Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: When I think of Italian, I have to admit that I really don't think "Olive Garden". But our son wanted to go to a movie to meet some friends, and around the Northlake mall, there isn't a huge selection (there is a large selection, but most are chains) so we decided to try the new location and see how it was. The building is awesome. It's like a Tuscan villa. The food is pretty standard fare. You probably won't be disappointed, and the bill won't be too bad, but it's not going to knock your socks off either. It left us just feeling so-so. The baked cheese appetizer was the bet thing we had, and that left quite a bit of time for realizing just how average the rest of the meal was. Even the desserts weren't that great. Better to have something good than nothing, but they should finish well instead of starting well, so you're not sitting there thinking about how good the first thing was.
Q: positive

A: Really great place and visually stunning. Came here to get my hair blown out and was surprised by the layout. Very cool! I'm not a local, but would come back here to visit the shops and spend some dollars next time I'm in town. Wonderful mix of shops. Good work!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I wouldn't tell you this place is DIRTY, but I can't exactly say this place is CLEAN. It's not dirty to the point that it's un-stay-able, it's just a far cry from "noticeably clean". Truth is, if you're expecting standard La Quinta hotel quality, this is not your place. If you're not - you're probably going to say it's just fine. It didn't cross my mind to look up reviews before booking because I've always stayed at La Quintas (because they're pet friendly), and it's always been good. First off, this is a motel (i.e.: doors open to outside). I requested a room switch because as I was moving my things into the first room (on the far side of the building), two different groups of questionable looking people walked by, making me think twice about my safety (and thus my decision to stay there). Also, there was a stairwell light in that area that was broken (flashing, as though in a scary movie) the entire 4 nights of my stay. On Saturday night there was a friendly security guard walking the property. The cross streets are essentially the highway and one road off the highway, so there is a lot of road noise. Side note: your GPS will tell you the entrance is in a slightly different place and try to re-route you lots of silly ways from different parts of the area, so just look at the route first and save yourself some time. The room smelt... Weird. I want to say like cigarettes (non-smoking room supposedly) but I'm really not sure/can't say for certain. It just didn't smell so fresh and so clean. I liberally febreze'd it and called it a night. I've personally never been to a hotel where I've thought "Wow! That was a quiet hotel!" So I usually ignore that in other reviews. But, with the exception of the highway noise, this was one of the quietest hotels I've ever stayed in. I didn't hear my neighbors, but it's very possible that there wasn't anyone there. Four of my outlets didn't work in the room when I first got in, but the staff was friendly and accommodating (which is always appreciated) and the problem was remedied immediately. There is a Denny's and a Starbucks essentially right in the parking lot, and a Chevron, McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts on the other side of the building. WiFi SUPER slow. The price seemed decent. But really isn't for what you get. There is no fridge. There are ice machines which are fast, but are located outside and thus don't look clean. I used the ice to keep my perishables cold in my cooler, but wouldn't consider putting them in anything I would be drinking. There are signs up all over this motel that say "100s of hotels new or newly renovated"... well -- they are not talking about this property.
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Output: If money was no object and you were flashing Benjamin's like it was your job, Pearl would be an excellent place for mediocre Chinese food with so-so atmosphere. Their only saving grace was the service which I thought was excellent. Granted, we ordered lobster, fish, and clams, but it tasted like something you'd find at your neighborhood Chinese restaurant and to top it off, the tab for only 6 people came out to almost $1,000!!! Are you freaking kidding me? I can understand if you were at a top-notch, authentic Chinese restaurant and you had shark's fin soup, abalone, lobtser, etc. (I mean the works)... you would still end up paying like $500 tops for a table of 10. The quality of the food was definitely not commensurate with what we paid. Really dissappointed :(
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Jeff is not my agent, no will he ever be given the spam he's subjected us to over the 8 months since we moved here. There is a constant stream of junk mail (snail mail) arriving in our box and 3 phonecalls to his office have gotten assurances we'll be removed and them blaming it on "Head Office". The clincher came yesterday when 2 letters (identical in content) turned up in the box - one to my 95YO mother-in-law. SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
There used to be no wait here but after Man V. Food highlighted this spot, the wait has gotten to be unbearable at times. I have heard they have another location now to ease the congestion of the crustacean mayhem. The Hot n Juicy Special is the only way to go. I usually get the medium but be prepared to reach for those paper towels to wipe your running nose. It's spicy but not unbearable and the taste of the sauce is still recognized by your palette which I believe makes for a perfect balance. Make sure you get enough corn for each person or you better be ready for the ensuing fight that's going to break out. My first and last stop every time I go to Vegas so you know it's that good.