input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: This place is the opposite of good and cheap. I started with the Lobster Bisque, the special of the day. It was okay but if I had known it cost $24 (for soup?) I would have opted for the Minnestrone. The noodles in my wife's Chicken Alfredo was cooked just right but the Mexican chef put too much pepper in it for her taste. My Veal Marsala was waaaay too sweet. The chef needs to put in some dry white wine to balance the sweetness. WTF is Red Rock management doing hiring a poorly trained Mexican to cook gourmet Italian food? Good ambience and casual attire is acceptable.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Great locally-owned, family run restaurant. Used to go here back in undergrad, returned back a week ago for lunch.. still the same great food. GET THE LUNCH SPECIAL! What a deal!!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
Not impressed. For $20 I was expecting an awesome, mouth-watering, pure burger bliss experience. However, that was not the case. My burger was decent and the only thing that was good there was the spicy ketchup (but I'm not sure if it was worth paying an extra $1 for it... I can mix tabasco with my ketchup for free). Anyway, I tried their "American Classic" which consists of an angus burger on sesame bun with lettuce, onion, and tomato. You can have the burger cooked the way you like and it comes with a side of "skinny fries". No ladies... that does not mean less calorie like the "Skinny Girl" drinks. What "skinny fries" mean here is slender looking fries (like McDonald's). What was pretty awesome was how they let you do a mixture of fries and sweet potato fries. Overall, not a place I would ever recommend anyone visiting. I would rather tell you to take that $20, place a $15 bet on a blackjack table and use the other $5 to get yourself a burger from McDonald's.