input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Me & a friend visited this site on 8/26/14. We were in Vegas for the week & had a craving for pizza while walking The Linq. We sat at the bar (prob 10 stools total, small) & decided to split the Calabrese pizza. It was a good snack for 2 people with a unique taste. What I really liked about this place was the bartenders & unique beer selections. I did the beer flight, which had 5 beers I had never tried before & a Guinness. It also included a cast beer, which I didn't like but it was interesting to try one for the 1st time. Being a fan of the UFC, I was intrigued by bartender Joe. He told me he fought 3 times in the UFC, and another female bartender was a friend of Dana White (with cell phone pics to prove it). We all had great conversation about the sport, which was thoroughly enjoyable to me. Every time we visit Vegas this will be a food stop for now on. They also have pizza by the slice at an outside window.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This college dive pizza-pasta place is great for what it is. Not much on decor or ambiance but thumbs up for a quick, cheap meal. $9 got me an iceburg salad (choice of dressing), spaghetti with meat sauce and a slice of garlic bread. Will definitely hit the spot on a quick craving but should definitely be avoided on a "date night". PS stick with the house Chianti ... only palatable wine in the place.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I was torn on my rating here. The food is 4 star easy, the overall experience is slightly less - I'd love to give it 3.5. But the food was just that good, so I'd rather round up than down. If you didn't know where/what the Grind was, you would drive right by. It's a small little spot in a small little strip mall near a Fresh and Easy market. As you walk in, you are transported...the decor inside is sleek and stylish, very modern - really doesn't feel like the same place you saw from the outside. Flat screens across the wall behind the bar, low lights and dark wood. The drinks seem interesting, though I only sampled one whose name now escapes me. It was one of the gin-based drinks and it was quite smooth. We ordered the chicken wings appetizer - a little different in that they were a bit smoky, but the quality of meat was pretty darn good. They drizzle a bit of sauce and give you a side for dipping - personally, I'm more of a sauce all over type of guy so that could be better in my opinion. The food is what really impresses. The burgers are great - the sweet and spicy burger was fantastic, with just a touch of heat and a sweetness that balanced it nicely. I would have loved it just a little spicier, but that's me (a bit of a spice-fiend.). We also ordered a bbq pork sandwich that was good as well - not stellar like the burger, but certainly adequate. The fries were tasty, although nothing earth shattering. The potatoes au gratin were the highlight. Creamy, cheesy, buttery...quite decadent and delicious, you know, if you like that sort of thing. If cheese and cream aren't your cup of tea, skip them. I loved 'em. Service was adequate, if not memorable. It wasn't spectacular, but certainly nothing to complain about. I'll definitely return and try a few other things on the menu...