Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Probably the best tacos in town. Please don't move!!! Also, being Hispanic I've had my fair share of Horchata's in my life...this one tops them all, it's more like an Horchata Salad, just brilliant!

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Was a big fan of fiasta burrito but when my sister and her gf (she happens to be African American) went in to get something to eat you can tell they felt uncomfortable and made us feel uneasy. They just kept giving altitude and rolling there eyes. At one point we can hear them comment in the back saying racial slurs in spanish since were mexican also. I just cant go back if they are prejudice and homophopic and if thats how they run business then we're jusy going to take our business else where. Update-went again to get something to drink since it was hot and too see if they changed but guess not So I talked about fiasta burrito before but damn man dont go at night for drinks. Just went to get a small horchata and a large and the guy end up giving me 2 large which isn't a big deal but then before I took off I noticed one was purple so I went back literally seconds later pretty much went around the restaurant still in there parking lot and the guy was like "what do you want"(really man) and I said "hey man I asked for 2 horchatas and he went on the offense and said "NO YOU SAID 1 HORCHATA AND 1 JAMAICA LOOK AT YOUR RECEIPT". then I went um no 1st I asked for 1 large and 1 small and you end giving me two large with no receipt which I dont mind but you didn't give two horchatas and then he went on by okay but I need to charge you and I said wth why i didn't ask for that order then he was like fine pull up and he end giving me my drink but with the craziest altitude. I was more shocked then mad like wtf man it was the easiest order ever and I didn't snap at him or get mad. Idk why he was so mad

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
This review applies to the Durango / Warm Springs LV location. So I had to pick up dinner for my family, most notably one of my kids who was having a late after school practice session. I ordered two pepperoni pizza's and when I picked them up, I asked if they could put three pieces in a separate small box for my kid. The clerk, a teenager, looked a little clueless about this request, and went to ask her manager, which is understandable, as she doesn't have the power to make such a mind altering executive decision. The manager replied that they could not touch the pizza once it came out and that the answer was "no." So it's okay to touch it before it goes into the oven, but after that, no. Got it. She then said "my manager said I could give you bread stick bags." I said "you don't have a small box?" and she replied that the request was impossible. So she gives me these paper bags. I open the pizza box at the counter to start to separate the slices into these narrow bags for my kid, which is clearly not working. The pizza is piping hot, burning my hands, cheese is going everywhere and it's not even sliced right, so I'm having to pull the scalding pizza slice off with my fingers and then place it in a skinny paper bag. The manager sees my frustration and says "is everything okay." and I say, "Can I just have a small box to put these slices in? This really isn't working." He replies that they don't have a small box. "Anything? Something you put breadsticks in or something?" "No." I then spot a small box out of the corner of my eye that has cinnamon shit in it or something. "I just saw a small box. Can't you give me one of those?" "Uh, no. We track our boxes." What happens when one of the boxes falls on the floor? Or gets contaminated? How do you account for it then? It was clear that he just did not want to account for a missing box when clearly he could have. "How much would it be to BUY a box," thinking it would be fifty cents or something. "Four dollars." I shook my head and walked out. Customer service should be your first priority, Little Caesars, especially with Yelp now. Pfffff.