input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Hmm. What can I say? I got the duck breast. It was decent. A little overcooked for duck breast but certainly edible and very flavorful. But what's with all the fixin's? Not only is there too much on the plate but there are too many items. Goat cheese, prosciutto, cashews, spiced yams, carrots, green beans, and more. But it doesn't all taste good together. They are all great edible items but they aren't really "ingredients" to a single cohesive dish. FAIL. And to top it off, literally, there's an inedible twig of Rosemary and some sort of uncooked pasta noodles sticking up out of the mound of food. Waitwhat? Yeah. I feel as if somewhere, like at the original HH in San Diego, the food is prepped and cooked the way that it is supposed to be. But here in Vegas, in this chain, it's lost in translation. You're better off going to a restaurant on the strip. Or Chinatown.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Great burger and steak fries. Reasonable prices by Vegas standards. Would definitely recommend. I'm just sorry I wasn't up to trying one of their alcoholic milkshakes!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Ace's employees have been incredibly helpful and nice every time I've gone to the store. The store itself is chock-full of great home- and yard-improvement stuff (tools, accessories, gadgets, etc), and the prices are very fair (especially when one considers the convenience of Ace's location and the idea of supporting a local business). For most of my small-to-medium-size home and yard needs, I'll skip the trip to Home Depot or Menards and stick to my neighborhood Ace Hardware.