input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This was possibly the grossest Mexican I've ever had. I ordered posole and it tasted sweet. By the looks of it they added canned tomato sauce and canned Ortega chilis. I would never eat there again. The place was clean and staff was nice though so that's the only reason I'm giving 2 stars.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I went here for dinner. YES! Dinner! And I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by the overabundance of delightful quaintness. I've been here before, once, for breakfast and I was left with a general "meh" impression, too. But at 8:20pm on a weekend night I was indecisive and decided to try this place out with their dinner menu. I ordered some Four Peaks beer (which I'm really happy this place does all local stuff) and a Suki Rice Bowl. Delicious! I loved it! Then ordered a latte that was served beautifully. Then decided to do some cake. BAM! Awesome. And the atmosphere was great. Low candle light, doors open to let the beautiful night air in, friendly and helpful staff. Maybe I just hit gold that night, or maybe I was drunk, but it was a lovely place for dinner and to hang out with my husband, who also really enjoyed his meal. All the other people that were there seemed to be enjoying the vibe and just happy to hang out. I don't know that I will go back for breakfast, but I'm certainly going to head back there sometime for dinner.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Food is a high point here, which helps make up for any negatives in my book. The curries, fried rice, soups and fried noodle dishes are almost always good here. They've had a few off nights (too sweet pad see yew, too oily drunken noodles, etc) but when things are good they're very, very good. Spice levels are "midwestern average", so order a star hotter if you like spicy food. The negatives: it's loud. The place is in dire need of sound-absorbing decor. When it's busy you can barely hear the person across the table from you without yelling. It's also only open until 9:30pm, even on Friday and Saturday night. My guess is that they could do business until at least 10:30pm on Willy St those nights- it's sometimes completely full at closing time. Sometimes a hankering for Thai sets in after Geriatric Early Bird Dining Hours when you live downtown, and then the grim reality of their business model makes you search out a less-desirable curry rice fix.