In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

Input: Consider Input: okay, come here for their tofu soups. best one in the valley if u like them hot and thick and spicy. a plus too that they serve their rice in a hot stone pot separately.

i won't come here for their korean bbq as its good but there are 2 other places i know that does better. but their tofu soup and their other soup items are all very good to excellent. but dun get me wrong, i am not saying i won't eat or order their korean bbq, but just that its not their strong point, but if we come in a group, for sure we will order it along with some tofu soup for sharing too.

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: Not really being a vodka drinker, I was all ready to sit in the corner with a solo White Russian and grump my way through pre-dancing drinks. Equally though, I'm a sucker for fancy-looking bottles and bar paraphernalia, so it didn't take a lot of arm twisting to get me fully into the spirit (fnar).

I started off with a quince vodka shot, which was very sweet and very tart, but delicious ice-cold. Drink it down though, because it doesn't work quite as well as it warms up. Hazelnut vodka was another big winner with the whole group; as a shot, over ice or as part of a cocktail it was really superb. I personally enjoyed it most straight-up though: boozy Nutella, mmmmm.

A Yelp check-in earns you a free shot of any of the house vodkas, which on the evening in question included skittles and fudge. Interesting.

Be warned though, double measures seem to be the default in SA's cocktails, so keep an eye on how much you're actually drinking, or your evening may be shorter than you'd hoped. Also, there's a massive TV in the bar area. Okay, it's only showing music videos, but it's hard to ignore a screen no matter how vapid the content is (and trust me, it was pretty vapid).

The bar itself is tucked away down a narrow alley off the High Street and feels very cool. I was wearing braces (in readiness for The Green Door later, I should say) and nobody batted an eyelid - it's that kind of place. That bar staff are also cool and very happy to talk vodka to the uninitiated, which I always take to be a good sign. I left with the feeling that I'd only just scratched the surface, and that perhaps there's more to vodka than I had supposed.

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: I visited here last Sunday afternoon with my ex-husband. We ordered a Pan Crust pizza and were told it would take 45 minutes to an hour. I was pretty hungry so I also ordered the Shrimp Caesar Salad, that I got a glimpse of as a waiter carried one past us, to nibble on during the long wait for pizza.

The salad was ok....mostly lettuce and dressing. There were about a dozen nicely seasoned shrimp on it but certainly not enough for size or the cost of the salad.

The pizza was ok too, but it was NOT worth waiting 45 minutes for...nor was the whole meal worth $50.00+ for one 12"" pizza, one salad and one iced tea!
Output: NEGATIVE