TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
PROBLEM: We've been to Steakies a few times. Philly native, always skeptical of any place saying they have Philly ANYTHING. First visit was with another Philly native and we just didn't like the ""original"" roll - we were thinking ""original"" as in ""classic"" not as in ""unique"". Food was good, though, so we've gone back - and ALWAYS get the long roll for our cheesesteaks. Cheesesteak Hoagie is a favorite and love the Roast Beef Hoagie. Back home, Tuna Hoagies were my favorite. Glad I asked to taste the tuna before ordering one here. Not sure what all is in it, but it wasn't for me. The kids love the Pizza Steak and also prefer the long roll. Never see much of a crowd, which has me worried how long they'll stay. I never see ads or anything, except a Groupon once. Only found out about the place through an azcentral.com story about the old NYPD closing. We used to go to the NYPD there and the decor hasn't changed - just subbed in Philly stuff for the NYC stuff that had been on the walls, which is fine by me. As long as the food is good, that's all that matters!!

SOLUTION: POSITIVE

PROBLEM: Carne Asada Nachos are to die for! Enough for two and very tasty. Wide variety of taste. Quick and friendly service. Will go back again!

SOLUTION: POSITIVE

PROBLEM: Oh, Ruth's Chris. You were so good at the Yelp Elite event when you first opened at the Harrah's. What happened??

At the request of my mom (she was my plus one at the Elite event and was very impressed), we celebrated my brother's birthday at Ruth's Chris a couple of weeks ago. Please be forewarned that there is no valet or self parking anywhere near Ruth's Chris. It's at the exact opposite of all the entrances if you are arriving by car.

The one star is for the decoration of the restaurant, but that was it. From the bread, the 400 degree hot plate of bone-in ribeye, to our server's unkempt attire, it was not the ""upscale"" experience, food or service, Ruth's Chris is supposed to be.

By no mean am I trying to be a snob about the whole affair. I think I am capable of adjusting my standards based on where I am at. However, for the price and the service, I'd take my dollar right next door to the Caesar's Palace Joe's Stonecrab and be a happier customer.

SOLUTION:
NEGATIVE