Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Every city should have a street block dedicated to a container park! Downtown Las Vegas is certainly up and coming and I am pretty positive (even as a visitor) that the Container Park has a lot to do with it. This spot has the coolest tree house/playground area EVER. The treehouse is about 4 stories and has 3 slides.... and on it I rediscovered the joy of slides! The playground is good for kids of all ages and very safe. Security guards are sweet but watchful and they make sure all people follow the rules and don't abuse the space. When we went during the day there was even a base player. The container park is a great place for kids during the day but turned into an adult hipster hang out at night. The christmas lights that are strung around the area give a great ambiance to the area. The area is basically a great place to explore. We went into a couple of great local boutiques and looked around. There were some places to eat also as well as dessert shops. When we came back to the container park at night, we checked out Bin 702. The cheese plate was amazing and so was the glass of Malbec I enjoyed while walked around the park. Yes, it is a little pricey but there was wonderful service and the place was awesome. The area is trying to be a zero-waste facility- an amazing goal for a city that didn't seem to be too eco-friendly. There are stations that tell you how to recycle and divide your trash. The art there is diverse.... ranging from murals to a beautiful heart sculpture and a gigantic, kind of scary praying mantis that randomly sprays fire. Super awesome! I think the containers are also works of art: the windows, vibrant colors, the way they are stacked, etc. It is definitely worth checking this place out to get a break from the strip and get your does of art and culture. Perfects for bringing the kids during the day also!
Q: negative

A: This place seems like two people are running it and neither of them speak to one another. Everything on the menu is confusing and it's like it's in stereo. My wife and are locals and we frequent the downtown/Fremont Street area often. We hadn't had a chance to eat at RCP yet so we gave it a shot there while we were waiting for some friends to arrive in the area this past weekend. WOW were we disappointed. We walked in the restaurant at 1PM on a Saturday and the place was completely empty. We were politely told to seat ourselves and we did. The waitress hurried over and asked if we wanted anything to drink. This is where the frustrations started. My wife asked for an iced tea and was told they don't serve it there. WTF? What kind of restaurant doesn't serve iced tea???? She said water would be fine. I was lured by the special on the chalkboard outside which was 2 slices of pizza and a beer for $7.99. I asked if I could substitute a cider for the beer and was told that the beer choices were only bud or bud lite...so, basically, swill and lite swill. I said I would like a Sam Adams instead and was told they were out of that and three other beers. Oooookay. I just asked for a diet coke and left it at that. She leaves to get our drinks and comes back. The waters were in cheap plastic cups but the diet soda was in a glass. Very odd. So we order. We decided to split their Italian Sausage platter as an appetizer and for an entree my wife orders a slice of the Chicken Pesto pizza and I decide to go for the cheaper special and get two slices of pizza and a soda for $5. I ordered a Supreme and Pepperoni slice. Nope...can't do that either. It has to be cheese to qualify for the special. "Screw it, just bring me one slice of Supreme then!" I said. A few refills on our drinks and then, when I thought our appetizer was coming out, here arrives our pizza. "The cook said the sausage takes a bit longer so I'll bring that out when it's done, OK?" Fine. We look, and both our pizza slices were on cheap paper plates. Very low class. We also notice that my wife's Chicken Pesto pizza was actually just a slice of cheese so the order was taken or made wrong. At this point, she just didn't care to say anything so she ate it. Both pizzas were OK but certainly nothing spectacular. If you told me it came from Dominos I wouldn't have been shocked. Five minutes later the sausages came out. On paper plates? Nope, this was served in a dish. Like I said, it's as if two people run the place and neither of them talk. The sausage platter looked nice but was extremely bland even though it was smothered in onions and peppers. Truly, it was made by someone with no tastebuds. We got our check and at least the waitress rang us up for a 2-slice and soda special but the order was wrong anyway so I'm not sure what to say there. The more we looked at the menu and specials though, the more we got confused. it's the only pizza place I've ever been to where a slice of cheese pizza is $3.50 but if you add pepperoni to it, it's only $3.00. So if you eat there, it's actually cheaper to order a pepperoni pizza and pick off the pepperoni if you only want cheese. Stupid. We left as soon as we could and would not go back until they get new recipes and someone who actually knows a little bit about how to run a menu.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Tonight I went to Jade Palace. We have several restaurants in the area that are mediocre and somehow continue to stay busy, so I wasn't sure about Jade Palace. Besides the food tasting delicious, the service was really good. My ice tea was constantly refilled, and dirty plates removed promptly. It's always a nice surprise when you get both good service and good food. Definitely, try the egg rolls!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: He did a great job. Please insist on a price quote before he does the work. We didn't and, while pleased with the work, we were sticker shocked by how expensive it was. Had the same work done by a larger local firm 4 months ago for about half the carpet guys price.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: My favorite thing about this place is the ability for small appetizer style ordering. I often want several things off the menu and I love that their appetizers are well priced and portioned so that I can order 2 or 3 and satisfy my fickle ordering nature. I ordered a housemade seasonal pasta dish, pickled vegetables appetizers and a slider. Their slider is totally worth it at $3. It even comes with a little bit of fries. It's the perfect size. The pickle dish was also delicious. It's drizzled with a reduced balsamic vinegar giving it the perfect sweetness to balance the acidity. I found their pickled ground cherries delightful, and for someone who normally doesn't like mushrooms, their pickled mushrooms had a beautiful meaty flavor without being slimy. I wasn't super wowed by their pasta dish, but it's listed as seasonal on the menu so it changes and I would definitely be interested in their other pastas. The Fountain is also a pretty nice music venue. I like that when there is a band, it's not so loud that I can't hear my dining partner if we leaned in a bit, but also loud enough that I can tune out the other patrons determined to talk over the music. The entrance to this place is a little odd, but overall, a charming place.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
I went here for a recruiting event. The bruschetta and pretzels were both very good. The business did a great job of using the space and keeping the food at the right temperature. If I still lived in AZ, I would go back. It's a little pricey for what you get but definitely still good.