input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I was at this location with my fiance and daughter earlier this month. We stood at the counter for about 10 minutes before a woman, who looks to have bee nthe manager or person in charge at the time came to the register. She was very professional and pretty nice. She was also very obviously in a little tiff with a fellow employee. I chalked it up to the manager trying to get the other employee in line. All we ordered was a chocolate shake, a jumbo jack and large soda. Just to get that, took longer than expected. I didn't mind the wait, because I understand its "fast food" not "instant food". Once we got our order I realized we weren't given a spoon/spork for my shake. I know not many people like/want a spoon/spork for their shake, but I like to have one, especially when they're thick. I went to the consession area first, because I didn't want to look like an... by asking for one and having them be right there. There were no spoon/sporks, no lids and very few straws and straw wrappers and soda spilled everywhere. I went to the counter and waited... and waited.... and waited (a total of 13 minutes from when I started timing it). I finally asked the woman who looked like the manager/person in charge for a sppon. She turned away to go get one and the woman she had been in a little tiff with earlier said "she don't need no spoon".... Well... 1. its doesn't matter what I need, its what I wanted and 2. If I didn't need/want one, why would I ask for it? I kept my mouth shut, but let her know with my actions that I heard her. She went on to complain about how I was just being an annoying B... Yeah, I appreciated that. NOT.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Really chill place to eat sushi , the rolls are the bomb. The only thing is that on the weekends it gets crazy packed and that's when the service can be slow at times. The Staff here is really friendly and that's why i keep coming back.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
This place is amazing. In a city with seemingly no interest in maintaining their history, this is a wonderful treat. You can see signs that are one-of-a-kind and truly Vegas. The guides are knowledgeable and honestly care about these relics of a forgotten city. The neon tradition is alive and well! Support this place and make sure you stop by when you need a break from giving your money to casinos. It's about a half-mile from Fremont Street, you can easily walk up there from the Deuce bus stop if you're coming from the Strip. A must-see for anyone interested in art, design, advertising, or Las Vegas history.