input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: In town for a show and got to play with the Prowling Kind. Mickey from the band is also a barista here and she's amazing. All the drinks were great (One&One, cap, Ethiopian Aricha pour over - so good), so many spots to sit and watch, sip and stop - def a must for coffee lovers coming through town. AND beers on tap. Can't wait to come back.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Transaction fee for paying with credit/debit card is $20 which is ridiculous! while other restaurants do not charge anything. I'll file a consumer report on them! A female cashier or manager/boss (I'm not sure), did not even respond to my request when I asked her for a to-go box, she yelled to her subordinate in Chinise to bring the box and glanced at me. WHAT THE HELL!!! She was so rude and acting as if we went there to eat for free. I am Asian too but not rude and closed-minded like her! Luckily my husband brough some cash so I was not charged $20 transaction fee. Please note this transaction fee charge notice is hidden at the very corner of the register, you have to watch carefully!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
This casino, as you might expect, caters to senior citizens. They're heavy on slots and video poker and have probably the largest bingo hall ever imagined. I met my parents there at noon on a Wed. and found that I was one of about half a dozen players in the 21-30-year old demographic. Most of the dealers, however, are young. One nice thing is that the senior demographic drives the blackjack minimum down to $2. So it's a good place to hone the 21-playing skills without hurting yourself too bad. I settled in at a $5 table and made it out with some cash. I did not see a craps table and the roulette wheel was automated (weird). I'm sure the younger players show up on weekends because there were more tables that were not open, but overall they do not have a large amount of tables. Definitely a good casino, and it is on tribal land. Be careful driving up there and back because Beeline Highway is heavily patrolled for speeders by the Arizona State Police