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

Answer: The Americano was limp. Wish I had gone someplace else. The tables were dirty and service was slow. Hate to give a bad review, but I was not impressed.

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

Answer: Let me just begin by saying that I am a huge fan of Fox Restaurant Concepts. I had heard so much about True Food Kitchen, so I decided to grab a quick bite to eat. While previously on their website, I was drooling over their Ahi Tuna Sliders; as a result, I ordered them. I must add that I believe that wasabi (a prominent flavor) BELONGS with anything ahi related. These sliders came with a wasabi aioli, but it was very bland, and you could not even identify that wasabi was involved. I asked if there was another wasabi sauce available that was stronger, but instead, the chef gave me a Sriracha aioli which was more mayonnaise (again) than anything else. The server saw that I was still not enjoying the sandwich (it all lacked flavor, even the fish), so she had the chef make a stronger aioli. It was ALMOST there. It was not even hot, only a hit of wasabi. I know that everyone has a different heat preference, but all I was asking was to TASTE the wasabi. I needed lunch and needed to jet so I finished the meal with the last wasabi aioli attempt. I was ready to pay, and to my surprise, the server comped my meal! It was a pleasant surprise. I was not impressed at all by my first experience with the food, but because of the nice gesture by the server, I will return again. True Food Kitchen has a great atmosphere and a friendly and attentive staff. Try it for yourself. :)

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

Answer:
What a find. What a bargain, especially at The Venetian. A sandwich combo (any sandwich; chips, slaw or potato salad; large fountain drink...w/refills) for $10.95 + tax. Add to the combo a (16 oz?) cup of chicken noodle soup or matzo ball soup for $1 more. You get free bagel crisps with the soup. I got the combo two times in two days. So much for the "value" side of the equation. Now for the food: it was good, fresh, and homemade-tasting. The pastrami and turkey portions were generous but not obscene (like some NY delis at other casinos.) The NY cheesecake was the real thing and only $3.50/slice (half of what Grand Lux charges for it's Cheesecake Factory made stuff!) Go to the food court and check out this place.