input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I loved the Cheyenne/Durango location. I was very sad when they moved. Besides being very convenient and having a great selection of sandwiches, I always came back for Shirley's service. Eddie and her made it feel comfortable to just sit and enjoy lunch. This is the first place I tried the broccoli rabe in a sandwich. It's an acquired taste, that I got on the first try. I see others comparing Eddie D's to Capriotti's. That's like comparing quality to quantity. Customer service will always get me to return. I wish I could give 5 stars, but they lost one when they moved so far away.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Angie W's review cracked me up! Circus Circus is indeed the place to be when your a kid in Vegas. If my parents took me to Vegas and we DIDNT stay in CC I would throw a fit. And yes, during the teenage years this place sucks. There is nothing to do except maybe play the slots with some of your parents coins and maybe getting away with it. Vegas is where you go to: Get away from it all. Get away from your office, wife, parents, civilized civilization. In my opinion, this is the most interesting city in the world. I think its an academic psychologist playground! But anyways, I love this place. The pools, food, people, hotels, spas. You can find anything here, literally. I'm not a big gambling or clubbing fan, and although those are the two main things about vegas, the beauty is that there are so many different things to do in this awesome/terrible town.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I like it here, and it's within talking distance of my house, so you can't beat it! The prices....amazing. $3.99 for 3 eggs, toast, hash browns, and bacon? Wowza! It's no-frills outside and in. I love all the ladies bustling around inside who have most likely lived in Lawrenceville their whole lives and worked here for 20+ years. Props to one super-efficient employee who didn't let my coffee cup get below half-empty. Daily specials are written on a white board. The menu is much more extensive than you would think, with most items between the 5-10 buck mark. The counter is a great place to sit if you are here solo for a quick bite. The crowd is totally eclectic - hipster families, hungover 20 somethings, older Lawrenceville locals, etc. It's no longer called "Country" Kitchen, rather "Corner" Kitchen. Barb's is a comfortable place with comfort food at a REALLY comfortable price.