Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: Food was fine, per usual, but we were told we would have a private room for our meeting. Upon booking, we were informed it wouldn't be a problem, but halfway into our meeting, other parties had joined our "private room." We had to abort our meeting (15+ people) and even after complaining to the manager, nothing was done. They took 15 dollars off our 200 hundred dollar tab. Will not be back for work related outings, for sure.
Q: positive

A: Oh Pappadeaux's, how I wish you were closer to my home. If I didn't have to drive 40-45 minutes to get there, I would probably spend my entire paycheck on two things: Oysters and Fried Alligator. As such, I'm going to stick to those two things in my review. Those are really the only two things that I eat when I go, because I cannot get enough of them. First things first, the staff and ambiance. The music can get a little bit loud, but the atmosphere is always fun and upbeat. The staff all seems to be pretty friendly, too. Our server was especially friendly and helpful. This is definitely a place I like to go to with my friends to hang out and have a good night. Now, I'll talk about the food. First, the oysters. The oysters here are great! They give you a few different sauces to go along with them, each of which has a distinct, delicious flavor to add. To make the oysters even better, they have incredible deals on them! They only cost about $4.00 per dozen for the special they supposedly have running almost all the time. The type of oysters that you get on the special vary based on whatever factors affect the catching of oysters. As for the Fried Alligator, IT'S FRIED ALLIGATOR. As soon as I saw it on the menu, I had to have it. To quote one of my favorite movies (Transformers), "Alligator is the most succulent meat." The Fried Alligator here is one of my favorite things to eat. I absolutely cannot have enough Fried Alligator. The meat is moist and juicy with a light and non-fishy flavor, and the batter/breading layer is fried crisp. That combo of the moist meat with the crispy outside is phenomenal. Add on the dusting of cajun seasoning and the creole dipping sauce, and you have a dish you won't forget. In conclusion, I definitely recommend this place. I can't really speak for anything other than the oysters and the fried alligator, but do I need to? Come on, it's Fried Alligator and cheap oysters! Stop reading and go to Pappadeaux's!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Great lunch options! Combo or no combo-- all great deals and quick. I like to order my take-out orders steamed rather than fried-- that way I can regulate how much sauce/oil goes into my dish. I must say, tasting naked veggies and shrimp/chicken can really show the quality of the ingredients. Subsequently, I've been quite pleased with what I've seen from House of Yang. Today I ordered Shrimp and Broccoli with the sauce on the side with brown rice. The portion was more than generous-- it actually feeds two in my opinion and left me with lunch tomorrow ;) The broccoli was steamed to perfection and the shrimp was only slightly overcooked. I've had much luck for dinner take-out as well. Again, the portions are more than generous and I've never had to wait long for my meals. Yay! I'm a fan!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I've been looking forward to trying this place for a while and finally went last night with my husband to meet another couple there for supper. Given the other ratings here, I was surprised at how disappointed I was at the end of the evening. Now, admittedly we were eating there pretty late (shortly before 9:00 PM) which may have accounted for some of the issues we had, but when we arrived there were several other tables occupied so it's not like we were the only ones keeping the staff from closing. First problem-- our server. She was very pleasant and friendly, but she was definitely trying to rush us through supper. We had barely touched our salads when she was bringing out the entrees. One of our party had to consistently ask for refills on her coffee, however, and the server had to be reminded more than once of items we'd requested. I guess I can attribute that to the fact that she may not have been very experienced (she was quite young) and maybe also somewhat tired since we were eating late. The other problem was the food. The so-so service would have been easier to bear if the food had been great, or even just really good. I was underwhelmed, however. My Greek pasta was lackluster, with no seasoning that I could identify... Garlic, where were you??? This was Greek food, after all! The feta cheese was tasty enough, but the pasta was swimming in olive oil and tasted old-- like it had been sitting around all evening, and had been microwaved right before it was brought to me. I salted the hell out of it to give