input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I was really hoping this place would be a new favorite, but I can't. Finding a local brewery so close was very exciting to discover, but was surprised by their beer selection. I guess I never saw Scottsdale as being a big craft beer hot spot, so was surprised by how limiting their selection is to very strong beers. We started with a flight so sample their selection, and soon realized that all their eers are pretty much just very strong IPAs and Stouts. I like to think I am pretty open to most craft beers, but I do enjoy variety and switching it up. So taking into account the relatively higher prices (especially for food) and the limited strong beers; this place just didn't strike me as somewhere me and my friends can go to for a good evening of beers. But, on the positive side, the staff was all very friendly, including the servers and bartender. Also, the other customers that did enjoy the beers seemed to be all having a good time. So if you enjoy really strong beers then this is your place.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: OMG! If this is "New' management, not doing a proper job! Chicken Parmesan was horrific! Worst ever! Freezer burnt, like rubber! Stay far far away! Only if you want to drink booze. New focus is a bar with food. Damm should have checked YELP before wasting money on crap food! Gordon can't even save this place....LOL
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
"Meh. I've experienced better." the caption to the two-star rating lays it out perfectly. You really would expect more out of this highly stylish and modern cafe located in the newest hotel in Vegas, Aria at citycenter. Cafe Vettro features high ceilings with floor to ceiling glass windows. Windows were complimented with exposed steel beams, and plenty of glass and stone decor throughout. This gorgeous cafe however, is brought down by the food which i can't speak as highly about. I came here for breakfast and ordered their $16 omelette. For double the price of an omelette (with one less ingredient choice) than that of the Grand Lux Cafe at the Venetian, I expected it to be twice as good. Unfortunately this was not the case. The omelette was lackluster to say the least.. The cheese was a single slice layed out on top which left the inside of the omelette feeling very dry and tasting rather bland. Coffee was an extra $4.50. Double the price of what you'd pay for a Venti coffee at Starbuck's. I don't mind this, but what turned me off about this was that our waitress brought me a cup, and left the thermal pot at our table. While this had a certain level of convenience, it lacked the personal touch and required attentiveness most cafes and diners offer when our waitress returns to inquire if we'd like a refill. So overall while the ambiance was easy on the eyes, my wallet had a hard time justifying the $25 price tag for a boring omelette, and a less than personal experience. Next time we're just going to go to Denny's.