Q: In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Someone asked me if Atlanta Bread Company and Panera Bread are the same. I guess the comparison can't be helped as they're both soup and sandwich chains, but my answer: absolutely not. I harbor a special love for Panera in my heart that Atlanta will never compete with, no matter how many tries I give it. My visit today pretty much confirmed that.

A fist-sized portion of bread is served with most meals. In the past, I've always been turned off by their bread, which is usually pale and under-baked. I don't have much faith in a place that claims to be a ""bread company,"" but serves such sorry bread. On my most recent visit, the baguette wasn't disturbingly discolored and it had a nice crunch to the crust. I also noticed a subtle hint of olive oil in the bread's recipe. Maybe they're making a few improvements.

Like most lunch chains, I'm sure the soup comes packaged and is heated in-store. I ordered the chicken and wild rice soup today. Highlights: the soup had conspicuous specks of pepper and bright green chives. Unfortunately, it also had the color and consistency of glue... I suspect that the grain had broken down and congealed into a thick paste that was not appetizing.

Atlanta also separates itself from Panera by serving a few additional items on their menu, including pastas. My vegan lunch buddy tells me that Atlanta is a little more generous to those with dietary restrictions, though I don't have any special recommendations to vegetarians/vegans out there.
A:
NEGATIVE