Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: Had to try this place based on hype and really wanted to love it as it's close by and we love quality. Unfortunately, the service killed the experience for us. The place just didn't make us feel overly welcome and the pizza came out without the toppings we asked for. The server offered it up on the side which took about 5 extra minutes which is fine but they then charged us separately for the addition. When we asked to split the bill 3 ways at the end, the server took the tab back seemingly hastily. Not a super friendly feel here. The pizza was good but can get better for the high price. No desire to return to this place.
Q: negative

A: We used to really like this place. I generally would go for the same dish- the black tie chicken pasta. We went last night though and it was not at all good. I always get the chicken on the side, and they didn't bring it with my meal, so they had to go back to the kitchen and brought it about 5 minutes later. They maybe give you a scant 1/4 cup of chicken now, and it is not by any means blackened. It tastes either pre cooked or boiled and their 'blackened' seasoning tastes like oregano and (maybe- if any) black pepper. It was pretty awful. The pasta was a little greasy and bland on its own. My boyfriend had the tri-tip. It was alright but nothing special, it was also served a little cold do he was disappointed about that. They used to do a really good job with their food, its too bad their prices went up and the quality went down.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Out of all the days of the week, Sunday is my favorite day! The best day of the week. I make it my rest and relaxation day as much as I could out of the life we all lead as you know it. I "try" to keep it holy, whenever I could but I do the best I could for Sundays. Every place I visit anywhere in this world, I visit a holy place...a church or a place of worship to show honor and reverence to my Creator (yours and mine). I keep God in my life, as much in my life. When in Vegas, "The Shrine of the Holy Redeemer" in the south part of Las Vegas' "The Strip" is one of the Catholic Churches I visit to attend my Sunday Holy Mass and other days' Holy Masses or Days of Obligation Masses. There are other Catholic Churches I also attend mass in when I have to go in the afternoon. This Shrine is the Perfect place as it is right in the center of Vegas, very close to "The Strip". It has vast ample parking spaces. Perfect place, for picturesque photo opportunity of a statue of Jesus Christ seated on a rock with a hand raised. He is surrounded by statues of children, on a rock ground with a background of palm trees and the pyramid of Luxor Hotel & Casino, a portrait of being in "The Holy Land"...feeling the vibe of mystery and holiness! Walk into the church entrance is another statue of the Christ with hands outstretched in the air, Welcoming! Upon entering the shrine, Christ on the Cross is on your right next to a Holy Water stand where the devoted, religious and faithful can take home this water in any container preferred. Glass doors leads the faithful to a wide triangular room where on a glass ceramic tiled wall is a statue of The Redeemer Jesus Christ on a Cross. He is alive, not dead! His eyes lifted to the sky and as if He is speaking to His Father. I love this depiction of Christ on the Cross. He is alive in His last minutes of His Life, as if He is with us in this journey of our lives. Most churches I have been to have Christ on the Cross but in his Crucified Death state. The colorful stained glass window casts a beautiful rainbow-like glow on Him with shimmering glitters from the ceramic glass tiles appearing like crystals glowing. I adore Him in this altar! A few steps of stairs leads to the altar. Marble table where the Priest performs the Mass offerings and the Eucharistic Prayers in the Holy Mass is aptly matched by the gleaming tiled floor all around the church. A large black grand piano is situated on the far right of the raised altar while an organ is on the altar's lower side. On both sides of the church's wall are bronze statues depicting "The Annunciation", "Wedding Feast of Cana", "Crucifixion", "Nativity", "Baptism of The Lord", "Washing Of The Feet At The Last Supper". Each lit by a soft glow of spot lighting. Below these depictions are rows of electric candles where the faithful can light a candle for their spiritual prayer offering. Money offerings for this candle light can be dropped in a metal box. Two Exit doors can be seen along both these walls of the church, are accessible only for emergency situations. Rows and rows of light-colored wooden pews matches the overall color scheme of this church. The seats and knee rests are cushioned. The walls along the glass doors is where "Stations of The Cross" are. A small chapel of "Our Lady of Guadalupe" is on the far right side of the church upon entering the church. Cozy as it is perfect, for adoring Her! The chapel has three major works of art: an oil painting of Our Lady, a hand-carved four foot statue of St. Joseph and child Jesus and a contemporary wall mural. Adjacent to the chapel is where the Comfort Rooms are also available for anyone needing the relief. The Gift Shop is on the left side of the church upon entering the church where religious items such as novenas, Bible, rosaries, statues and the like are to be found for purchase at a reasonable expenditure. I love to visit the Gift Shop from time to time as religious items are ones I never tire of looking at. The Eucharistic Minister or Priest that speaks in the Mass varies but each of them delivers the mass in very interesting and enthusiastic way. Daily Holy Mass is at 11:30 a.m., Saturday Mass is at 4:00 p.m., and Sunday Holy Mass is at 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 12:00 p.m. The gates to the shrine are closed prior to, and after mass. The Shrine's Bulletin states that this 2,200 seats church was dedicated on the Feast of the Presentation of The Lord on February 2, 1993. As this shrine is close to "The Strip" or the Las Vegas Boulevard, expect to find people from around the world praying and visiting this church. It's nice to see many different faces all in one roof... whether Catholic or not, everyone is welcome! I always find this a Perfect Place for delightfully listening to God's Words and have a silent, prayerful adoration! To be in "Sin City" Vegas I need all the spiritual uplifting and guidance from The One powerful above!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer:
Seems like they have a decent selection, but after sitting for 10 minutes with several open tables (it wasn't busy), we still hadn't been acknowledged and walked out. Maybe the scotch makes up for the bad service.