input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: My friend lives down the street and I wanted to see what the Hochelaga Bourgeoisie eats, this is a fancy restaurant that's in a neighborhood full of hot dog, poutine and pizza joints. The first thing I noticed is the size and layout, not traditional and must be gorgeous in the summer with terrace and park. The waiter was very friendly and the service was good. The food was hit and miss, I had the shrimp with sweet and sour sauce,($9 for three jumbo pieces). Amazing, except for the sauce, but no big deal My friend had the Calamari, which is not fried, so a bit disappointing as the long winded description did not say if it was grilled, fried, or something between boiled and zapped. Onto the mains, my friend had the salmon, which was ok, I had the rib steak ($29), big letdown, it was grey to begin with and lacked flavor, texture, I had to force myself to finish it. The desserts were very good, I had the cronut with maple ice cream ($8) I must include this in my review by mentioning i got a little bit sick after my meal, It was the only mealy I had after waking up and did not eat for many hours afterwards. I hope it's a one off and not something that happens too often. I would go back to try other stuff as they have a cheaper nighttime menu for $20, which is a bargain, might raise my rating a bit.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: This is not the newest hotel in Vegas but then service wise, I think this is the best hotel in Vegas after staying at various so called "5 stars" hotel on the strip. The hotel lobby is classic and upscale, once you walked in, you feel like you are actually not in the Vegas but then going back into Vegas casino scene is just one short elevator ride away. Once you are in Four Seasons, you are in a complete casino-free oasis. The room that I received was an upgraded strip view room, which is the same size as the regular room but with better view of the strip, which is very nice to see at night time. Although its due for renovation, but the hotel did a good job maintaining the room so it doesn't feel very outdated. The room it does not seem very spacious, yet it doesn't feel cramped like some other hotels but I have to say their AC system is very good, quiet and cold (essential for Vegas), strong water pressure in the shower which I liked, and they used high quality Loccitane toiletries which is always welcomed. Most importantly, their bedding is super comfortable. I thought my bed at the Mandarin oriental is good enough already but their bed actually gave me really good sleep that I haven't had for a while, and I do sleep at hotel about 1/3-1/4 of a year. The service is very top notch here too. You can tell they are well trained, from bellman to housekeeping to front desk. Everyone that we encountered were professional and knowledgeable and not pretentious. If you are looking for technology savvy hotel, this is not the place to be, but if you want the good service and comfortable stay, this is definitely the place to be.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I've been to Amos' twice, first a couple years ago to see Pete Yorn and more recently to see TV on the Radio. This is a great venue - small enough that you can really get close to the stage, kind of like the Orange Peel in Asheville. The floor isn't sloped like at Neighborhood Theatre or Visulite, though, so if you're relatively short and the crowd is tall, you might be better off up on the balcony if you want to actually see the performers. When it comes to sound,, in general they do a great job - learn from my mistake, though! It's in stereo, so if you stand too far up, off to the side (near the front bar, where I like to hang out in general) you won't get the full effect.