input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Worst restaurant experience in my week in Vegas! I recently visited Gordon Ramsay's Pub & Grill and was very excited to try it. Our visit started out very well. Our server was extremely professional and friendly. It ended there, however. I was with a party of four and we all ordered. I ordered the lamb burger and couldn't wait to taste it, which I never did do. I specifically asked if the burger had lettuce on it and was told no. It had some on it when it came and the server stated that it wasn't supposed to be like that so he took it back. This would have been fine, however, somehow my meal got "lost" due to our server needing to wait on a table that had a language barrier. So I sat while my whole table ate and finished with still no food. When I flagged down our "new" server, he seemed not to know what was going on. I asked for the manager, who was also not aware of the issue. When I told her, she did offer to get me a meal, but by then it was too late. I was not about to eat while everyone else waited for me. She did comp our drinks, but I would have rather had my burger and enjoyed my meal. I was so disappointed because I am a big fan of Gordon Ramsay, and if he puts his name on a restaurant, I expect it to be great. The others in my party did enjoy their meals. So, ultimately, I left hungry and annoyed!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I'm a huge fan of Mrs. Whites, and this is a chip off the ol' block, but with a twist. The fried chicken is tender and juicy inside while perfectly crispy on the outside. Great flavor as well, and not dripping with grease. The green beans are perfection! Perfectly cooked, seasoned, and had a slight kick (heat) to them. The mac and cheese was also delicious. The corn bread muffin was moist, buttery and flavorful. I was so full, but had to try the red velvet, and so glad I did. The cake is so moist and the frosting is perfect; not overly sweet. The only thing to be aware of is that bits of the red cake get stuck between teeth. Looks like those red pills you use to check if you're brushing your teeth correctly (epic fail). I'm just glad I went to the bathroom to wash my hands and noticed my red teeth before heading out to the next event. So,note to self, don't take pictures after eating the cake and be cautious if you're on a first date. If he or she is giggling while looking at you, it's not because you're funny (well, your are, but not for the reasons you think). Service was alright, considering how busy it was. The HUGE negative is that I came on a Saturday and the ENTIRE parking lot (mind you it's really small) is valet. So, you're paying additional money to eat here on the weekend. You could choose to park along the street or in front of someone's home, but I'm not sure how safe the area is. It's so busy on the weekend parking is limited. We got there around 10:30am and parked close by and waited about 15 minutes for a table. There's a very small waiting area inside. Most people had to wait outside, which was fine since the weather is nice. But in the summer and winter, this could be an issue. Was it worth it? Ohhhh, yeah!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Ms A. and I happened upon Sensi while scoping out the lobby of Bellagio and it was so beautiful and serene (not common qualities on The Strip) we decided we'd perch at the bar for a bit. Well, the staff were nice and welcoming so we ended up staying for dinner. Man, what a dinner it was! Ms A. had the tandoor-baked chicken in a curry butter that was indescribably tender and luscious. I had seared dayboat scallops, skewered with oxtail ravilolis. Both were utterly out of this world. We had martinis, dry and delicious. Our bartender recommended the excellent asparagus tempura as a starter. "You'll thank me," he said. Well, we thanked him and whatever happenstance steered us down that hall at Bellagio, too. A great meal and although pricy, not at all out of line on Las Vegas Blvd.