Input: .
Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Tom's was recommended by my brother, who said they had burgers like the So Cal neighborhood burger joints (we call them ghetto burgers). Having fond memories of the burger joint in Valinda from my high school and college days, I was excited when I heard this news. Living on the southwest side of Las Vegas, Tom's is a bit of a trek since it's in North Las Vegas but we were willing to give it a shot. Now I have two criteria that test the legitimacy of any "ghetto burger" place...whether or not they have Orange Bang, a neighborhood staple, and the quality of their chili cheese fries. Looking forward to a cup of Orange Bang the size of my head, I was highly disappointed to find out that Tom's didn't have Orange Bang...one strike against! We proceeded to order Tom's classic cheeseburger, a pastrami burger, and an order of chili cheese fries. The cheeseburger and pastrami burger tasted like those found in Cali and were pretty good. However, I wasn't impressed at all with the chili cheese fries. The chili was just average and was seasoned a bit too heavily with cumin. Plus, the French fries in the Cali spots are usually on the thicker side but Tom's uses thinner fries that get soggy much quicker....strike two against!! Lastly, Tom's is a bit on the pricey side for what you get. For the two burgers, chili cheese fries, and a large drink, we paid almost $18. This is around what you would pay in Cali but the portions are much larger, so there is less value for the money with Tom's......strike three against!! If you live close by and like So Cali style charbroiled ghetto burgers, then you may enjoy Tom's, but for me, it's just not worth the drive from the other side of town.

Input: .
Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Crappy service. Average food. Don't waiste your time and money

Input: .
Generate a positive review for a place
Output: My first time trying this place and it was a success. We ordered quite a bit of food to get a feel for everything. Started off with the beet salad. It was really good. Changed my opinion of beets, they are really quite good. There were red and gold ones in the salad. Next the bruschetta, also delicious. I can't believe the bread was gluten free. Seriously so good. Next we ordered two pizzas (white pizza with truffle oil & the margherita) Both were good but the standout was definitely the white truffle. Next time I want to try it with mushrooms. We ordered a few of the GF beers, I think I preferred the Blonde one the best. They were having an event the night we went, so they offered us these adorable tiny cupcakes that were pretty good. Service was very good. Even though they were very busy our waitress, Clara was on it. Also, make sure you check in to get your 15% off, we forgot to use it. Prices seem a little high, but I expect it with GF products. At least our beers were on happy hour.

Input: .
Generate a negative review for a place
Output:
Wynn blew his budget on the hotel floor, which is amazing, but little was left over for their rooms. Their rooms are smallish, the furniture spare, and only 1 tv (lol this is Vegas). Colorful wall paint feigning opulence. Try the Venetian suites, way better mattress, lots of thick terry cloth towels, lots of marble stone, thicker carpet, 2 tvs (lol), split levels, a humongous L shaped couch to sleep more of your friends. But the Numero Uno reason for the 1 star? We stayed on 25th floor, golf course side, and we could hear BASS booming from club XS, their open "pool" club til 4:10AM. When I called their concierge, they said, yes it bothers some people. What the? So they know and they don't care cause they rather make money? Later Wynn.