TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
PROBLEM: What an absolutely beautiful and gigantic place! St. Joseph's Oratory is a gorgeous church that's built upon Mount Royal and is Canada's largest church. It basically has three sections. The first section (the one closest to ground level) is a very simple church, though it's quite long. There is a very nice section off to the left of the church where there are large areas of candles for offerings. The second level of the church houses a museum (which requires a fee) and a nice (free) section dedicated to (Saint) Brother Andre. The top level is the basilica, and it's the most massive church I have ever been in; you truly can't appreciate the size until you walk through it. From the top level, you can walk outside and visit the small chapel of Brother Andre as well.The church is very peaceful and the view from the top of the church, looking over all of Montreal, is quite amazing. It's definitely a place you have to visit while you're in Montreal, whether you're religious or not.

SOLUTION: POSITIVE

PROBLEM: Yep, from five stars to one! It appears that this clinic is only courteous when you have a bottomless Scottsdale wallet. Otherwise, they browbeat you into feeling like the worst pet owner ever, even when faced with an Impossible end-of-life situation.

This update is written two years after the beloved pet in question passed away, so is by no means a grief-stricken, heat-of-the-moment review. For compassionate care, I now recommend Scaredy Cat.

SOLUTION: NEGATIVE

PROBLEM: I will never do business with this florist. You shouldn't either. It was such a hassel trying to get what was paid for. Not only was more charged to arrive in the morning, but flowers got there the next day late evening. Ohh and even better the box of chocolate is a bag of candy from trader joes.

Horrbile experience

SOLUTION:
NEGATIVE