Teacher:In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: I moved to Shadyside this past week, and after an intense morning of heavy lifting, I thought I'd try ordering some pick-up from a local spot. My neighbors were talking up Stack'd, saying they had a pleasant experience on their $3 burger night, and their website touted themselves as the self-proclaimed Best Burger in Shadyside, so why not?

Ah, Shadyside. Don't let the promising menus and beautiful restaurants fool you--this aesthetic appeal is all just a clever ruse, masking the overpriced mediocrity of a bland experience. Regrefully, the food is just as gentrified as the neighborhood, and although solid experiences exist (e.g. BRGR, Soba, Casbah), they are startlingly few.

The burger--I had a Stack'd Burger (2 1/4 pound patties) had a well-made garlic BBQ sauce on it, and I don't have any complaints about the presentation...but the burger itself seemed frozen. Now, I don't want to make any accusations, as the menu says that it's a special blend recipe made fresh, but they were in perfect circles and had that flattened look of the frozen bulk-brand school-lunch burger. And, I don't want to make any accusations, but the taste verified my thoughts.

The fries--I added a side order of fries for an extra buck. I was given eighteen thin, fast-food style fries. So what, I counted. I like thin fries. But I also like Wendy's, and so far this meal has added up to be a little bit more expensive than the fast-food alternative.

The milkshake--this five-dollar milkshake provided yet again an overpriced let-down.

The salad--the final blow was the salad. I ordered a grilled chicken caesar, and was given grilled chicken, shredded lettuce, and Kraft parmesan cheese. I'm not sure if they under-dressed the salad or forgot the dressing altogether, but it was surprisingly bland and bare. Hello Bistro offers a great $9 salad, and you can get caesar dressing on it, too, but you also get a little bit more than Kraft parmesan and lettuce. Even Wendy's throws in cherry tomatoes.

All of this came to a whopping $23. I understand that fast-casual isn't fancy, but it also shouldn't equate to fast-food at double the price.

My gripe is that a place like this has so much potential, and from the look of the menu, it's everything I've ever wanted in a fast-casual experience. I love the atmosphere, I love the options, I love everything about it...except for the food. Best Burger in Shadyside? Sorry. I might come back for a $3 special sometime, but other than that, let's just add this place to the ever-expanding list of Shadyside let-downs.
Student:
NEGATIVE