input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: My friends and I discovered this great retro arcade and pizzeria place last night. FYI, they have moved down the road to this 4503 Monona Drive address, in a little cluster of shops. Don't go to the 100 Frost Woods address, as it is now a Salad Creations. Oh my goodness, I fell in love immediately. The space is cozy, the clientele is hip, and it's a cheerful buzz of retro game noise and folks making pizza. I split a 14 inch pepperoni with a friend, and it was just enough for the both of us. When you order, they ask if you want your pizza cut into squares or slices, which is a nice touch. (Squares for me.) The pizza turned out to be a thin crust with plenty of cheese, a bright tomato sauce, and sprinkles of oregano to top it off. It's pretty addictive. I also ordered some Bosco sticks, and while the cheese was a little cool, they satisfied my cheesy breadstick requirements. You can't go wrong with a scoop of Chocolate Shoppe ice cream for dessert. However, the counter service was pretty brusque, which was off-putting. There's an excellent selection of arcade games, and no worries, there's a change machine for your $1 and $5 bills. Most of the arcade games are only 25 or 50 cents, so you can have a lot of fun on a little money. Here's just a sampling of the original arcade games I saw: Pacman Ms. Pacman Qbert Burger Time Donkey Kong Super Mario Rampage Joust Street Fighter Pinball machines (including Dr. Who!) Paperboy The pinball machines are in the black light room, which is a lot of fun. I truly enjoyed this place. It's a fun retro arcade with great prices and delicious pizza.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I used to frequent this restaurant until what happened to me on April 3rd. I invited some guests to dine with us, the meal was as always excellent, and service was decent. All was fine until I got a call 90 minutes after leaving the restaurant from my credit card company at 10pm asking me if I was at Frys Grocery and had just before been at Home Depot, seeing as I was at home I replied no. I had left my credit card in the check presenter and somehow it made it's way to into someones hands that obviously was not me. To say I was annoyed would be an understatement, that is until I called the owner the next day and explained the gravity of the situation, she had the nerve to tell me that it was basically my fault and that her staff would never do anything like that and that she would do nothing about it, not even an apology!! In the days of Social Media, not taking customers seriously is risky business, i have shared this story with 50 plus people and I am sure they have shared it with some more. I have left my credit card at several restaurants over the years and have always been confident in the honesty of a business and next day retrieved it and not had someone go shopping in my absence. Visit this restaurant at your own peril and if you have to pay cash!!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
This little place is AWESOME! Nuff said. But, if you really want to know...My fiance and I went here on a sleepy Sunday night when we were too tired to cook anything...and darnit if Costco wasn't closed to pick up a pizza, so we headed over to 16th street to see what new place we could find. We were first given a bowl of chips and salsa. The salsa looked like a mix between red and green salsa, and since I have a weird aversion to green salsa, I hesitantly tried it. It was delicious, as were the house-made chips. We ate two bowls immediately because we couldn't stop. After asking the waitress what was best, my fiance decided on the spicy marinated fish, and I on the garlic shrimp. Holy crap, it was delicious. The garlic sauce for my shrimp covered everything, from the beans and rice to the secret fries beneath the shrimp (which magically didn't get soggy). My fiance said his fish was the best he's ever had in America. Mine also came with tortillas (I chose flour), and they were great, like the kind my mom bought from the "tortilla lady" back home. We were so full we couldn't move afterward, but I woke up in the morning craving the garlic sauce again... The place is small and quaintly decorated, like something you might find in a small town. We saw lots of families and tables of friends come and go. The best part is, you don't have to sit and awkwardly wait for your check. You check out at the desk. I highly recommend this place for some great mariscos. I don't know how it could have been any better.