Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I came for lunch on a Wednesday afternoon. They offered 11 entrees for $7.95 ($8.95 for shrimp) which included soup, egg roll, fried rice, and a 12 oz soda. They were located on Grand Canyon Parkway in Las Vegas. The decor was very nice. There were 5 booths, a bunch of tables, and a bar. The server took my order. I ordered the Garlic Shrimp and a diet Coke. She dropped off the soda without stopping. She then dropped off the soup without stopping. She did not even tell me what kind of soup it was. I figured it was Egg Drop soup. It was piping hot. The entree took about 20 minutes to come out. The server dropped off the plate without stopping. The plate made a big thump and startled me. She then dropped off the condiment tray without stopping. I would have liked a spicy tray since I forgot to tell her to make the Garlic Shrimp Thai Hot. There were 5 shrimp with the tails on in a garlic sauce and a few mushrooms. The salad was fresh with a light sweet dressing. The egg roll was bland. Luckily the server brought me a little tray with sweet and sour sauce, mustard, soy sauce, and salt and pepper shakers. The food was average and the service was abrupt and not very friendly. I don't think I'll be back.
Q: positive

A: This place is amazing! It has the best roast duck curry in town and the prices are pretty great too. It also stays true to it's thai roots, and does not include a bunch of non cuisine related dishes. The servers are really nice and the inside atmosphere is nice. Beware, the neighborhood is not amazing and the place is small, so if show up at a popular time, you'll have to wait a long time. Don't get me wrong, it's worth the wait, but they accept reservations, so just call ahead. Ps. I accidently posted this under a friends name before, but it's really from me. Sorry Sheri!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Well... First I want to say that I have experienced Cheuvront in downtown Phoenix many times and was a huge fan. I loved the restaurant and everything about it. The food was delicious, the wine list was amazing and the cheese selection was out of this world. Not to mention the employees, who were knowledgeable and friendly on 100% of my visits. Then, inexplicably, they decided to close the downtown location in favor it seems of this Sky Harbor location. So they closed a real restaurant to later open in the airport as what I would now call a shadow of it's former self. I am in Sky Harbor pretty frequently, as I travel relatively heavily for business purposes. I had been awaiting the opening of Cheuvrant there for months. Recently, three of us finally had the chance to stop there for some pre-departure adult beverages. We also decided to eat. What we found was that the menu was extremely limited, and although our prime rib sliders were quite good, the empanadas were not (they felt and tasted like they had been frozen previously) with hard and questionable pieces of what appeared to be meat inside them, and the cheese board was considerably overpriced for 3 small pieces of cheese, even by airport standards. Overall, not pleased with the food. The wine menu also disappointed. There's a great bottle menu, but this is an airport! How often are you going to sit down and have an entire bottle of $70 wine immediately before an encounter with the TSA? I venture to say not very. The by-the-glass menu was extremely limited and, in my mind, especially for a restaurant formerly known as "Cheuvront Restaurant & Wine Bar", completely inadequate. In contrast to some of the other reviews, though, the service was prompt, food and beverage delivered quickly, and the bartender (we sat at the bar) was indeed knowledgeable and friendly. This was really the only highlight of the visit. As a former lover of the old Cheuvront, I was really, really disappointed, and will probably not go back to this location, especially since there is a Chelsea's Kitchen almost directly across the concourse. Sorry Cheuvront, I really hate to be giving you a review this bad. I was a huge fan of the downtown location and wish it had never closed. If you ever open up another spot somewhere other than the airport, I'll give it a try, because I loved you that much before the airport......
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Long time Yelp faithful, but never been too tempted to write my own review until going to Union. We went with a group of 25 or so, thus we had to prepay for our dinner in advance. Like a previous review mentioned, it was beyond clear that since the tip was already included and the meal paid for, our waiter and the staff there couldn't have cared less or been less attentive than they were. It took 45 minutes and asking 5 times to get bread. We literally asked our waiter 4 times for bread and he kept saying it was on it's way, before we finally asked the busboy who brought some out within 30 seconds. People who ordered non-alcoholic drinks just simply didn't get theirs served to them until asking 2 more times.... and when the sodas were halfway empty, they would come and replace them, not telling you they were charging you $4 a glass for diet coke. We had also told them that we needed to be out of there to make a reservation within 2.5 hours, thinking that it was almost unnecessary to bring up, but once again Union failed, making us spend over 3 hours in the restaurant to serve 3 courses (desert came as we had had enough and were leaving). The food itself was pretty tasty, but not nearly worth the price. Ceaser Salad, Sea Bass, and Fillet were had around the table and most enjoyed. I'm usually the type of eater who skips over the reviews that focus on service, but the experience at Union has me reconsiderring that stance. To cap off the experience, one member of our group (who sent his steak back to be cooked longer as he had ordered) got food poisoning. He spent about 8 hours throwing up from the meal, and it's safe to say his trip was completely ruined. The management blamed the food poisoning elsewhere, but it was clearly not the case. There are hundeds of great restaurants in Vegas, so i highly recommend every one of them over Union.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Just did my first gel pedicure, the lady did a really good job, even offered an extra coat caus she wanted it to be brighter. Chairs, sink areas, etc clean. Customers are mostly classy and polite, not loud rude or obnoxious [so far] which is important to me... if i wanna see/hear ghetto girls in salon ill go to walmart salon! Hahaha but not here. Nice spot close to home. Love it.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
When you pay extra to go to a nice restaurant, you should get a better atmosphere, better food and better service, so one out of three rates 2 stars. The restaurant decorations were very nice. The service started out stellar but somewhere in the middle dropped off to the point where our water glasses were empty for a very long time and were finally refilled with warm water. Our waiter was very nice but took forever to get us the check and we finally had to ask for it. I ordered the Szechuan beef noodle soup and although it had a great flavor the noodles were mush. In retrospect I should have sent it back.