input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I have a ball every time I go to Ak-Chin Pavilion but I think the level of enjoyment one experiences often depends on the state of mind. Doesn't hurt to remember that you're in the same place as thousands of other people and your experience is not dependent on them, but rather on YOU. Ak-Chin is an outdoor amphitheater in the middle of BFE where everyone drives, parks for free, attends a great concert, then tries to leave at the same time and get upset about it. My friends and I try to be somewhat responsible and book a nearby hotel and use a taxi service to get to the concert. When the concert is over, just walk to the QuikTrip on the corner right outside of Ak-Chin and catch a cab back to the hotel. It saves us the headache of trying to navigate our way out of the lot which can take a good hour. Ak Chin puts on a great show with fantastic sound and great projection screens. We paid for actual seats in a section for Blake Shelton but quickly realized the better way to go is with lawn seats. Lawn seats were my first choice but someone in my party wanted to be closer. When I'm at a concert, I'm pretty much dancing and singing as are all the people on the lawn. Not everyone in my section felt the music in the same fashion and stayed seated for most of the show so my girls and I got a few looks but truth be told, I paid the same amount of money as they did and if I want to show my enthusiasm by standing and dancing, I'm gonna do it. But from now on, I'll stick with the lawn. It's a better crowd anyway. Drink prices are no more than any other concert venue and there are plenty of choices, even a tequila bar. Better food would be nice though. A hard pretzel for $3.50 and cheese sauce for an additional $4 is a little steep. I'd pay quite a bit more to have a decent meal from a local restaurant down in the food and drink area. Misters cool the crowd down in the food and drink area which is very welcome because it gets HOT jamming out in the middle of summer!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: This is for the Sunset Station location - Don't know what all the hype is about....but the burgers are just OK. This location has really bad customer service! I purposely sat at a table with a power outlet because I has to finish up some work on my laptop. So while waiting for my order, I took out my laptop and plugged it...The manager came by and said I couldn't use their outlet!!! Also, there were two guys sitting next to my table who were waiting for their friends to arrive, and the manager told them they can't sit there unless they order something!! RUDE!! Fatburger, how are you going to pay for overhead if you kick out your customers?!?! TWO THUMBS DOWN!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
I'm really unclear on why this place gets such great reviews. Perhaps my expectations were too high. Perhaps I came on an off day. ATMOSPHERE: Reminiscent of a much smaller version of Joan's on Third or Dean & Deluca. Clean, bright, modernish deli with small tables and a counter, and patio tables outside. It fits nicely into the Kierland Commons ethos. The problem is that it was nearly impossible to find a table during lunch. Our group had to split up to stalk tables. Meanwhile others were camped out, hovering over tables themselves. The staff doesn't help you so you are left awkwardly, on your own. FOOD: Decent. The grilled cheese sandwiches and Chinese chicken salad were fine, but unremarkable. The pre-made salads looked like they had been made several days before. Our strawberry smoothie was fine but tasted syrupy. Certainly not better than what you'd find at any other deli/cafe at the same price point. SERVICE: Once you order, you get a number and place it on your table. Given the large crowd, it took a while for our food to come. When it did, part of the order was wrong and we were missing our smoothie. When the server came back with the correct sandwich, the smoothie was still missing. The third time was a charm (or at least correct).