Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Went to Filiberto's because I wanted fish tacos. Was very disappointed because the fish tasted as if it was sitting out for hours maybe even days, and recooked. I took one bite and that was it. When I approached the workers not only did they deny that the fish was bad, but they refused to give me an order of something else at no cost. Very disappointed and never going back!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Let me say first that the monorail system itself is a great idea, and there is nothing seriously wrong within the system itself. Somewhat high but yet reasonable cost, trains a bit far apart, but clean and neat. The thing that dooms the Monorail is that it is inconvenient. Everyone knows that getting places on the strip in a timely fashion is a miserable task. Driving stinks. Walking can be difficult and crowded. A monorail sounds perfect. It would be, except that the line itself is too short, missing connections to MGM properties such as the Luxor that are beyond the Grand. Further, the monorail doesn't actually run down the Strip, but rather the east side of casinos on the strip. So if you want to get to something like the Bellagio, you have to walk from the station through Paris, cross the street, and then into the Bellagio. Doesn't sound bad, right? Except that it's over half a mile, assuming you find the optimal path, which the casinos would prefer you didn't. They'll route you through their shopping areas, then the casino floor, and it is pretty common for the trip from the trip from Bally's/Paris Station to the Bellagio casino floor to be three quarters of a mile of walking. So, if you want to go from the Luxor to the Bellagio, you walk out of the Luxor, onto their elevated tram, and then take that to Excalibur. We'll be generous and say that this is no walking. From the tram stop at Excalibur, over to MGM Grand Station, which if you're lucky, you figure out how to get to without walking through Grand, which makes it only a half mile walk. Monorail to Paris. Six tenths of a mile walk to Bellagio. 1.1 miles. Distance to walk all the way from Luxor, 1.3 miles. Only 1.1 miles if you take the Luxor-Excalibur tram and then walk. Yes, you could have saved yourself the Monorail fare and time... You might as well have walked to begin with. What rocket scientist figured this thing out? In all fairness, that's only a one-stop trip, but it shows the manner in which this idea is broken. A monorail right down the middle of the Strip, that'd be more useful. Connecting segments to off-Strip areas? That'd be absolutely worth every penny. This? Something of a waste. The poor folks at Circus Circus get to walk a full mile to reach the closest stop.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
If this is how churrascaria is done in Las Vegas, it's a shame! My family and I went here for lunch. We were the only ones in the restaurant and we couldn't locate any of the employees. Not one sound came from the kitchen, which I found to be odd. I was begging to leave because the emptiness and silence of the restaurant suggested that this place was going to suck....and man, was I right!! There was only one server handling the small selection of meats. The meat was DISGUSTING. I could not finish what was on my plate because it was just horrible. All the meats were dry and some tasted old. I think that they just warmed up the meats leftover from the day/s before and served it because we did not wait long at all. I learned what real churrascaria was supposed to taste like when I tried it in Chicago. If you're looking to eat at a Brazilian steak house in Las Vegas, I'm warning you, do not go here!!!