Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The reason I am giving this hotel 4 stars is because it is the lowest priced hotel that is not a rat hole, the staff was great, has a pool open 24/7, the hotel was quiet and just a block from the strip and the price is right. Would we stay there again? In a heartbeat. My wife and I went in December for 4 days. We had a 2 king room on the 9th floor. The room was very nice but the hallway smelled like dog poop so we asked for a room on a different floor. The person at the check-in counter was very accommodating. He moved us to a 2 king room on the 7th floor with the best possible view the hotel could manage. The hallway smelled like a hotel (of clean carpet and a hint of bleach) but the room had a faint smell of smoke that was very tolerable. The staff was very nice including the bartender when she wasn't too busy. I am only able to comment on the hotel since we didn't see any shows, pull any handles or purchase any drinks though they must have been good because the bar seemed to be full of local patrons.
Q: negative

A: The first thing you see when you walk into Landmark is a giant pastry case stuffed with delicious looking desserts. This is pleasant to look at for a while, but this is where my pleasant dining experience ended. Our service was lackluster, at best, borderline surly at worst. Drinks were not refilled except upon request and despite our friendliness, it seemed almost impossible to get our waitress to crack a smile. The restaurant wasn't busy at all so I'm not sure what her problem was, but it was definitely off-putting. I ordered 2 eggs over easy with toast, bacon, and fries. I'm allergic to onions, and home fries sometimes have onions, and I wanted potatoes, so I decided to play it safe. After all, how bad can a plate of fries be? As it turns out, pretty bad. Like our service, they seemed lackluster, bored. Maybe I shouldn't expect a diner to have amazing fries, but I've had amazing fries at diners before, and with such an extensive menu and supposed high status among Charlotte local restaurants, it wouldn't kill them to make a batch of crispy fries that didn't just lay insipidly and moody on the plate, refusing to be brightened with a generous ketchup bath. The bacon was fried up too crispy for my liking, but that's a matter of personal taste. Everyone agreed that the fries were...not great. The eggs were fine the toast was actually really good (especially dipped in egg yolk...mmmmmm) The rest of my party were also less than satisfied with their food. They also nickel-and-dime you really hard for substitutions like a bagel and cream cheese, which is a huge pet peeve of mine. Is toasting up a bagel and bringing out a packet of cream cheese really so cost-prohibitive that you've gotta soak me for 12 bits? All in all it was a LACKLUSTER diner AND dining experience. You want normal diner food, go to the neighboring San Remo or Liberty East. If you want EXCEPTIONAL diner food, go to Mattie's Diner. If you want a step up from Waffle House, by all means check out Landmark. Just don't order the fries.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Our first visit. Nice beer selection, but don't order anything uncommon. The second beer we selected and ordered was very bad, very skunked. Without drinking more than a sip, we sent it back... And this has never happened to us anywhere... The manager came out and said she tasted it, and it was fine, so she could not remove it from our tab. If "fine" means yummy rusty nail flavor, then ok. But that is not fine in our book. Blech. We settled, left, will not be back, and will discourage others from visiting. Very bad form, the worst manner of customer service. We have lived (and drank a lot of beer) in Oregon so we kinda know that Rogue should taste a little better than gutter water.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Fair thee well you probably won't be missed but I shall always remember the grease the heat and the other fry cook shedding in the food... peace out bitches maybe now you can run a REAL RESTAURANT and stop expecting 5 star service out of a staff paid LESS then minimum wage ya psycho!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: So..yes I live in AZ...not my first choice. I am a Cali girl through and through...but one of the best things about Phoenix (if you're a traveler) is the outstanding PHX airport. No other airport can hold a candle to the ease, convenience, parking, cleanliness, even aesthetics of this airport. Hardly any trouble ever going through TSA, parking is always a breeze...terminals have very nice amenities (my one exception is the Jet Blue terminal shops close way too early and so the midnight JFK flight one cannot purchase water, or anything). And of course PHX is wonderfully located and offers tons of nonstops. So although Arizona is a nice place to visit (or in my case plan conferences) and living here is a challenge..the ease of PHX is one huge plus. Do you HEAR ME DFW????? Miami????
Q: positive

A:
Brunch here today was worth driving over 18 miles one-way. Restaurant 's space was bright (large windows facing the parking lot and street), uncluttered, and attractive (shelf/bookcase with picture frames and a few knick-knacks gave the space a cozy atmosphere- don't know about the restroom as I didn't get a chance to visit it). I asked if we were to seat ourselves, and I was told that we were to order at the counter and that we could then seat anywhere we wanted to. I try to get a few suggestions wherever I go not only to check for allergens, but also for good customer service; it never sits well with me if staff members aren't able to suggest anything off of the menu. After hearing a few enthusiastic lunch suggestions from the cashier, I placed in our order: a Belgian waffle with fresh fruit toppings (peaches and berries) for Mom, and a combo of half a Reubenesque panini and a small mixed salad. It took about fifteen minutes before the food arrived, which gave us time to chit-chat and this was when I noticed the restaurant's surroundings. I thought it cool to be able to watch the two cooks prepare the orders behind the counter. My Mom LOVED the waffle with the fresh fruit toppings! Her plate arrived with two 4x4-inch waffles, one with peaches and the other with sliced strawberries, a slice of pineapple and an orange wedge, all sprinkled with powdered sugar. Mom sensed something was missing, and after asking for whipped cream, she and the waffles were fast friends. My small salad looked beautiful- mixed greens with glazed pecans, a few pear slices, and blue cheese crumbles, a slice of grilled foccacia bread and a side of citrus vinaigrette. My half-sandwich of shaved corned beef, swiss cheese, fresh sauerkraut on Acacia Cafe marble-rye bread looked tiny (Mom and I noticed the wee-portion right away), but it was full of flavor. The combo was a definite hit with me, even though I did end up with a few allergy symptoms. Kudos to AC for winning over my Mom... we will visit again to try other menu selections soon!