input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Great patio area with TVs and fireplace, but service is terrible. There was a dirty plate and glass left on table next to is for over an hour as other sat on the couches. People were complaining all around us. On Saturday night they had some sit com on instead of a football game. Left without eating dinner due to poor service.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: We came here for my birthday and it was absolutely wonderful. The atmosphere is great and they hands down have the best margarita I've ever had! It's classic, clean, authentic and full of flavor. The mahi mahi tacos are delicious and the guacamole is to die for and they make it right in front of you! They make their own bread for their tortas and everything here is ridiculously authentic. I would definitely recommend it to anyone, it's a great up scale place. For dessert - I am not at all a fan of bread pudding, but OH my goodness - do not pass up the opportunity to try it if you have it, it is incredibly well done & momentarily makes you levitate into a state of paradise.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Saw this across the way from the Walgreens Plaza and decided to stop in and try 'em out. The place is nice and clean but still puts off that hole-in-the-wall vibe. Regardless, it has a nice relaxed vibe to it and currently doesn't have too many customers during lunch; definitely to my liking haha. The lady who sat us was very nice and took care of us the entire time. She gave us a bunch of lunch options to choose from (ie. all care, lunch specials) , but the interesting part of Sushi Katsu was the way their AYCE options were structured. They have two AYCE options: A and B. The A option was the lower priced AYCE option and consisted only of rolled and hand roll sushi plus a limited appetizer menu ($16.95/lunch, $19.95/dinner). The B option boasted the bigger menu which included nigiri in addition to the rolled sushi and a expanded appetizer menu larger than the A option. So many options to consider but we ended up going with option A. Overall, the sushi was pretty good. Wasn't the freshest fish but I've definitely had worse. I am a fan of Katsu's crispy rolls (crispy albacore FTW) and the spicy tuna roll. Personally, I thought they could've dialed up the spicy a little more than they had it based on my high tolerance for all things spicy but it still came across well. Made sure to touch on a yellowtail roll and some salmon rolls for good measure and it didn't disappoint. Our waitress also hooked us up with some baked mussels that wasn't on the appetizer menu for option A and they came with a little bit of mayo and a touch of ikura. Again, not the freshest I've tasted, but I downed them pretty quickly nonetheless. Not too shabby, Sushi Katsu! The food was good and the service was even better. I will be back to follow up on option B and check out the nigiri offerings. Solid effort from Katsu; looking forward to the next outing.