Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: La Cantina offers solid food at solid prices. I was there for breakfast (which in Vegas of course includes mimosas) and serving sizes were good as were the prices. The coffee was average restaurant coffee (drinkable). I would happily go back again for breakfast or lunch.
Q: negative

A: What a joke. We went to the Casino for a group birthday party and then decided to go up and have some drinks and dance at the 'club'. We get to the door and they are charging a cover and have a strict dress code with security at the door, so we are thinking it must be worthwhile. Guys - $10, girls free - whatever, I am from Vegas and used to it. I pay the smug cashier for myself and my boy with a $20. I pass through first to proceed to Security for "dress code" (in a minute), while the all-star cashier charges boyfriend $10 - again. Nice. I didn't know until later or else there'd be no more to tell of our experience at this hole. I am told I am not in proper dress code. Not planning on a fancy adventure at the Casino, I am wearing jeans, leather shoes, a white tee with a black hoodie. I am told I have to tuck my hood into the back, it isn't appropriate. But a hump on my shoulders from the fabric is? Whatever, it isn't like my hoodie makes me look like a hoodlum, but I play along while [Security] is getting a moment to [a] job. We go up the elevator, all hump-backed out and in need of drinks. Get up to the top and see what looks like a Conference lobby space that has been set up for a cocktail party in a Red Lion Inn. What a joke. The bar is small, has 2 bartenders for a mass amount of people pushing their way up to the front through what is a confusing line/dance floor. Yeah - where people dance is basically the same place where people line up for drinks. You can see the DJ booth in the photo I uploaded. I am surprised they didn't have a bubble machine. Guys walking around with hooded sweatshirts, untucked. A weird mix of people, but whatever. It was crowded so obviously some people like it - rock on. I am just not one much for pretentious-acting, trying-to-be casino nightclubs that have shit to show for what they front downstairs. That elevator ride should have kissed me before it....
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Solid. It all comes down to the word "solid". The carne asada burrito, standard amongst *berto's purists (*insert your own prefix here...Fili, Rigo, Ernie &...whatev)? Solid. The rice and beans, often times overlooked drivel at such an establishment? Solid. The carne asada fries, a delicacy not even on the menu (a pile of fries topped with a mound of carne asada, guacamole, sour cream, cheese and pico de gallo...I think I just jizzed in my pants)? Surprisingly solid. Not quite Riva's in Tempe-solid, but solid none the less. The business end of the food, about a day later, normally watery and of the Tijuana-Two Step variety? Not this time pal. SOLID. (Ok, that was gross. I apologize in advance for both making a poop joke and actually waiting this long to deliver the SOLID punchline) Anyone complaining about bathrooms, garbage cans or service obviously has no idea what they're doing in a dive burrito joint on Chandler Blvd. You go, you order, you get your burrito and get the hell out. If you have to eat there, your luck really sucks because this is the kind of food that is best when ordered to-go. Do you think the lady behind the counter is there to smile at you? Will it improve your food? Would you rather her be all business, take your order, get it done fast and quick and hot out the door, or would you rather have her chit-chat with everyone in line at lunch time in a business area when you've only got 20 minutes left on lunch and Johnny Junkforbrains is up front asking her about her fine horchata-mixing skills? Yeah. Me either. So basically, go get a solid burrito and shut up.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: In the years of working downtown actually almost right directly across from the Louies I became well acquainted with it. My visits were almost daily whether it be for a bite to eat at breakfast or lunch or a coffee during breaks, and the occasional pack of smokes if running low. They also offer as many pointed out some grocery items, ice creams, fresh fruit and lottery. I loved the convenience of Two Louies and the variety of options they have. Everyday they have a special, and it was usually 6.50 included a candy bar (bite size) and a can of soda. One Thursdays my office would go crazy as that was their Buffalo Chicken wrap day... I swear 1/2 of my office ate lunch there every single day. They make a pretty good egg salad wrap and that is what I usually got when I went there. If you are local and need a quick meal that costs under $10.00 give it a try.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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- positive).
output: I really should have updated this review a long time ago. When Dragon I first opened the food was consistently good but the service was indescribably awful. Actually, it was pretty hilarious. I once waited for 45 minutes because, unbeknownst to me, they were waiting for a frozen block of seaweed salad to (partially) thaw. In any case, that's all in the past. The original clowns who were worked here are all gone and now it's really quite well-run. And the food is generally--though not always-- pretty decent. Definitely a good choice for a big bowl of pho.
Q: positive

A:
My fiance and I ate here on New Years Eve. We ordered the pad thai and the Mussaman lamb curry, and it was fantastic. The lamb was so tender it fell apart on my fork. For dessert, we got the black sticky rice with coconut milk and longan (a lychee-like fruit, but firmer and sweeter). It was so good we ordered seconds. Actually, we had made reservations at Plum, a thai/japanese place down the street. The food we had ordered there was so bad, we came to Kanok *after* that for a second (infinitely better) dinner.