Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: I came here with my family just a few hours ago. Even though we only eat halal, I expected a lot more out of this place. My mom had a voucher from restaurant.com for 25$ and we had to buy a minimum of 37.5$ to use it which was no big deal for the 4 of us. But when we went to go order our food, the owner told my mom and I that in order for us to use the voucher, we had to each buy our own drink or water ($8.00 total) and then added another 15% gratuity tax. I looked at the receipt after I read some other post just a few moments ago, and the cashier did charge us 8.99$ for a gyro that is listed as 5.99$ on the menu. Even after eliminating the voucher, we handed another 36$. As for the food, it was okay. Nothing spectacular to make me go running back in there again...ever. If you are looking for better priced and AMAZING food, I highly recommend Kabob Express (Eastern & Tropicana) and Kabob Korner (downtown LV). The service is amazing, the food is even better and it's all worth it for the price! No offense to the owner, but you are running a BUSINESS. Do not tell me that you opened up your restaurant in front of the university so that students such as myself who are looking for halal food will have a place to eat. If you aren't willing to work at keeping your customers happy, we will find another place to eat.
Q: positive

A: This is a review from a spectator's point of view of the World Series of Poker 2012, whose Main Event just opened at the Rio and will continue until the composition of the Final Table is determined on July 16th. I sort of blundered into watching a slice of this event as I emerged from the Penn & Teller Theater after their show near 11:00 p.m., and ran into a steady stream of intently focused, mostly backpack-carrying men in their 20s and 30s in all manner of dress, and a few women, swiftly moving into the Rio's Convention Center, where 300 poker tables have been set out to accommodate tournament entrants from over 100 countries, most of whom had to plunk down a $10,000 entry fee to play here. I joined the deluge, and entered this cavernous room where the tables were set out. It was only a few minutes before another session was to begin, and I was lucky to secure one of only a few seats that had been placed for spectators near the tables. As tables filled up and the cards began to be professionally dealt, at first I watched the action from a distance from my perch. But then I recognized one well-known professional player with a reported $10,000,000 in past poker tournament winnings already under his belt, and saw where he sat down. And, when I noticed that spectators were freely allowed to stand behind players in banded off areas, I joined in for a much closer look. Thus I was able to stand directly behind Gus Hansen, affectionately known in poker circles as "the Great Dane," and watch him play a few hands with a full table of players before I opted to buy some nice souvenirs and head for home. I noted that other players seemed to be a bit intimidated by Mr. Hansen, and quickly folded their hands when he made an aggressive chip raise. But he did not bully his opponents, immediately tossing his cards away after the first round of dealing multiple times. Except for flopping over cards to seek contested chip piles, while cards dealt to players were not visible to onlookers as is often the case on TV, it was still interesting to see the interaction and moves of the players, most of whom nervously rearranged their piles of chips or repeatedly manipulated a few chips during the course of a hand. And, ultimate decision making by the players I watched was mostly reflective, methodical, and slow. The tournament itself appears to be very well organized and professionally run, and poker media and spectator friendly. I didn't see any signs forbidding photography, but only observed cameras being operated by crediential-wearing professional cameramen. I definitely recommend that all amateur poker enthusiasts come out to the Rio even if only for a little while, and watch the "big boys" play at this year's WSOP. I intend to return soon myself, next time with my poker-loving and poker-playing wife!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Oo.m.g, I just had a burgasm. One that not even the steep sticker price could extinguish. First of all, to all complaining about price: This is Vegas, and this is a gourmet burger bar, get over it and enjoy your burger I say! McDonalds is right across the street, you can get your Big Mac meals there, but I don't see why the heck you would when you're in VEGAS! (And for those who are price conscious, they DO have menus posted on the outside of their restaurant here.....so by the time you walk in, you should already have some idea of what to expect price wise..... they give you plenty of heads up before you enter....) So we had returned from a show at the Aria and were looking for a place to eat. After considering all our culinary options @ The Mirage, we ended up at BLT Burgers. They had plenty of burgers on their list that looks delicious, I opted to try their Kobe beef burger and sweet potato fries, my husband had the Tex Mex burger with onion rings. Neither of us tried the milk shakes, as it was getting late and we didn't feel like filling up with milk shakes at that hour, however I did see some milkshakes "walking by" our table and oh man do those look delicious! I'll have to return back for one of those some day. Anyway, my burger was fantastic!! I opted not to add anything to it, I figured that if I was going to taste a Kobe beef hamburger, I didn't want anything interfering with the taste of BEEF so I ate it with onion and tomato, plain as it comes, and it was a great decision on my part, the burger alone was so flavorful, it would've been a shame to spoil it by adding something to it. The sweet potato fries were delicious, they were lightly seasoned with chili powder (I think?) and were ohhh so good! My husband's Tex Mex burger was good also, their chili there is very smooth and flavorful and the onion rings were great... the kind you can actually bit into without the entire string of onion following.... that's always a plus! The service here was really good, the waiter we had was attentive and frequently refilled our drinks. I'm close to giving this joint a 5 star review, but although such prices are to be expected when you dine out in Vegas, AND at a gourmet burger place, I'd still like to knock off a star for the steep pricing. I'm also withholding 1 star due to the fact that they DO infact have a combo option, but it doesn't allow for you to choose any burger but the Classic one. I've been to other gourmet burger bars where you are able to substitute the burgers in their combos, they just adjust the price accordingly.... so .... that is why I'm not giving 5 stars. That's it though, no minus for service or food, I highly recommend this one, just be prepared to pay somewhere between $12-17 per burger, an additional $5 or so for a side and then theres the drinks. Go, eat, have fun & be merry. Chances are that if you're in Vegas to begin with, you're not here to save money so instead of dropping another $20 on a slot machine which yields nothing in return, bring it to BLT burgers instead and invest in a burger ;-)
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
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I went to the Scottsdale Street Eats Food Truck Festival and knew Hao Bao must be legit because it had the longest line at the festival. After what felt like an eternity of waiting we got to the front of the line and Jake (the owner) was waiting for us with a ton of energy. He was so personal and friendly and got us the signature dumplings right away. Let me just say...DELICIOUS! We got 6 dumplings in a serving which had I been eating alone would have been a perfect portion for lunch and as a group sampling many food trucks was also perfect to share with my friends. I strongly encourage you to check out this place if the truck stops by your office. I was so impressed with Jake and his staff that my friends and I used our drink vouchers to buy Jake and his cooks some beers. Eat here if you get a chance!