input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: We flew into Phoenix to go house hunting. I booked a Camry or equivalent for the 8 days. I am not sure why they didn't have that vehicle or equivalent available. The young lady said she was going to upgrade me free of charge to a small SUV. I believe it was a Chevy Traverse. I am 6'5 and it had adequate leg room. But, I still would have rather had the better gas mileage in what I had booked since I was house hunting and running all over. But, it was still a nice little vehicle. The acceleration was horrible though. The young lady at the desk was very attentive and engaging for conversation and seemed to show genuine interest in my visit. The rental process took about 6 minutes. We went down and picked the vehicle up downstairs, that took another 3 minutes. The vehicle was just cleaned. It only had about 3,500 miles on it so extremely new overall. The return was super easy and I was very thankful they were open at 6:00 AM. A couple seconds after arriving the guy looked the Chevy over, said I was all set and have a nice day. I do recommend filling up a couple exits before the airport as I didn't see any gas stations once I arrived in the actual airport area. They emailed me a final invoice which was exactly for what I had signed for the first day. I would certainly rent from them again. But, I would probably call ahead to make sure I was going to get the vehicle I booked and not something I didn't book.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I came with in hungry and with an open mind, being a huge steakhouse fan. They charge a hefty price for their steaks; and the steaks are very good. However, the steaks are nothing special. I had the ribeye, and my date had the filet. Both were obviously quality cuts of meat, but just nothing that would set either apart from other steakhouses. I did not appreciate the attitudes of the snooty staff and hostesses. This place is over-the-top pretentious, which is to be expected, but I just felt like there was an ora that was disgusting. In Vegas, I've enjoyed Guy Savoy and Joel Robuchon which are other even higher-end restaurants. There was a warm feeling with the service and I felt like their guest for a special treat. At Prime, they made it feel as though I should be thankful to be served and seated in such a prim and proper, "high" class environment. Prime is trying to be something that it's not. This restaurant is located 45 yards from a wheel of fortune slot. There is nothing privileged about working/eating there. We're not in Paris folks, we're in Las Vegas- king of the nobody doing his best to act like he's somebody, and paying the credit card price for month's to come (LV is my favorite city in America). Finally, the $100 seafood appetizer platter was a complete waste. The oysters were terrible (relative). Prime needs to lose the attitude, and focus more on special food that matches the price.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Great little place on the strip. We came here for breakfast (sadly they were out of the orange juice) but I had the french toast and a side of bacon, which were both excellent. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a good breakfast.