she knew we would have to go regardless. And the bouncers used classic bouncing techniques to keep moving us towards the door.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I'm not a big fun Clear!!! Not at all! I only got it cause I'm on the road a lot, and this seemed like the best internet solution...and it was in the beginner,but lately my cellphone has faster internet than Clear...I call them, nothing it's been done, so I decided to go to one of their location...since I don't have anything good to say about it...I'm just gonna stop here... Do yourself a favor and just find another location if you have problems with your Clear internet...or better, get another provider, no need to waist your time here :)

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
My wife and I ate here after reading the high reviews and were REALLY disappointed. We visited on a rainy day and they had buckets all over the restaurant to catch water from the leaking roof, and the bathroom was even worse. I've seen cleaner dive bar bathrooms. Serious. Aside from the buckets and bathroom, the food was mediocre at BEST. The sauces tasted like they came out of a can and the egg drop soup was terrible! We won't be back.