Input: OPTIONS:
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An example of an negative review: I really don't have a starting basis for this hotel, but I can honestly say it was mediocre. Nothing about the hotel staff or room features stood out. Here's the low-down: Checked in at 3:00pm, checked out by 10:30am. No problems during check-in but the waiting was horrible leaving. Stayed there for 2 nights, non-smoking Hollywood Hip room on the 16th floor with a nice view. The view was the best part overlooking City Center West's Louis Vuitton store. At night, you can see a captivating monogram light show on the LV roof. The ugly: Water took at least 20 minutes to heat up. Shower head very crusty and moldy (I should've took a picture to gross you out). Toilet is dirty underneath the rim. When I was wiping myself, you could clearly see the black mold starring at you. Bathroom had poor ventilation. Lights in room worked 50% and were hard to get to. The lights were dimly lit. The floor lamp shade was broken. Queen bed was quite lumpy and sheets were thin. No mini fridge. No tub, no shower mats, and no complimentary shower cap for the wife. On the up-side: The Miracle Mile shops were plentiful with big names. The food and drinks were convenient; Earl of Sandwich, PF Chang's, Starbucks, Koi, and Heart Bar. Although I lost most at Blackjack, I made up more than enough at Wheel of Fortune slots. That was the most bang for my buck. Would I go back to Planet Hollywood? Nope.

Input: OPTIONS:
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An example of an negative review: BETWEEN FAIR AND GOOD. We went here on a Friday night. I had short ribs, which were a big pile off the bone and recommended by the server, huge portion, tasty, and in general pretty good (I shared with everone and they were a hit with young and old). My wife had the tuna, which was at best average. I'm terrible cooking fish, and I do better. What shined were the side dishes. I dislike cornbread normally, but the cornbread caserole was filling and outstanding. The mashed potatoes with cheddar tasted several hours old, but still were good. My wife tried the cornbread and like it, but also tried the carrots and said they were very, very plain and disappointing. Children had standard fair chicken fingers and fries for $5. Other option was buttered pasta. Can't complain about the price, but it would be nice if they had something a little healthier or interesting for the kids, like a very small portion of the short-ribs, which my kids loved. So here is the verdict... setting was pretty nice, especially in the enclosed patio, but food was just okay for an upscale restaurant, and in general overpriced. For $20-30 entrees, I expect tastier better food. However, quantities were nice. Use your GPS, because it's easy to get lost finding this place. Just when you are about to turn around because it's residential, look to your right and it's there. Would I be back? Perhaps. I would like to try the happy hour (we just missed it) and try greater variety. But I think there are definitely much better options in this price range in this portion of Phoenix (for example, Sierra Bonita Grill up the street comes to mind).

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An example of an positive review: Some of my brother's Vietnamese friends eat pho for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are lots of pho places around Vegas where he lives, So when he wants this even at midnight, Pho Kim Long is his go to place. They also make some decent Chinese food. Some of the tables around us had your usual pan fried noodles, whole fried fish, and sweet and sour pork. But most people had pho. Although more salty than I personally like, the simple broth and noodles has a light, nice aroma served in a large bowl. Add meat, like rare steak slices, along with some condiments, like basil, bean sprouts, and onions ($7), it was an awesome meal in itself. I was going to order the same thing, but for the same price, you can get a half rotisserie small chicken with rice. It was crispy on the outside, and moist and tender on the inside ($7). So simple, yet so good. Customers are mostly families during the day till early evening. After that, they're the winners and mostly losers from the casinos, and sobering drunken clubbers and night shift workers. The inside is comofrtable and nicely appointed with ample booths or tables. During lunch dinner. no matter what day, it is crowded. Finding a parking spot, however, is a war of patience and luck. Fortunately, a guy was pulling out just as we walked inside, so we didn't have to exhibit our Type A parking lot Ninja tactics. While waiting to be seated, I enjoyed their relaxing goldfish tanks. This place is so typical Vegas with a Vietnamese and Chinese twist. I'd go back to try a few more dishes. Service was good, prompt with the soda ($2) refills and special requests, and making sure all was OK.

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An example of an positive review: Nice mall! A cheaper priced movie theater , attached . Food court, merry go round , mall stores ! If you like malls you'll like this one, just be cautious at the power rd entrance, red light camera gets a lot there.