Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: The happy hour at Sierra Gold is what makes this place worth the outting. Sierra Gold can best be describes as a high-end PT's and it really is. PT's own all of the Sierra Golds (I think there are a total of 3 of 4 in Las Vegas) and really positions SG as the chains more fancy or nicer bars. This particular location is located right off the 215 on the SW side of town. Its easily 5 times the size of a traditional neighborhood bar complete with an upstairs private room which can be rented for special occasions. The main reason that I and really any of my friends come by is for the cheap drinks and pizza during happy hour. The late night happy hour which starts at 12am every night takes half off all the drinks and the pizza at SG. This makes SG the perfect place for a late-night excursion or cheap eat after a night of going out. Like most bars, the regular price drinks fun anywhere from 6-10 bucks, which turns into $3-5 during HH! Thats awesome! On top of that they are a pretty good selection of beers on tap along with some great specialty drinks. What brings in a lot of people of course is the food. The pizzas are also 50% off during happy hour and they are worth it. The thin crispy pizzas pair pretty well with any late night munchies you get. They have enough combinations of toppings and sauces to satisfy even the pickiest of pizza eaters. I wish they had other foods on the happy hour because pizza is not really up everyone's alley. The only downside I have noticed to SG is their abysmal service when the place gets busy. Come in on a weekend night and it you have to go search for a server to bring you drink and food. I understand that because of the discounts, the servers don't make as much and probably don't want to work as hard, but that is still no excuse for poor service. All in all its a great place to check our if your looking for cheap drinks and food.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Not the best Embassy Suites I've stayed at but not the worst either. Maybe the second worst? The employees were super friendly and answered the few questions I had without pause. The breakfast was on par with their other properties. The guest room I was given is where they lost the stars. The place is in need of some serious updating. The room I stayed in had definitely seen better days. The carpet, the light switches, the paint - everything looked tired and just about worn out. Also, the smell of too-much carpet freshener seriously overpowered the senses. I thought it would dissipate if I switched the fan selector to "on" instead of "auto" but I was mistaken. I'm not sure what odor they were trying to cover up but I don't really want to know at this point. Next time I'm in Charlotte I will stay somewhere else...and hopefully get a better night's sleep.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
A few weeks ago, I went in for a lunch to use a Village Voice Deal $15 for $30 I purchased. I ordered the Grilled Burrito with no dairy, topped with red sauce, with a side of guaccamus. The server suggested grilled vegetables inside, so I agreed. When my order came out, I reminded the server for the side of guaccamus, and she told me the cook put it inside on accident. I said it was fine, and proceeded to cut into the burrito. Inside I discovered no rice, a few beans; basically a grilled vegetable runny guaccamus mess. She came by so I apologized for being difficult but pointed out this is not what I ordered and wasn't what I wanted it. She apologized and told me the cook had made it wrong the first time, so this was his second try, and she took it back. Once my food came out, the burrito has shrunk half to its original size, but it was 2:30, so I thanked her and ate it anyway. She took my burrito off the check; so once again, I had the Village Voice deal to use. Yesterday, I called and told the woman on the phone I had the coupon and I wanted to place a to-go order. I ordered the to-go guaccamus, which is on the menu under A La Carte. I've ordered it before, so I know it comes in a large container. I also ordered chicken lettuce wraps; the woman on the phone said I could get the lunch order for cheaper and half the size. Since I was only ordering for myself but looking to spend $30 on the coupon, I agreed with her suggestion. So as a second thought, I told her I would take the Taco Salad as well, no dairy, dressing on the side. She asked if I wanted chicken, and I calculated that this would put me over $30 so I could run a tip on my debit card, so once again I agreed with her suggestion. When I got to the restaurant, I presented the girl at the bar with my coupon and as she was giving me a receipt for $27, I was bombarded by a flustered, rude older man in a dress shirt practically shouting at me it was dine-in only. I explained to him that I had been there before to try and use it but my order was wrong, so is there anyway I could be made an exception? He grabbed my receipt and went to the register, and brought me back a receipt for $2, saying the order went over the total. I felt bad so I tipped her $7. He walked away and I reminded her I told her about it on the phone: she took the blame and apologized. I was really uncomfortable so I went back to my car. Before I left, checked my order. The first box had the half order of chicken lettuce wraps: check. The second was the taco salad, which appeared to me to be iceberg lettuce and grilled chicken on top, with no much else. No dressing. Then I opened the third container, which had one side of guaccamus and a million fried wonton chips. So I went back inside because the one thing I really wanted, the to-go guaccamus, was wrong. Once again I was bombarded by this older man, yelling at the server across the bar she would have to ring me up separately, while she told me that I ordered the guaccamus a la carte, and so that is what I ordered. My receipt was still on the bar, so I opened it up and looked at the bill. I had been rung up for a full order of chicken lettuce wraps, the taco salad plus chicken, and one side of guaccamus, which obviously is not what I ordered. At this point I was starting to get angry so I just grabbed my food and left. It was once I got back to my office that I realized I had paid $9, on top of the $15 I already paid for my Village Voice Deal, for a side of guacamole, some wontons I didn't want, three small lettuce wraps and the worst salad I'd ever seen. Never. Again.