input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Jamba Juice. Here is a company whose stock cost me a pretty penny on the market a couple years ago. Even though this company stock burned me I still come in from time to time to relive the glory days when Jamba was opening up a few new stores around the country every week. The menu has gotten a whole lot bigger since then but it was nice to see they still have a lot of the classics. I found it interesting how similar some of the smoothies taste from menu to menu, but as the prices went up the ingredients became much healthier. I wish I could remember the two smoothies that I am referring to specifically but oh well... I am giving this Jamba Juice two stars because it is a great representation of why this company will never be great. There is a huge lack in management here. The employees are all super causal and in no way embody Jamba Juice's company character of being a healthy, intelligent and delicious choice. In my experience the employees here have not necessarily been rude, but just unpleasant. The pleasantries go a long way with costumer satisfaction. I have already mentioned how I feel about the smoothie menu above and now its time to tackle the baked goods. Wow. These are just plan bad. The baked goods section is full of wraps, pretzels, etc. that are all pre made from corporate just waiting to be heated up as the costumer come in. Clearly a huge smudge on image of Jamba being a healthy alternative.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: absolutely amazzziiinngggg!!!! best cakes and or ice cream you could possibly find around here.. nobody else compares
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
My wife surprised me for father's day with a trip to Talking Stick and a dinner at this stunning restaurant. This place celebrates the desert and all things Arizona- the view is incredible in every direction, and the ambiance of the interior is just as stunning. When we arrived there was a lounge singer near the waiting area with a drummer and pianist accompanying her- we were taken back to our table and the menu was explained in great detail by our friendly server, Lisa. Once we ordered, we were encouraged to spend our wait for the food sipping our drinks on the 15th story patio that overlooks the golf course. I killed my smartphones batteries taking pictures of the wild horses wandering the outskirts of the property. My wife ordered the pork chop- I had the Australian lamb. They were both very good- as were the sides, drinks and dessert (smore creme brulee). All in all, we spent two hours there and never felt rushed. The bill was expectedly high ($170 after tip- roughly the amount we paid for the room that night), but for me, eating here is a one-time thing anyway, so the expense isn't one I have to plan for in the future. Not really a place I'd drag my toddlers. I highly recommend Orange Sky if time and money are no object.