Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: What a terrible choice we made going with this one. This lil seafood restaurant in the old Aladdin Desert Passage/new Miracle Mile Shops is right next to the water feature in the mall that has a thunder and lightening storm every 30 minutes. The waiter took our drink and food orders all out of whack. He would take a drink order from one person, but skip their food order. Then the next person he would take their food order but not their drink order. He didn't write anything down in the beginning, then once he got half way through our group of 6, he grabbed a drink napkin off our table and started asking people to repeat their orders. It took him a good 20 minutes just to get our order into the kitchen. It took about 30 minutes for the first plate to come out, which was a steamed clam entree. It took another 20 minutes or so for the salads and appetizers to come out. Then another 30 minutes or so for all the other entrees to come out. I'm not exaggerating this wait either... cause that damn thunderstorm kept going off. My steamed clams were super salty. The hubby ordered a Mediterranean salad with grilled salmon. What he got was a Caesar salad with grilled chicken. But by the time it arrived he had already been waiting over an hour and was starving so he ate it anyways. My friend's shrimp scampi were so overcooked they were like rubber. They just threw the cocktail shrimp on a warm plate making them very unappetizing. Oh, wait, I just thought of something I can designate the obligatory 1 star to... they have Stella on tap... Other than that we were just completely dissatisfied with the whole experience.
Q: negative

A: I will start by saying my first few encounters with the owner Ramin were quite positive. He worked with us on different options for the laminate as well as the tile. We came to our final selections and he did negotiate with us some on the pricing, ultimately coming to our final estimate. At that time, we had indicated to Ramin that we upgraded our base boards with the builder of our new home and that was my only concern for having his installers come in afterwards to do the job. Ramin assured me that they would take their time and be cautious when removing the baseboards, and they would be put back in their place. He did advise at this time that we may have to go behind them once the flooring was complete to 'touch-up' areas that may need it(never was their indication they would virtually ALL need to be repainted and/or sanded). Ramin's recommended installer, Angel and his crew arrived the morning of our agreed start date and we ran into our very first snag in regards to how we wanted the tile laid in the master bathroom. I won't beat a dead horse with that as, while Ramin was very condescending about that situation, we ultimately came to an understanding. (FYI...to those who don't regularly install floors there is a difference between direction and pattern). When Angel arrived that morning, my husband was there to go over everything with him and to, again, reinforce that we paid a lot of money for the baseboards and expect them to look the way they did at the start of the job upon the completion of the job. My husband even offered to pay them additional monies should they do what he asked and just take their time. At that time, Angel indicated the job would be done on Saturday(4 days total). So, the installation began. We arrive at Saturday(the 4 days Angel stated) and the job was definitely not complete. The job continued into the following week, finally coming to conclusion on Tuesday, April 15(almost 1 full week from start date). The baseboards were put back on and looked absolutely horrible, putting a pit in our stomachs after having spent the money on that upgrade with our builder. They were not anywhere near the way they were when the job started and required far more than 'touch up' that Ramin initially indicated when we first spoke about it. In addition to the baseboards, the transition where the tile meets the carpet in our upstairs area was horrible(uneven cuts to the tile, no tack strip installed, etc). Ramin tells us the tile installer was 'not a carpet guy'. That's fine, but, why then, would he just leave 'as is' and think the finished product was okay?! And, why would you not send a carpet guy to handle this at the onset? It could not have been Angel's first rodeo in installing tile where there was carpet joining it. Ramin did then sent a carpet guy out to fix these areas(however, tried to charge us for this). He did what he could, but the carpet was cut and he could not cut too much more. As it stands today, we will need to put transition strips over these areas because of the way it was laid. The laminate itself looks good, however, I don't know what flooring installer uses HOT GLUE to install quarter round molding. As you can imagine, this too needs to be corrected as it is now coming unglued. Quarter round should be nailed in if done correctly. The grout in the tile areas is also sub-par, with varying color and unevenness throughout(in all three areas where tile was laid). In addition to the installation issues we had, the installers Ramin uses scratched my upgraded banister, put holes in my newly painted walls and certainly did not leave the house the way it was when they first arrived. Working in the customer service industry, I am well aware that a customer's experience and communication is key. I also know to never argue with or make a customer feel dissatisfied. Unfortunately Ramin did both. I have gone back and forth about writing a review and sharing with potential consumers. Given that I ultimately trusted Yelp on this one, I figured I should post our story. As in any job, I guess it's buyer beware. I would definitely recommend you ask to see jobs done by the installers Ramin uses if you even choose TLC Flooring...
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Four of us dined at El Chorro on Jan. 2, 2015. The restaurant is nicely appointed with a courtyard for outside dining; large bar inside; and a nice open dining room. I had the seafood pasta dish which was excellent; my wife had the 1/2 order of the New Zealand lamb chops, which was also excellent; another diner in our party had the short ribs, which he thought were excellent; and the other diner in our party had the trout almondine, which she said was outstanding. Overall, the food was excellent. The waitstaff were attentive but not overbearing. Price was moderate +. I would recommend the restaurant to a friend and we would return.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: The pizza and calzones are great! My kids love the rootbeer club. The prices are affordable. The only thing keeping me from giving a 5 star review is that they recently changed the Italian nachos, which we used to love, and now they suck. Boo!
Q: negative

A:
I can't believe I am actually reviewing this place, but I was hungry, with my mother, and we were killing time while my glasses were being done at Lenscrafters. Does anyone remember how Boulevard Mall used to be THE premiere mall in Las Vegas? It's amazing how quickly things get run-down and thrown to the way-side in this town. Also, the food court here used to be decent as well. This particular place has gone through so many names and changes I don't bother keeping up. Basically this is why I go to this place - they have Philly Cheesesteaks. Unfortunately, they aren't terribly good. But they will do in a pinch when you have absolutely nothing else to eat. Don't expect any awesome food from this place. Just take a look around you if you just so happen to be in this particular mall, in this food court. Meh.