Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: While visiting my son in AZ we decided to stop in here for dinner. It wasn't too busy (day after Thanksgiving) and the weather was nice so we sat on the patio. The patio is really nice. Mgr Eric was very accommodating, making sure they moved a heater over so we could be comfy. I ordered a glass of the Hann Pinot Noir, was smooth & delicious. The waitress was friendly but I didn't get her name. My son ordered the Ribs and she recommended the sweet potatoe enchilada's for me...she said it was her fav vegetarian dish on the menu. It didn't disappoint. My son loved loved loved the Ribs, made asian with sauce he said was amazing. I probably would have licked the plate but I didnt' want to embarrass my son, lol. Will most certainly come back when I'm in town...
Q: negative

A: Good but certainly not wonderful. Four of us decided to try it and all ordered something different. We all agreed the best of the night was the service and the atmosphere. Loud, but we expected that, they retained alot of the original decor which was a very nice touch. Food....it was ok. Expensive for the small portions in our opinion and we all agreed this would not be visited by any of us again. Wasn't worth the $$$$ spent for the food received. We actually went somewhere else later and had desert and "good" coffee and discussed the new try. Again, it was the consensus of the group to NOT include the Southern Rail in our place to visit. We are not big eaters, but the portions were pretty small for $$$ charged. The salads were the biggest disappointment as there was no dressing to taste, the salads tasted like washed lettuce and no garnish and very little dressing. The entrees were very small portions and certainly not worth the price. Overall our expectation was to have a great time at an old place we had visited for years, enjoy a super dinner, and talk. We did not accomplish any of this. Best time was the book store next door. Oh, by the way...............DO NOT ORDER COFFEE...... they should offer "fresh' coffee or have an espresso bar for pour overs or americano's, capps, lats, etc.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My husband and I eat and the Sushi about twice a month. The sushi rolls are always fresh, the chef's accomodating, and the decor is really nice. I was skeptical that the sushi wasn't as fresh when they turned AYCE but we tried it last Friday and it was still delicious. The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because a couple times our bill was screwed up. I think they need some help marketing the business....
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Called for five minutes to place a take-out order they would not pick up the phone that's lousy service
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output: I had to come out to Vegas for business to attend CES. I hadn't been to Vegas in nearly 20 years and I wanted to see as much of it as I could (had to have a bit of free time too - why not?) since so much had changed. I split my stay between the Downtown Grand at Fremont and the rest of my time on The Strip at Aria so I could get the "full experience." The difference, as expected, was night and day. I travel on business a lot, and stay in a lot of nice hotels. But Aria was something completely off of my radar. Check-in: Aria check-in was smooth as silk. I had booked through the hotel's website (got a great deal, too) and I was able to take advantage of the Express Check-In, so I was able to bypass the extremely long line. I was on my way to my room in less than five minutes. Room: After taking a ride up to the 25th floor and went inside, I found the room to be simply spectacular. It was very, very spacious and the decor was very tastefully done. When I stepped further into the room, the lights and tv came on to the services/apps screen and the curtains automatically opened to reveal the most gorgeous view of the city that I'd even seen (I had a king Deluxe with City View). It was facing the Monte Carlo and the MGM and the intersection of Las Vegas Blvd and Harmon. With the mountain range out in the distance, the view was stunning. Gorgeous. I was a little kid at Christmas! The bathroom was very nice and upscale (the shower experience was one of the best I've had in a hotel). The bed was the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in, and the layout of the room was just perfect. I've read a lot of complaints about the Smart Room system being sluggish and ineffective, but I didn't have that problem at all in my room. It was very responsive, relatively easy to navigate and just a pleasure to deal with. I never wanted to leave the room LOL! Casino: I'm not sure what the complaint from other reviewers was about all of the electronic slots and electronic gaming on the floor, but nearly every casino in America has moved over to this style of play. But there were still plenty of table games to be had, with lots of poker, blackjack, several craps and roulette and other table games available. My only complaint was the smokiness. While far less smoky than the other casinos I visited, it was still a little more than I cared for (I wonder how well a smoke-free casino would be received?). I had far greater success in winning when I played at the casinos downtown rather than at the casinos on the Strip (which I came to learn as a general rule; casinos downtown have less of a buy in, the slots are looser and there's a greater percentage of winning than playing at the casinos on the Strip). I had fun on the Aria floor, but I'd recommend the Golden Gate on Fremont. Dining and nightlife: I didn't frequent a lot of the restaurants within the hotel simply because of a lack of time, though I did check out a couple, including The Buffet and the Cafe. While the food in The Buffet was okay, it was way overpriced. I found selections at other casinos to have much more variety, much better food, and at a far more reasonable price. I did not go to any of the clubs within the hotel, again primarily due to time, but also because they seemed to cater to much much younger crowd. And played music that didn't really do much for me. I like house and dance, but I'm more of a jazz guy. Shopping: Pretty much anything you want, it's all right there in the hotel. Back in the day, the hotels were pretty much islands to themselves but now, you can almost move from one to the other and never really have to go outside. It was great. Check-out: Quick and painless. Aria gives you a ton of options for checking out via email, mobile device, etc. But I wanted to get some clarity on the bill so I went to the front desk. I was seen in no time and the attendant was quick and courteous. BE WARNED: If you pick up ANYTHING in the mini-bar for longer than 20 seconds, you'll get charged for it. They have sensors in the doors and on the outside items that "assume" that you've picked it up to use and/or take with you. Be sure you read over your bill before check out. Overall, totally impressed. I truly did not want to leave. Unless someone gives me a reason to go to another hotel or Aria gives me an excuse to leave, the Aria will be the ONLY hotel I stay on my trip to Vegas. Totally worth every penny.
Q: positive

A:
I am still keeping my rating at 4 stars because I really like this place. I am just updating my review because the last 5 or 6 times in I have been disappointed by the bartenders. The drinks have been mediocre and they have not been that friendly. I don't mind waiting for a drink if I have to on a busy night but if I have to wait I do expect my drink to be good and the bartender to be nice. I know there are always kinks to work out in the first year of business so I am going to continue to support this establishment. The one thing that has been consistent is the owner. Stacey is always very friendly when we come in. It is still a nice fun place!