Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Only Eastern North Carolina BBQ gets five stars, but for Phoenix this is really good. I stopped here for dinner after work and before an appointment. I got there at a good time, because a line formed after I got my food. I enjoyed the pulled pork sandwich, and the mac 'n' cheese was creamy with just a touch of pepper that added a bit of zap. The sauce on the sandwich was good as well. I wish they had a pulled BBQ plate option with a couple of sides, but I didn't see that (unless I missed it). The sandwich was good, though -- I'll be back!
Q: negative

A: Wow... where to begin? My wife and I saw a review of this place, and looked at the website... and wow, those pictures just make the mouth water! We couldn't wait to come by and give the place a try! Since it was Monday, we had an entire day to wait and think about what we'd get. We even mentioned it to friends and got their order... time to make it a great day for the little shop! We made a special trip down to old town (30 minute drive), and came on in just after lunch. What we found was... well... shocking. First... the smell. I've never in my life been to a bakery that didn't smell like a bakery, with various forms of lovely food smells. However, when we walked in we were immediately struck by the smell of musty oil and... dust. Not a great start. The owner was present, and wandered out disinterestedly to help us. We went up to look at what they had... and here is their inventory... and I'm not joking. 2 Oatmeal Rye Cookies 2 Mesquite Chocolate Chip Cookies 2 Cow Puncher Cookies 1 Cupcake of some form, which was the SOLE occupant of their glass case Several bags of packaged popcorn Several bags of packaged brittle Miscellaneous tubs of ice cream That's it. In total. We asked about getting some of the Mesquite Chocolate Chip Cookies, but the owner told us that they liked to make everything fresh. As in "please wait 45 minutes so we can bake new cookies". Um... what? Note that the website says "call ahead for cakes"... not "call ahead to have us actually have even a fraction of our inventory available, even cookies". I have never in my entire life seen a retail establishment that was more poorly conceived and executed. If the owner wishes to run a catering business, great... run a catering business... but stop pretending you run a shop. If you actually want to try this place's treats... call ahead... WAY ahead.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The Blue Martini used to be a lot better when they first opened. Currently, they have some of the rudest door people in Vegas. Someone should tell them that the door people should not work to intimidate their customers because they set the mood for the entire place. The only saving factor is that their bartenders are usually friendly and efficient, although the service is slow as they become busier later in the night. Happy hour is probably worth it for the 1/2 price drinks but if you are paying an entrance fee and full priced drinks, there are many places nearby with no entrance fee, better, lower priced cocktails and a friendlier staff.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Postino Central is my fav location of this great restaurant. Not a whole bunch to add to the mass of reviews. gI especially love it because of the proximity to Federal, Joyride and Windsor... Reason its so great... THEY ALL HAVE HAPPY HOUR FROM 11a to 5p EVEN ON WEEKENDS! DRINK UP!!!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: When I go to a steak house I expect them to know beef, an Italian restaurant should know pasta, therefore I expect a Wine Lounge to have a clue about wine. Armitage is a major disappointment. We planned a casual evening of wine and lite bites. Our waitress brought us a menu and also said there was a few minutes left in happy hour if we wanted to order some appetizers. With only 2 white wines on the happy hour menu, a house Chardonnay that the waitress did not know anything about, and a Rombauer that Armitage wanted $14 a glass as a Happy Hour Special. Their wine list has a handful of whites and reds, no more than a couple of each varieties. Our wine arrived in a 5 oz single serving carafe, one serving looking pale yellow and one serving having a rose tint. When I questioned the waitress she said something was weird and took both back to the bar. She then returned with the same wine and said it was not the wine, just the carafe that was stained. I questioned why she would serve us out of a dirty carafe and she said they store all their wine by the glass in carafes and the red wines stain the glass. I asked for our check as we decided to try our luck elsewhere. The manager brought our check out and did not apologize, just restated that they store their wine in the carafes in a cooler and red wine stains the glass. She said all of their carafes are stained so it is not easy to just replace a few that might be stained. Armitage stores their wine in open carafes in the fridge. Perhaps you can enjoy a nice chardonnay with a bouquet of sausage and onions if you dare to try this place. I would put the food and service on par with an Applebees or Olive Garden. They know nothing about wine and I can't imagine why anyone would order a $14 Rombauer for a 5 oz carafe that is stored open, in a cooler, in a dirty carafe. We left Armitage, stopped at Bashas, bought a great bottle of wine, some Brie and bread and had a great night by the pool enjoying the fall weather. I highly recommend self serve at home over a trip to Armitage.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I love going to the moves but I hate taking out a loan to really enjoy this place. Employees are always friendly & accommodating. Theatre is always clean. The Loyaly cup is worth getting. What more can you say. Oh ya, the military discount is much appreciated.