Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Nice place for Italian. We (party of 3) arrived on a Saturday night sans a reservation, which wasn't a problem but there was a 25 minute wait. We waited in the bar area, which, sadly, was very smokey. My friend and I had a glass of the inexpensive pinot noir. I forgot how weird it is to sit at a bar with video poker. Thankfully, we were seated not too long after. We ordered the bruschetta as an appetizer; it was okay but nothing to write home about. The tomatoes tasted a bit bland. They also serve complimentary bread sticks, which were good, but somewhat reminiscent of the Olive Garden. The food was better. Feeling somewhat adventurous, I ordered the Ventano tortellini (hey, my go-to is gnocchi). It was pretty good; hot, cheesy, and very rich. The pink sauce was a nice compliment. For dessert, I had the tiramisu. It was also pretty good but, truthfully, at this point, I was so stuffed that I didn't have much of it. The restaurant itself is agreeable; spacious and nice decor. The food was good but I'm not sure that, if I wasn't already in the area, I'd go out of my way to go back again.
Q: negative

A: Customer service was horrible. I went in and none of the employees seemed to notice me. So I awkwardly sat down at a table. I flagged down a waitress to ask for a menu after a little bit of waiting because I guess they didn't see that I was a new customer. Tried their spring rolls. It's alright, nothing special. I thought the taste was overpowered by minty-ness. The pho was nothing great either. I judge it by the broth, and this was one of the worst I've ever tasted. To me, it was a bit bland and lacked that kick that makes pho one of the most flavorful dishes out there. Oh well, at least it was 20% off for the first week. I'd probably try this place one more time. I surely hope what I experienced was just a new restaurant's growing pains.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: All hype I say. All. Hype. To start, we ordered the Paella Arancini ($13). Our waiter brought out 3 round crusted balls... wha?? It turned out to be really good. A lot of flavor, it's like eating a bite-size version of paella. Nice start. We both opted for salad... I had the BLT Salad ($11) while my boyfriend ordered the Beso Beso Salad ($14). Nothing fancy or unique that made these salads stand out. The bacon was thick and salty and somewhat overpowering over the rest of the salad including the bleu cheese dressing. For our main entree, since they were out of the Kansas City Strip (a steakhouse out of steak on a Saturday night???), I had the 12oz Filet Mignon cooked 'medium' ($42) and my boyfriend ordered the Crispy Striped Bass ($38). My steak was dry... even the center was dry... perfect shade of pink, but dry. The striped bass was crispy alright, but rich in salt. Very salty. Personally, I like salty foods, but anyone can pan fry a striped bass for less that what Beso charges. We also had the Asparagus ($10) and Mac & Cheese ($9) for our sides. I enjoyed the aspagarus as it was sauteed in garlic. The mac & cheese was just ok... and me being a self-proclaimed mac & cheese connoisseur, I was disappointed. It was creamy and rich but it was lacking flavor. Just bland and soft... nothing more than cheese & pasta. I was extremely disappointed with my experience here and will most likely not be returning. I think I'll stick to restaurants owned by well-known chefs than well-known actors/actresses.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: OMG!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 STAR, 3 REASONS 1. liquor isn't all that expensive, considering you're in vegas that is. 2. totally hot girls gogo dancing on the sign right in front of the lounge/bar. tons of eye candy. 3. guaranteed leaving with a girl/s or a phone number. the girls there for some reason are really social and willing. it's a good combo for guys, drunk and down on their luck.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: A few concerns about this place after eating here several times: Food is inconsistent, ranging from average to poor. Usually get the Pad Thai with Chicken, quality has dropped over time. Chicken has become rubbery and unsavory, color of noodles have gotten strangely more orange over time - an unnatural color that looks more like food coloring than any kind of legitimate ingredient in the dish. I have always had the feeling that this place in not terribly clean (sticky tables, rattan placemats that appear to never really be cleaned) and it has just gotten worse over time. Service is very inconsistent - in the same party, arrival of entrees can be staggered by 20-30 min over lunch - not workable when out for lunch with a group during a work lunch hour. Many other good thai places existing in Las Vegas - in my opinion, this one is not among them, and one should look to other options for thai food.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output:
Trevi would not be a destination restaurant in Vegas nor would it be my first choice for a business dinner, which is the occasion that we were there. Trevi is situated in the the Forum Shops with majority of its seating in the mall. The inside of the restaurant is very nice and comfortable with its high ceilings, open kitchen and dark colors. Sitting in the restaurant rather than the patio is highly recommended. The dinning room keeps all the mall noise out and it feels more like a restaurant rather than apart of a mall food court. The service was great at first with prompt delivery of menus, drinks, bread and appetizers. After the appetizers were served service became nonexistent. After receiving the bill, it turned out that the gratuity was already added. It was then obvious as to why our server began focusing his efforts on smaller tables...weather he sucked or not he was still getting his tip. The food was not great or bad...it was just something to cure your hunger. We started out with the bread that they serve to each table and it really served no purpose but to fill your stomach with its complete lack of flavor. For appetizer we shared a couple of pizzas that were the best part of the meal. Despite the canned tomatoes on the margarita pizza they were very good. For dinner I ordered the bolognese pasta. The pasta was cooked perfectly but the taste reminded me of Olive Garden. We all shared dessert. The Tiramisu, the hot molten chocolate cake and the ice cream were the highlight of the meal, with the chocolate cake being the best of the three. Overall the food was bland, unexciting...really nothing special. The food is on the same level of Olive Garden, but the price is on the level of finer dinning. If you're thinking of Trevi for dinner, keep walking and go to Spago instead.