Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Swetha + Qdoba's Grilled Veggie Burrito = wheeeeeeeeeeeee!!! Yummmy, yum, yum, and some more yum! Oh yeah, don't forget to go in wearing sweats!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: I have to admit I grew up on South 21 and have been a fan ever since. As far back as the late 60's did my family go here. I recently went again on a visit to Charlotte and this time it was almost as good as I remember it. I always get the fried trout dinner and it is always great. It was tender and very tasty. It came with french fries, roll, coleslaw and tarter sauce. I have never been a fan of those last two so I never eat them. The roll in my opinion is just a regular roll and does not stand out. The french fries are about the same as the roll nothing really special but tasty non the less. I also got an order of onion rings. To this day they are my favorite. I will say that on this particular time they seemed not as hot as before but still tasty. My husband got the hamburger steak with grilled onions. For once he was the indecisive one. I had a taste and it was tender and juicy and the onions were grilled perfectly. He usually gets the Super Boy and likes it very much.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
Why one star you ask? Everything was great except for one, glaring, inexcusable transgression... We arrived at 10pm on Thanksgiving night and were swiftly and courteously checked in by the staff. We were assigned our room in the Paradise Tower (newer but farther from the casino). The room was more spacious than I expected, the linens and beds were nice, and there was a big screen TV. Off to a good start. We headed down to the casino floor and began gambling. Charming dealers and box men/women had us in stitches all night and one of my friends even won a good deal of money. The drinks and cards kept coming at a solid pace, and despite minor financial woes and liver damage, we were no worse for the wear. We had a blast that first night and stayed out until the sun was high in the morning sky. The next night was a similar experience, though this time with a trip to the hotel's steakhouse, Rare 120. While the meat was undercooked (leaving me to think that the place was aptly named), the service was good, the apps were delicious, and they were happy to oblige us by bringing over another table when two ladies joined us mid-dinner. Also, thanks to our gaming on the previous night, the dinner was comped. Later that evening, a friend of one of the gentlemen I was traveling with came to visit us at the hotel. We met him outside, he came in and sat down for some blackjack. Next, the three of us got up from the table to head to the bathroom. Once in the bathroom, we were approached by a uniformed police officer with a dog. Cornered and without means of exit, he asked for our IDs and had them photocopied. When asked the meaning of this shakedown, he replied "It's private property, we don't need a reason." But it became painfully obvious what the reason was. Our friend who came to visit us, who is an Emmy award winning actor, by the way, was black. Myself and my other friend who was present were white. Plain as day, abject racism that was the only conceivable reason for such a ridiculous use of intimidation. As a hotel guest and someone who had spent thousands of dollars in their establishment, I was mortified. They let us go on our way, and we headed back up to the room to bid our friend a good evening. Ten minutes later, he called to tell us that when he went back downstairs he was asked to leave. "Private property," they told him. The next morning we spoke with the floor manager, who assured us that everything was done according to their "code". I suppose their code includes singling out black people for humiliation and ejection from the premises. Despite everything else in the weekend being near perfect, I will never ever return to the Hard Rock because of the racism and humiliation I experienced as a guest there. I suggest you stay away as well.