it some flavor, and some grated parm on the table would have been welcome, but there wasn't any. I didn't bother asking for any, either, because the ancient-tasting pasta couldn't have been helped much no matter what. My husband ordered a favorite of his, lasagna. It looked good, but he said it wasn't anything special. This man LOVES lasagna in all forms and is not really picky about it, so I know it must not have been much better than my pasta. Our friends ordered a pepperoni calzone that looked fabulous (there was definitely a LOT more crust than filling there, however) and an order of wings. The wings also looked okay but I didn't get a chance to ask how good they were. We finished up with the chocolate cake, which *was* delicious. The place is nicely decorated and in a very convenient location for us. The owners were friendly and greeted us when we arrived, and there's a nice outdoor seating area. The menu is extensive (but not ridiculously so) and there are lots of choices to suit almost every taste. The prices are very reasonable, and the portions were decent. I'd be willing to give it another try, but I'll probably have to twist my husband's arm if I want him to join me. If I do get back there, I'll update my review. For now, though, it really rates only two stars based on my experience last night.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Where did Cartwright's go? New menu? An over-verbalized attempt by a chef that doesn't know a ranch from an apartment building. Most of the reviews are pre new menu. We were there on a weekend night and the place was dead. And let me tell you about happy hour. Their idea of a deal is to give you less than a half portion of less quality for half the price. Calamari rings the size of nickels and dimes in way too much breading and 2 (two) shrimp on the shrimp cocktail. We were going to have dinner but the preliminaries said it all. Even the help snickered at our displeasure of the changes. It is obvious why it isn't 3 deep at the bar like it used to be. I guess the owners can blame it on the economy. It wasn't broke. Bring back the abalone! Ranch House? Get Otta Dodge!
Q: negative

A:
Okay, so there are some things about clubs in Vegas that I shouldn't complain about because it comes with the territory; things like expensive drinks, lines, etc. That said, I have complaints about things that go beyond what is normally acceptable behavior or attributes of a Vegas club, therefore I feel like my grievances are justified. I mean, I still had fun because I always have fun with this particular group of friends that I went with, but that aside, Tao certainly didn't enhance our experience. The annoyances...aite, here we goes: - We went on a Friday night, and so understandably, the line was long. My complaint, however, was the fact that we were a group of girls, and we had those comp passes, and the bouncers didn't really care and made that known by their asshole attitudes. And so, I felt like the line was longer than it really should've been. Especially for a group of all girls. - And that's another bullet-point in itself: the d-bag bouncers. After standing around in heels for about an hour, we were like screw it, we're just gonna sit down on the ground while waiting. Which I know girls don't do in Vegas because all the girls in Vegas wear shortass skirts that go up to their butt and would rather stand around in 7-inch stilettos for hours than sit. We were like, oh whatevs, we're gonna be comfortable and just sit. Anyway, the bouncer saw us sitting and was like, "If you're tired, you can just go home!" And then another bouncer saw that my friend had a bag that was bigger than normal, so he was like, "You're gonna have to go to the front desk to check that." Uh...what? WTF. They're on some crazyass unjustified power trip! This club loses 2 stars just for their dbag bouncers! Let's see THEM stand around in heels for an hour! - Once we finally got in, it was crowded as hell. I mean, that's expected on a Friday night, but it didn't seem like most people were dancing at all. I guess it's also hard to dance when there's absolutely no room. Like others have said, you're a sardine. It makes for a not too enjoyable dancing experience. Didn't like that atmosphere, so I'm bringing it down another star. I'm giving this place 2 stars though because at least it looks nice, there was no cover, it's quite large, and they have really awesome and awkward fogging up/see-through bathroom stalls. But man, I've never met such mean bouncers in my life. That, and the fact that it took unnecessarily long to get in, and you can't dance as crazily as you want is what brings it down. I don't think my review will change anything, though; this still seems like one of the more popular clubs in Vegas. Good luck if you come here; I hope you get to actually dance and that the bouncers aren't complete asses to you!