Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) yelp review.
A: We used to go in about every couple weeks. Last time we went in we grabbed a table in the dining room like we usually do and sat for 10 minutes before leaving. No one came over to us at all even though an employee did know we were there (eye contact was made at around 5 minutes). Absolutely ridiculous to have no one come over at all. We always loved the food there. My husband called the restaurant and got the lamest excuse..."yes, they do more business in the bar" and this is per the assistant manager. Good customer service would've been totally sucking up to us and maybe offereing to comp a round of drinks if we'd come back in and give them another try. Too bad.
Q: positive

A: I do love this place as I'm always down for a good salad. I love how they switch out items and how the salad bar along with soup stations are always fully stocked and fresh. Can't complain about their fresh desserts as well. I do have to say that this place is way better than Zupas as Zupas' soup pales in comparison to this place. I have to give all stars as my friend and I visited this place recently and after still being there half an hour before closing, they tossed the perfectly good hot items and placed fresh new batch. It shows that no matter how late and how little the number of customers there are, they still are keen on quality even with so much waste.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: Where do I begin.....? So, my sister decided late last night that she wanted a malt... This is actually my first time in a BR, and it will most likely be my last. Walking in, there was a family of four in front of us, and then, about 10 other people (in different groups walked in.) A young lady was helping us, and we had four shakes/malts to order. By the way, their shakes (for a small) start out at almost $6. A little over priced if you ask me. The girl only took our order two drinks at a time. 1 strawberry shake, 1 rocky road malt, and two malts that had half chocolate ice cream, and half vanilla ice cream. Needless to say, the family of four was helped, and went outside. Another group of four was served, rung up, and left....so on and so forth. Two older gentlemen even came in to buy pints of ice cream, and left before us. While starting our last two drinks, the gal opens up a drink carrier, and places the drink carrier in the cooler....onTOP of the ice cream barrel. My sister and I sat at the bar, and waited for our last two drinks. Almost 15 minutes, and $28 later, we left the empty shop. With pink ice cream on the bottom of our drink carrier.
Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a positive review for a place
Output: So this review has been marinating in my drafted reviews for awhile. Not on purpose, though. But it has been a couple months since my brief visit to Montreal. For that reason, it surprises me how vivid my memory of dining at Marche is. First of all, this quaint little restaurant seemed to be in a popular area where cafes were aplenty. We chose it because we noticed they served beer (we were thirsty!) and someone we saw in the window was stuffing their mouth with what looked to be a really appetizing crepe. To us, all beer and crepes are one helluva combo. Sold! It's cramped when you first walk in. There's a cramped dining area to you right, then hop down a couple stairs to see a bigger dining area with some booths and then the counter/deli case where you can place your carryout order. We squeezed into the front right dining area and were given menus - in French. In fact, everything was in French. (Yeah, yeah - I know I'm in Montreal ... but we don't speak French.) After deciphering what we could from the menu (jambon = ham! I knew that one), I settled for the ham and brie crepe. Even if it was the only thing I could recognize on the menu, it was the best choice I could've ever made. My tastebuds were singing!! Everything about that crepe was made to perfection. And the accompanying side salad was equally as scrumptious. The perfect side to the heaviness of the crepe. After sucking back a couple beers and finishing every bite of food on my plate, our peppy server brought over a dessert waffle smothered in chocolate - on the house! I'm positive he knew we were tourists - it was obvious - so we deeply appreciated the gesture. So nice! And it was tasty to boot. (That's a given though, it's a chocolate waffle!) Thanks for a great meal & memory, Marche!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output: This Burlington coat factory really irks me. I have come here with my boyfriend on multiple occasions to purchase lots of clothes and shoes. Their customer service here is the worst I have ever encountered. So bad that I have had to call the manager to complain. If you need to return something the "manager" Danny will pick at your item like its a piece of garbage and point out its imperfections that he assumes you caused before he will accept your return. Why not just make everything final sale instead of making a simple return something bigger than it really needs to be. Although I don't really care for Burlington coat factory I would recommend going to the new location on indian bend. That store is immaculate and the employees have their shit together.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output:
It was New Years Day, and bf and I were driving back from Flagstaff craving BBQ. We managed to miss the exit off the I-17 to go to one of the bbq joints up in Anthem, and when we tried to go to another nearby bbq place (Pork on a Fork) they were closed. Finally, we found one more option that wasn't too out of the way, Campfire Bistro! It's close to the Ice Den where I spent many a Friday night in middle school, so it brought back fond memories of singing to Smash Mouth and Backstreet Boys while ice skating with friends. When I realized this place was in a gas station, I was skeptical but hopeful. When I walked in I was surprised to see what basically looks and feels like La Grande Orange-it's in a market with upscale cool things to buy like wines, cheeses, meats, and fun tchatchkies to look at and play with. There's a register counter near the front when you walk in, and Campfire is on the righthand side of the shop further down from the entrance. It's easy to find once you're in. They have a seating area near the soda fountains (COKE PRODUCTS, SCORE! they even have cherry coke from the fountain!), and there is a wonderful display of BBQ sauces with pretty dead-on descriptions of the flavor profiles of each. There's to-go ramekins for you to squeeze the bbq sauces into, and of course bf and I took at LEAST one of each. They let us borrow a sharpie to label the sauces so we would remember which was which, that was way helpful! I was immediately attracted to the BBQ tacos-they came with a choice of pulled chicken, pulled pork, and brisket, and they come in an order of 3 and are served on flour tortillas (YES!). When I saw that there were 3 meat options and you get 3 tacos in the order, of course I asked if I could get one of each taco, which the cashier happily obliged. Bf ordered the same thing, plus a pulled chicken sandwich to have for later which came with chips. Tacos didn't come with a drink or chips, but they were under $10 for three of them, and they were all very tasty! Tender, juicy meat on a soft, fresh tortilla with salsa and some other goodies sprinkled on top. Bf agreed that all of them were delicious, and I think we both decided the chicken is the winner here. All of the bbq sauces were good, though the spicy ones were VERY spicy! Cheap, delicious, creative...I will be back! P.S. I noticed after I ordered that on the menu board, in VERY small print, that they offer BACON WAFFLES. Um, why is this not the main attraction?! Why not put it in bold letters and let the world know you offer this?! I definitely need to try these!!!