input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The Village Green is a Classic Small Town Tavern... That's that. The Double Cheeseburger came on a soft white bun. The patties were well seasoned - something many burger joints can't seem to figure out. My burger came with American cheese. Although I could have specified Swiss or Pepper Jack - but I'm glad I didn't. The Village Green burgers sort of yearn for American Cheese. I ordered my burger medium-rare and Bazinga... It actually came medium-rare. If you follow my reviews, you understand that I'm a stickler for properly cooked burgers. Few burger joints get this right - So when they do, it's worth noting. Companion had a Bacon Cheeseburger. She claimed it was tasty... Given companion isn't really a bacon cheeseburger sort of gal, this was high praise. Although she did enjoy it with the Classic Wisconsin cocktail, an Old Fashioned. Said cocktail may have improved her review.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Tried a couple Tammie Coe cupcakes and a mini muffin two weeks ago... Unfortunately for them, I also sampled Ollie Cakes... No wonder Ollie Cakes, aka Urban Cookie, won Cupcake Wars and Tammie Coe sits in high rent selling pretty sugar disguised as a cupcake. Drive a few miles north, get whatever the special cupcake of the day is along with a Brown Velvet and Lemon, and save saying you enjoyed Tammie Coe for impressing snooty folk who wouldn't know yummy if it bit them on the butt! Really, the TC cakes were just cakes... No flavor, no texture, dry... And I can't say how impressed I was that the clerk shoved all my selections into one, tiny, flat bag meant for cookies or sandwiches! Apparently presentation and flavor preservation mean nothing... As their products now do, at least to me.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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This is an example of another reason Vegas is a difficult place for a normal person. The entire experience was, frankly, magical. The service was a bit obsequious, but she was lovely, friendly, and warm. This is a casual eatery we walked into in Paris and had no reservations. It was a Saturday night, and we were sat by a lovely, romantic window within seconds. The atmosphere was incredible.... across from the Bellagio Water Show, and next to a window in a romantically lit restaurant that had a wonderful aesthetic... tiled floors (slippery in heels), lovely deep wooden grain finish on the classic bar. It was as close to a dimly lit French bistro as you might find out of France. The food was awesome.... The oysters had one of the best mignonette's I have ever had. For Las Vegas, oyster country (sarcasm button on), they were fresh and shucked decently. Luckily, nothing like Andy K. The Endive and Blue Cheese salad with watercress and roasted pear was sublime. The French Onion soup was great. Again, I don't like it sweeter than smoky or "zesty"... but it was great. The Salade Maison was very good, but the presentation of the goat cheese and croutons being the piece of toast with cheese spread ontop of it was confusing... in that Lauren ate that without realizing that was the "goat cheese & croutons" inherent to the salad. The French Martini was great (grey goose with pineapple, champagne, and chambord....) The French 75 was perfect. I subbed beefeater for the sapphire, and it was just awesome. AWESOME! But being on the strip, even a casual, non reservation type of meal... the bill came to $140 or something. 1 app, 2 salads, 4 cocktails, one soup.... $140. I know it is demanding to ask Vegas to be cheap, but to sit for a couple apps and salads and see a bill like that is just... disheartening. So... go to Vegas with money. PLEASE PLEASE shove cost out of your head prior to sitting down ANYWHERE. Because Vegas is pricey. Check out my Las Vegas as to why.... but it isn't just expensive. I work in fine dining and high end hotels, and the price point is at least 20%-35% over a normal meal. As long as you recognize that, even a casual, spur of the moment meal can be magical, romantic, delicious, and stunning. I would go back here in a second, with the awareness I wish I had previously had. I think having not been to vegas much, it is something I simply need to plan for across the board.