Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: On this current trip home, I visited the Warhol yet again. The museum still is easily a five-star attraction. From the moment you walk through the doors and have poppies and cats and everything else thrust into your face, you'll be transported to a dream of creative, accessible art. Still brilliant. Yesterday's visit was specifically for the Alex Ross exhibit ; I didn't wander through the rest of the museum like I usually do. Holy 15 minutes, Batman! This is the best, most thorough guest exhibit I've had the pleasure of seeing at the Warhol! It's such a finely curated collection of canvas, 3-d models, sketches, childhood drawings and final comic covers. The collection represented Ross' work from age 4 forward, and the accompanying information near each piece really brought everything to life. Go for the paper dolls he made as a tike. Go for the Justice and Crisis variations. Go for the Iron Man mask model. Go for the dizzying perspective on paintings of characters in NYC or Gotham. Go for the Mythology covers. Go for it all. Just go. REPEAT: DO NOT MISS THIS! The gift shop has some great items corresponding to the Ross exhibit. Don't miss the Warhol/Ross comic for just $2.99, which contains info about the artists and the exhibit. BEWARE, though: The gift shop doesn't sell bags/boards like you'd expect for this product. Seriously, it's a REALLY idiotic mistake to sell comics but not the proper protection to go with them. I mean, this well-considered exhibit especially is going to attract nerds and collectors. And the museum didn't even consider how those buyers would get their prizes home? I wasn't looking for longboxes - just some $0.25 bags and boards. Big fail. There are some generic superhero things, too. I stocked up on pins (both Marvel and DC). The shop also has a ton of items by Warhol and other artists. Be sure to look down for clearance items. I found sale stuff under the back table and on the shelf under the t-shirt display.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: My family came to visit me from Hawaii during the hottest week of June 2013. During their stay I took them to Nanay Gloria's for late lunch. From other reviewers description of the possible wait for a table, we were lucky that it wasn't crowded at all. You seat yourself. There is no instructions from the staff to what to do - no signs, either. So, don't expect a greeter. I think there should be one, though! In any case, Thank goodness for reading the reviews here on yelp - so, I told my family just pick a table and start filling your plate. For water there is a water cooler and ice bucket with plastic cups off to the corner. If you want regular drinks, ask the busboy that comes around cleaning the tables. The restaurant is pretty clean - we noticed that it took a bit for the bus boy to clean the tables from previous customers. Otherwise, the dining area is relatively clean AND the buffet area is VERy VERY clean. There are signs throughout the buffet area starting from the plate sections of the health rules: basically, do not come up to buffet table with your used plates. Must get new plates and bowls. I was relieved that they at least had these signs. They have large plates (for starches) and small bowls to put your other entrees - initially, we just piled it on our plates. Only, when we saw what other new customers were doing on loading their plates: large plates for starches and small bowls for other foods. Theres no rules But I thought I would mention it here. :) The food was pretty good - a large variety. I guess you never know what will be served. We all enjoyed it. We especially loved the pancit. Very simple yet yummy. We all tried everything. It was all good and tasty Filipino dishes. I liked the fried smelt - or, dilis. so - good! My aunt liked the beef stew (Nilagang baka). The dinuguan was good - no grit. There was a lot to choose from! However, the dessert is priced separately. We didn't try any of it but the turon and cascaron looked yum. I noticed a customer got some and looked happy eating it. In the back of the restaurant - there is a little grocery area where you can buy ingredients for a meal or buy crackers and candies from the Phillipines like polvoron. So, check out the back for more. My only real negative was that the air conditioned was not on full. It felt humid in there. Outside was literally 113 degrees and we had hoped to cool in a restaurant but we were disappointed. It was not cool at all!! They were stingy on the air-conditioning! The staff behind the buffet didn't smile at all. We didn't feel welcomed. Even when we paid, there was no smile. We were 4 filipino women just wanting to eat - nothing strange about us. So, don't expect a friendly staff. In any case, I would come here again - maybe cooler climate. LOL :)

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
Went for a 1 hour massage. After massage was done I got dressed drank a glass of water paid for mine and my brothers massage and walk out the door. When I walked out the door I looked at the time on my phone and it had only been 50min. Let the girl at the front desk know and they acted like I was crazy. I have no need to lie about the length of my massage. I get massages once a week and have never checked the time until now.