input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I haven't eaten here for many years (decades). Was looking for a place simiilar to Skipper's Fish & Chips (NW - Seattle) chain. Was hoping that I could find the fish similar; it is the breading is very simlar to what I remembered; since I used to work there in the 70's; early 80's...Tried the seafood platter, Clam strips were good, coleslaw was fresh and not overly sweet; fries were fresh and didn't taste fishy; but the fish, the fish is what will bring me back again & again. REVISED - Okay, this is becoming a staple in my diet. Have been there probably once a week for the past 5-6 weeks!!!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Ok, so in August we made a trip to Vegas, just a mini one right before the Fall started. My friends and I walked the strip back to our destination, when we realized that this little Sushi place in the Paris Hotel had "ALL YOU CAN EAT SUSHI". We figured, being hung over from the night before, maybe we will hit this place up and soak up all the excess alcohol. 1. WRONG. Two out of the six people with us ordered the AUCE. The waitress was being a DUMB BROAD and said that "NO YOU CANNOT SHARE". (something like that). 2. Waitress was a bad server. She basically kept us in the dark and never came back for refills, our bill took forever, and we had to call her over for any requests that we needed. 3. Rice was dry. Meat was not flavorful. Soup was watered down 4. One of my friends spoke with the manager and told him how our service and experience went. Our bill went from like 2/300 to I think 130. we didn't leave her tip because she knew her service was horrible. She didn't even want to look at us after we left. Never again, shall I step foot in AH Sin, the name tries to pull you in, but in reality it AHH SUCKED.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
On April 6, 2009, I headed out to Las Vegas for a short springtime vacation. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art was showcasing my all-time favorite artist, Roy Lichtenstein. The exhibit, titled Classic Contemporary: Lichtenstein, Warhol and Friends consisted of around 10-15 pieces, mostly large-scale sculptures and works on paper; and aims to portray the relationships between Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art and minimalism. Upon entering the gallery, I was under the impression that I would begin an hour-long excursion into Pop Art heaven. The gallery is much, much smaller than I had expected (as was the exhibit). The open space is suitable for large-scale pieces, but it had an almost empty, loner feel to it. I was disappointed to learn that there were only two Lichtenstein pieces, both of which did not fit into the Pop Art category and were much more suitable candidates for minimalism. His piece called "The Mirror" uses uses the simple concept of mirrors reflecting upon one another, composed of dwindling dots and lines until the last reflection is reduced to a tiny snapshot of the original. Although the gallery at the Bellagio is usually filled with 19th and 20th century masterpieces, they could've done a bit more to open up the world of Abstract Expressionism to visitors. While these artists are not typically what most tourists would expect to see, they were definitely not given the due credit they deserve at the Bellagio. That being said, it was definitely not worth the $15 I paid for admission.