input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: They did not take my order down correctly. I ordered a burrito and requested all bean vs rice as a side. They did not specify this on the ticket. When I got a plate full of rice I expressed that I did not want the rice and requested all bean. Instead of placing the burrito on a new plate that had all being they just didn't even give me my side f***** my burrito in a bag. They're extremely slow so if you're in a hurry trying to get to your next flight I do not recommend this establishment not to mention they can't even get your order correct.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Once again Strip House came through famously! It was V-day, and I began with an Iceberg Salad featuring smoked bacon, tomatoes, and a Stilton Cheese Vinaigrette which resembled Bleu Cheese Dressing. The salad initially looked small, but wasn't, and had excellent flavoring. A Shrimp Cocktail displaying four jumbo shrimps and Cocktail Sauce with just a hint of horseradish was meaty, cold, and outstanding! My Surf & Turf special consisted of a 6 .oz Filet Mignon and 1/2 of a 2 lb. lobster with drawn butter. The lobster was sweet and tasty, and the Filet, peppered and just slightly charred on top, was real buttery, perfectly medium rare as ordered, and one of the best Petite Filets I have ever enjoyed: melt in the mouth tenderness and goodness, and just outstanding with both housemade Bearnaise Sauce and Bordelaise Sauce! Ripped Potatoes, that are large deep-fried chunks of baked potato sprinkled with numerous Parmesan splinters, were a great accompaniment dipped in tomato ketchup. For dessert I had an elaborate and painstakingly prepared Baked Alaska with bruleed Meringue, pecan pieces, and Pistachio and Chocolate Ice Creams, while Diane was delighted once again by a Warm Double Chocolate Brownie topped by Vanilla Ice Cream and a generous serving of Hot Fudge Sauce. Water and soft drink replenishment without asking was constant throughout our meal. Diane only had to request a soup spoon to consume her bowl of well-made Lobster Bisque with Creme Fraiche; the richness of the dish filled her up to the point of almost losing her appetite--but not quite! Otherwise, service was really fine. Lights were dimmed at 6:45 p.m., when the Victorian bordello ambiance became even more romantic. We exchanged gifts at our table, and despite a price tag of just under $250 for two without wine or any alcoholic beverages, left very happy customers.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Here is the thing about the Wynn: The lobby is great. Really fabulous- marble, inlaid decor, everything you'd expect from a top-notch vegas resort. The rooms? Pretty disappointing. We stayed in a basic room at the Wynn- I was intrigued that they brag about how the room took five years to design, but I think most of that time was spent at the craps tables, because there were some fairly shocking basic design flaws. First of all, the toilet part of the bathroom is dark, and paneled in dark wood. If you like the feeling that you are peeing in a 1970s closet, you're all set here. There is no easy way to turn off the lights from the bed, which, I'm sorry, should be illegal. Rented a movie, which kept switching on and off- almost like a bandwidth overload was occurring. Quite infuriating, given the price tag. Small details overlooked: the towels were the roughest, oldest pieces of sandpaper I've ever encountered in a hotel, there is no coffee machine or even free water, no fridge- so forget about bringing home that leftover for later- and even the housekeeping was spotty. They forgot to remove used towels that were clearly left out for them every single day. You seem to get nickeled and dimed here quite a bit. Room service was polite, but the $20 continental breakfast fails to mention that you are getting miniature pastries, not full size ones. Don't let the minimalist zen packaging on the toiletries fool you either- check the ingredients on the same products in the gift shop- they are full of petrochemicals and parabens- very cheap ingredients. I understand charging to use spa facilities, but asking someone to pay $20 a day for a run on the treadmill? Internet at $14 a day? Cheap!! Also, the pool is blocked from the sun after about 2 pm. Not a problem in August, I imagine, but it was the #1 complaint I heard on the elevators. These may seem like little details, but this is meant to be one of best hotels on the strip. If I was staying at a Ramada, I wouldn't complain, but at these prices, I expect a little luxury, or at least decent towels. I have stayed at the MGM Signature previously for about the same price, and was expecting the same quality- in almost every aspect, this place lacked the class, style and basic luxuries that place offered. That all said, the view was great, the grounds gorgeous, and the champagne brunch fantastic. Le Reve is the most incredible show on the planet, and I liked that valet parking was free. Also, don't miss the 25 cent wheel of fortune slots- they seem to hit regularly! I'll definitely back to visit the casino and hit the buffet, but I'm returning to the wonderful Signature next time.