Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Jimmy John's catered our working lunch today & they delivered super-fast 1 Veggie Sub option.....guess what I chose Mostly lettuce & overall, pretty darn bland - tasted no avocado although I saw a slight greenish schmeer. Tomatoes were very thin & didn't add a lot of flavor. It was supposed to have "layers" of Provolone - I think I saw 1. The fact there were lots of sprouts was very nice! Bread was nice & soft - but also mysteriously bland. The sandwich was filling so at least we had that. Chips are nice & crunchy. Others got the Vito Sub (Italian), Turkey Tom, & whatnot - their go-to picks - they love 'em This is a usual sandwich stop for my Charlotte crew..... I might have to give it a pass & instead opt for alternative veggie choices, but would be willing to try then again to give it a fair shot .....maybe next time I'd see if any hot peppers made a difference At this point, I have to say, sorry guys but I've experienced better
Q: negative

A: I wish I'd checked out reviews on this site...but no, had to find out the hard way. The reason the all-you-can-eat sushi was horrid and didn't look like what others were being served at the sushi bar, is that it came (probably pre-made) from another kitchen. We had a great time - the waiters were pleasant & solicitous and the food came quickly, but afterwards felt we had been ripped off. We realized that those rolls weren't the same quality as the beautiful dragon roll (though it did have fake crab) we ordered from the sushi chef (whose name tag read "Fuji" but spoke Chinese), and felt we had been purposefully misled by the menu and offer to move to the sushi bar. Also, in our excitement about "all-you-can-eat", we forgot to ask to be seated in the room with the Bellagio fountain view...my whole reason for seeking out the restaurant when I saw it from the street. That option was not offered though it wasn't busy there at the time. A few days later, I got in touch with the manager, Patrick, and he very apologetically offered to comp us at another restaurant owned by the corp., but since we'd already returned home, he went to the trouble to find our ticket, and is going to credit the two sushi meals back to my card. I hadn't brought up the idea of a refund, just said that it should have been made clear that it wouldn't be from the sushi bar. He didn't make any excuses for the tricky menu or admit that a lot of disgruntled people call up, but was very nice and prompt about addressing my complaint. I think people just have to be aware that they are paying a premium to eat at one of the gorgeous theme hotels like Paris. Oh, that reminds me that I did find some reasonable restaurants in Vegas - Canter's in TI and Canonito in The Venetian...I'll write the reviews now!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is a great place to get some wings and a buzz. My bar tender Kiersten was great!! I never waited for a drink and she was very friendly. this is most def one of my favorite spots.
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Output: The Flamingo Las Vegas - you can check out but you can never leave The Flamingo is definitely not the charming art deco hotel I stayed in a decade ago. The reception area is drab and the front desk staff unfriendly. The initial room my daughter and I were assigned was already occupied. The desk clerk blamed the computer, muttered an "I'm sorry" and assigned us a different room in the "un-renovated" section of the hotel. The elevator made random stops to floors that no one had selected. By the end of our stay it had become a running joke with other guests. The ceiling light in our room did not work and we soon discovered that the running water in the sink had only one temperature... ice cold. If you wanted to wash you face with warm water, you had to use the bathtub. The room furniture was old and mismatched, and the floor was a brown vinyl that was supposed to look like wood. Everything seemed dirty. The bed had a cover across the bottom that looked like an old shag rug from the 60's. I later found a fingernail (not mine) in the fibers. Later in my stay, when we were in the pool area for a short time, our room was robbed. There was no sign of forced entry, but housekeeping had cleaned the room while we were gone. After dialing repeatedly, I was finally able to get the Guest Services button on the phone to work. After calling three times for security, and being told they would be up right away, we finally went to the security office in the basement of the hotel. A security officer took our report, and that was it. Although management gave me a $50 food credit after I expressed my displeasure, overall my concerns were met with indifference and hostility. A report was filed with CCMSI, a Third Party Risk Management firm retained by Flamingo Las Vegas to review and administer incident reports. By using a third party, the hotel management will tell you that it is out of their hands. Apparently it is out of my hands too.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: We went there a couple of days ago because we had a Groupon, and we wanted to try it. The restaurant is owned by a family of Italian descent, and the decorations reminded me of an old restaurant in Venice: old and somewhat kitsch. There were a lot of old couples there when we dined, not exactly the best fit for someone in their 20's. I ordered the Chicken Andiamo, which is nothing more than chicken Parmesan with blue cheese and a couple of tiny pieces of prosciutto. The chicken was tender and it tasted fine, nothing spectacular, but I think I would have enjoyed one of their pasta dishes better. We asked for our check, which turned out to be $4.67 after the Groupon was applied. I handed my card (we had no cash on us) and the lady (the owner) told us she doesn't take cards for under $5. I asked her to run it for $5 and she turned into a bitter, angry woman, telling us how she'd have to pay more taxes on that and she can't run it. She left our table, only to return a few minutes later and see if we magically found some cash to pay her instead. I handed my card again, asking her to run it for more than the original amount, and she snatched the bill saying "I can't afford to lose any more money than I already am". Obviously, she did not see the value of the Groupon, if she feels she is losing money by having new customers come in as a result of it. In our case, she sure lost money - she convinced us to never go back there again. To summarize: Food - 6/10 Service - 1/10 Ambiance - 6/10 Location - 5/10 Not going back.
Q: negative

A:
Driving back to LA from Breckenridge, we decided to book a room at this place; "on the go" After 15 hours on the road we arrive in the treacherous parking lot where there are mountainous plateaus used for speed bumps. (Lower cars beware) Once we found the check-in desk We were checked in to room 128. I wonder if this room even exists, as we were unable to find it after 20 mins on our own. Along our travels to find room 128, we encountered three hotel associates, who were also unable to direct us to our room. One nice young woman who works as a greeter at the line attempted to escort us to our room to no avail. After 15 hours on the road, and easily a 40 min search for a room that nobody could find, we checked out...got back in the car, and continued the journey home.