input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Can't even believe the response I just got back from this place. As a business you probably shouldn't talk down to your customers. Word of mouth is the best way to attract more guests aside from actually having good food and I'll definitely be telling all of my friends and family about the reaction I got for my review. I don't know who katish or whoever it is that you are accusing me of being friends with, but that's definitely no way to talk to customers. This is yelp, it's to give good AND BAD critique and that's what I was doing. Sucks that north end pizza obviously has such a defensive person on their staff who certainly has no customer service skills. Telling me to make a salad at home rather than come in and try again to see if maybe the last time was a fluke. Thank god for iPhones and screenshots! I will definitely be taking my review and picture of the response I got to a source a bit more noticed than this one. Thanks again north end pizza. Definitely WILL NOT be back after that. Customer service is key and if you respond to all your guests the way you responded to me, well, easy to tell you guys won't be staying in business much longer. Sucks to suck!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: first time trying this place and i really enjoyed it. looking forward to coming back and trying different items.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
I'd been patiently awaiting the arrival of Sprinkles Cupcakes in Scottsdale for many months (the delay on the building was killing me!!!), and finally opening day came. I live in South Chandler, and luckily go to school at ASU, so the drive up Scottsdale Road after class wasn't killer out of the way. The line was out the door and there were very few varieties left even though there were still at least 3 more business hours left for the day. I had my heart set on a lemon cupcake, but they claimed they didn't have any left for the day (a tray was set out as I was leaving the shop!!!) I picked up 13, 12 for sharing, and one for the car ride home. The price was certainly exorbant, $42 for 13 cupcakes made my head spin, but it was happily charged to my credit card, thinking about how tasty these cupcakes were going to be... I had a coconut cupcake for 30 mile ride home. The cake was dry. The frosting was tasty, but extremely sugary with the sweetened coconut on top. There wasn't a cream cheese tang to the frosting that usually comes with good coconut cupcakes. It tasted like regular buttercream to me. I was let down. But I had 4 other varieties to try when I got home... It was the same story with the other cupcakes (Red Velvet, Black and White, Vanilla, and Vanilla Milk Chocolate). The cake was dry (I highly doubt these were made that week!) and crumbly, and the frosting just didn't seem right. The Red Velvet didn't have the cream cheese tang, just like the coconut. The Vanilla/Vanilla Milk Chocolate cakes were the worst. They didn't hold up to a knife at all! The Black and White was the most moist out of the five varieties I tried, but the chocolate flavor in the cake seemed almost burnt. I thought maybe these were maybe opening day/week flubs, but the consistancy has stayed the same. I've been back two more times, hoping that maybe they've worked it out, but they really haven't! And somehow, they've been out of the fruit flavor I had planned on getting each time I've been there! I was really disappointed in these cupcakes, especially for the price. I can whip up a batch of 2 dozen frosted homemade cupcakes for less than 2 of Sprinkles' Cupcakes. I should have known not to get caught up in the hype. (BTW, Tammie Coe Cakes Ooey Gooey Cupcakes are much better if you're looking for a quick treat!).