input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: First, let me just say you do not go to a place like Cafe Boa and expect everything to happen fast. Good food does take time and this place does have some very, very good food. I will agree with some reviewers that sometimes the service can be slow, but then again I have only been there when they have been packed full, so what do you expect. My first visit I had the Voodoo Penne. Wonderful dish, garlic cream sauce was, well, very creamy. Chicken was cooked right, pasta was firm but not chewy. My only complaint would be I expected a little more spiciness from the blackened chicken. My next visit I had the Agnolotti Boa. As a mushroom fan I was expecting a lot from this dish and it did not disappoint. Very well put together ravioli and the tomato and seasoned cream sauce pulled it together nicely.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Beautiful trail with amazing views. We hiked from the Sunrise trailhead to the top of Sunrise peak, a little over 2 miles each way and up about 1100'. The trail is well marked and has views in every direction. Bring water and a camera. HIGHLY recommend. Good trail map of the area: http://www.experiencescottsdale.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/TrailMap_lores.pdf
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
After picking my mom up from a l o n g cross country flight from NY one morning, a hearty breakfast was first on her list. I took a look at what my fellow Yelpers had rated high, and nearby. Harlow's Cafe came back loud and clear! My mom had the super sized, ultra delicious Belgian waffle. It of course came with butter and maple syrup. As for myself, I went with the regular stack (5) buttermilk pancakes. These hotcakes were easily 1" thick if not more! I always come prepared with a monster appetite, but sadly, I was defeated by the flapjacks in this semi eating challenge. To sum it all up. The meals were both giant and delicious, the bill total was under $20, and we left the cafe happy campers.