Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Friendly staff, excellent espresso. Free wifi and comfortable environment to sit for an hour or two sipping espresso. Good chai and lattes too, have not tried food but looks better than what you can find at the big coffee chains.
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A: Once again, thank you Yelp for helping me find another great restaurant to satisfy my hungry tummy... My boyfriend's parents live in Vegas, so we come here a couple of times a year. For the past year, I've been wanting to try this place out, and finally got around to it tonight. I really liked how the restaurant was set up - small, simple, and traditional looking - they're not trying to look super nice, rather than giving off a more comfortable eating atmosphere. The inside of Ichiza consists of around 10 tables, and then there's a tatami (I don't know if there's a spelling for it) section with 2 long tables, where you take your shoes off and sit on the ground. Then besides that, there's the kitchen area. The service here is ok, not great but not bad. It is what it is. However, the food is really good. Like Richard L. said, it's like tapas, but Japanese style. I guess this type of cuisine is called "Izakaya" as I have learned after reading all of these reviews. Living in the Bay Area, I actually have yet to find a place with this type of cuisine - everyone in the Bay is really hung up on sushi (hey, which i love, dont get me wrong). Anyhow, my boyfriend and I came here tonight and we ordered an order of their udon, chicken skewers, agedashi tofu, kimchi fried rice, and spicy tuna roll. The udon was really tasty and they added some seaweed, egg, and veggies to it. I didn't try the chicken skewers, but they looked like Teryaki Chicken pieces on a stick, and my boyfriend liked them a lot. The Agedashi Tofu, which is one of my favorite appetizers, came with a generous portion of fruit, and 4 huge slices of tofu. The tofu was very fresh and soft, and the dish was very good. Spicy tuna roll was pretty good, but not amazing. Lastly, I loved their Kimchi Fried Rice.. Ichiza's fried rice definitely kicks some @ss... It was sooooo tasty and with the kimchi, it was the perfect amount of spicyness. Overall, 4 stars for above average food and very low prices. (all of those dishes only came out to about $22.) Definitely a lot lower than the prices we're used to. All of the smaller dishes run from $3-$5, and larger dishes run from $6-$9.. none of it is expensive. If I lived in the area, I would definitely come back. And, they're open till 3AM!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: There's so much to like at The Penguin: a ridiculously large basket of sweet potato fries, the best black bean burger I have ever had, great music, a fun-loving staff, etc. It's small, funky, and a lot of fun. If I lived in or near Charlotte, I'd eat here all the time.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: We went to U.S. Egg after my son's baptism a few weeks ago. We called a week ahead to put our 'name in' because our party was for 14 people and they don't technically take reservations. I was glad to hear that they would put our group at the top of the list for our convenience and we wouldn't have to wait that long (Which was great because we had a baby and an elderly family member). When the Sunday morning came (10am) we arrived and we were greeted very warmly. How refreshing, a busy restaurant smiling and not freaking out due to the party size. The restaurant was bright and seemed rather casual. They seated us promptly (no waiting). There was a manager (I believe) that even took our cake we had back to the fridge so it didn't take up space and would be fresh ready to go after brunch. He was so nice! Now comes the food part. It took a long time for a waitress to come over and take our order. Which was odd, you would think with a party that big, the server wouldn't have that many other tables. The poor girl had 4 aside from us!! Poor thing. Although we were starving, when the waitress did finally take our order (15+ minutes), she was very pleasant. I could bet she was frazzled, but she didn't show it when she arrived at our table. So ordering wait time was not good, but once again, customer service was nice. And after all, a good experience at a food restaurant is highly based on the staff. I ordered pancakes, turkey sausage, and scrambled eggs. All very good, but nothing was 'amazing' or 'had to have'. But was hot, had just the right amt. of seasoning. And the food arrived pretty quickly after ordering (normal for a large party size). Please note, they do have a menu for gluten free I believe. (One member of the party had to order special for their diet). Then the manager brought out the cake we brought and a bunch of plates (and 'to go boxes for the rest of the cake).Very nice indeed. After all was done, we had to split the bill unfortunately, so it created a bit of havoc when separating the bill. My sister had a coffee on her bill (and she didn't order one) and we had a whole meal added to our bill and we had to get that removed. The manager again stepped in and was very cordial and removed the item (after 15 min. of discussion with the waitress). All-in-all, we would go back to this restaurant, it wasn't that expensive, had a great staff, and decent food.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I stopped in for a quick iced peppermint mocha and was very impressed all around. The staff was extremely friendly and excited to chat about the business. This place is not your typical coffee shop. They have tons of space to meet up and relax. They are also an art gallery with some beautiful pieces to look at. Culture is a good way to describe this business because they are really bringing a unique culture and vibe to the downtown Phoenix area. I always excited to discover places like this and support them with my business. I encourage everyone to check this place out and keep it alive!!
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output:
Bland. I was so excited there was an LGBT club right there on the strip, and I remembered having a good time at the "old" Krave two and a half years ago (apparently it has changed locations since then), but what a letdown. I arrived on a Friday night, about 1:00 a.m., expecting a crowd, or expecting that the people who were there would at least be on the dance floor- wrong on both counts. There were less than 30 people dancing, and a few dozen more hanging at the bar or on the couches. I stayed for less than an hour. The DJ was decent, playing typical house stuff, but nothing spectacular. Nothing that had me rushing to the dance floor. The decor was non-existent, and parts of the club seemed to be in disrepair, or maybe still under renovation. I bought one cocktail for $13, again, typical for that type of venue, and actually cheaper than other most bars and lounges in Vegas. They didn't charge me a cover, which was great. The security team and bartenders were pretty friendly and welcoming. The staff was honestly the best part of the experience. It's a shame that the rest of the club didn't measure up. I hear good things about Share, but honestly, it's too far away, since I usually stay at New York New York, the MGM Grand, or the Excalibur. I hope Krave gets its act together soon and does something to bring the bodies in! Oh, also a lot of straight people there, or at least male/female couples. I don't hate on them, I love our allies and all, I was just perplexed by this, lol!