Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: don't go there, the most horrible experience ever. they altered my jeans to the point that i cannot wear it or return them. they were very rude and when i asked for my money back i didn't got the full price i paid. and the money was thrown to me.
Q: negative

A: Horrible service! My friends and I (party of 6) arrived at 7:00 and were told it would be a 30 to 35 minute wait. At 7:50 we were finally seated. Next, my friends ordered sushi and I ordered a chicken salad. Big mistake. All of the sushi came out at different times, and finally at 8:25 I asked where my salad was. 8:35 the server comes back and says they accidentally cooked it with dark meat and asked if I still wanted it with white meat, to which I replied yes, I wanted it with white meat. (My friends were done eating at that point.) He then unapologetically stated that will be another 10-15 minutes. 8:50 he brings out the salad and I ask for a fork. 8:55 he comes back with cheater chopsticks and tells me they are all out of forks. I mean REALLY?!? Long story short, my friend stood up for me and told them to comp my salad, which they did, but the manager never came out to apologize. And no, I did not eat my salad with chopsticks; I took it home to eat instead. Good food. It's a shame they have such lousy service.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Any amigo of Ricardo's is an amigo of mine. I stopped here for a late lunch because the place looked local and authentic, unlike the bright-and-shiny Macayo's down the street. The hot-tortilla scent wafting through the door was so enticing that I was not off-put by the "Cash Only -- Sorry" sign but did another loop around town to find a bank and get cash. Ricardo and his amigos had me at "free chips and salsa." It is rare in Phoenix to get fresh, hot chips. The salsa is salsa: it's the taco sauce-esque kind. The chips are so delightfully hot and crisp and salty that this scarcely matters. Beef fajitas were excellent: the beef was juicy, the onions were caramelized, the guacamole was splendid with avocados, the tortillas tasted fresh. Heck, the beans tasted fresh. And I ate the rice. I ordinarily abhor the rice. All this, with friendly and cheerful service, was only $9.95, when it would have been $14.95 in Phoenix and probably delivered blandly and sullenly as well. This is "comfort Mexican" food -- and by that standard, it's better than the vast majority of what I've tried in Arizona.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I bought 6 cupcakes and1 Salted Caramel nut bar The cupcakes I reviewed on olliecakes. This review is for the Nut bar. The buttery shortbread hardly made it out of the bag. It was falling away from the caramel and pecans before I could get to it. Thats annoying. the taste of the caramel pecans was ok to goodish. But having it almost detatch from the shortbread is a no no. It was crumbs EVERYwhere... To bad it it had stuck together I may have given it 2 or 3 stars. also, I'm tired of seeing tip jars EVERYWHERE! The guy behind the counter boxed up 6 cupcakes- and 1 nut bar, wasn't all that friendly to me ( was to the teenagers girls ahead of me) and he moved on to the next customer before I even signed my receipt......Where would a tip play into that????
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Amazing. Delicious. Beautiful. These are just a few of the words Id use to describe J & G. My husband and I came here for our 1 year anniversary and im so glad we did. We were 1 of 3 tables in the whole restaurant (Monday night), so even though its a moderate sized place, it felt very intimate. My cucumber gin martini was delicious and refreshing, he also enjoyed his beer. We decided to skip any kind of appitizer and go straight for the main courses. While waiting for our order w/ were offered the softest, warmest, tastiest rolls weve ever had. Then came the food. Oh. The. Food. I had the roasted lobster w/ fingerling potatoes and peas. A pound of fresh Maine lobster shipped in that morning? All for me? YES PLEASE. Needless to say, it did not disappoint. My hubby had the 6 peppercorn sirloin (which was cooked perfectly and delicious) w/ the black pepper condiment and the J&G steaksauce. He preferred the pepper condiment, I preferred the tangy steaksauce. Now, since J&G is a fancy schmancy steakhouse, they offer all their sides (when ordering steak) ala carte. My husband ordered the salt and pepper baked potato and the mac and cheese, thinking that theyd be small portions. Lucky for me, they were Good sized portions, perfect for sharing. They were both delicious, though the mac and cheese had a faint lemon taste to it which we both found odd. Then the dessert. Mind you, at this point we were both STUFFED to the gills. Somehow we made room. We both had the icecream and sorbet. My husband took a double scoop of their ginger ince cream (which is more ginger snappy than actual gingery) and a scoop of their almond, I took a scoop of their ginger icecream, one of their strawberry sorbet (which reminded me of strawberry italian ice), and a special scoop of their blueberry. Our water (Greg?) also overheard us talking and he and his trainer offered us a choice of one of their nightly dessert specials (so sweet!). We tried the pear cake w/ pear sorbet and spice ice cream (all 3 were to die for). Speaking of our waiter, we would have never known he was in training if he hadnt told us. he was super professional, courtious, and informative. Bravo to his trainer! If you have the extra $$ to spend for a special evening out, I throughly recommend going here. the view wasnt bad either. ;)
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Came here for dinner on Saturday night with our friends. Restaurant was pretty quiet so that should have been a sign, right? It was pricey and the portions were TINY! Maybe we're just used to Seattle size portions but when we got our "combo" plate of bbq meats (duck, chicken and roast pork), the guys asked is that everything or is there more? Plus you have to pay extra to get the roast pork! The house special chow mein was swimming in gravy- maybe add some more noodles to balance out all the sauce... We will have to look a little harder for good Chinese food in Vegas next time!