Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Good ambience. The coffee is overpriced. The quality is not that great compared to its price. The chocolate muse was not fresh, not well made and it was 7.50$. Better try dessert in other place.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Well hello, Yelp, long time no see. I'm back now but in a different city and I'll try to get back in the swing of things. So here goes...first review in Phoenix: The Breadfruit. - - - The owner of the Breadfruit can tell you where the strawberries they use in their fresh made strawberry lemonade come from. And the answer isn't Costco. I went in at kind of an odd time, 4:30 on a Saturday, after a day of apartment hunting downtown. There was a duo and another solo diner both sitting inside. The server was friendly and offered great suggestions. The weather was perfect so I sat outside at one of the handful of tables on the sidewalk. The curried chicken and dumpling were fantastic: served with grilled plantains that tastes more like a potato than fruit, and fresh bell peppers. The dumpling was dense and went great with the curry sauce. Although the rice and peas that the server suggested were delicious, I think the entree could have stood on its own. The server picked up on the fact that I was in no rush and she was friendly and attentive while not rushing me. A while later a guy who worked there came outside to eat his meal before the dinner crowd arrived. We started talking about the book I was reading, Food Inc, and he told me about the restaurant's goals to provide thoughtful, local food. Turns out I was talking to Duane, the owner, and I was pleasantly surprised to hear him tell me the strawberries in my strawberry lemonade come from the farmer's market around the corner and were grown in Yuma. There aren't nearly enough business owners who care enough to invest the time and energy into such pursuits. We talked a little more about our common love for conscious eating and how meals should be experiences, not quick fixes to fill you up. He explained that this is why his restaurant does not package anything to go. I can respect that. If you want their food you're going to eat it fresh and you're sure as hell not taking it home to microwave leftovers. A chef/businessman with values who eats his own meals, talks passionately about being involved in the growth of downtown and can tell you where his food comes from...I'm a fan. Did I mention the Sweet Potato Pudd'n and vanilla ice cream? Uh.Maze.Ing.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
Stayed at the Rumor Boutique Resort for an evening after attending a party out at the pool on Saturday night. This is definitely a boutique hotel, and a far cry from the standard fare in Vegas! I really loved the look of it- very contemporary and modern. No casino, and right across the street from the Hard Rock Hotel. The pool area was beautiful, and we loved the cabanas. We stayed in a 2-room suite, which had a living area, a separate bedroom (with a giant bathtub in it!), and bathroom. The bathroom was a little on the small side, but perfectly adequate, and I loved the shower. Aside from the 2 parties downstairs, it was very quiet. We heard nothing from our room. Important things to note: 1) No self-parking, only valet (I am always ashamed to valet my car as it is usually incredibly messy). 2) No room service (Egads!!) I didn't like that at all. Having the munchies at 2am...we had to order a pizza. 3) Very small elevator, and just one of them. I loved that the elevator interior was magenta, but it did feel a tiny bit claustrophobic. Although there was security outside around the party areas, there didn't appear to be any inside, and certainly none checking room keys at the elevator.