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### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I always thought that chicken and rice was the same everywhere in this city, but I was wrong. It's very difficult to screw up chicken and rice but it's just as difficult to perfect it and perfect it these guys have. The rice is flavorful and has that nice saffron color. The chicken and lamb are very juicy. The white sauce is cool and tangy. Some say it's just watered down ranch but my taste buds tell me otherwise. The real halal guys use the yellow bags, wear yellow shirts, and their rice is much more yellow. Beware of imitators during the day. They're just not the same.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 6; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.012222222; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.551944444" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "This is my favorite Tapas place in the city. My best friend and I love going to Tapas bars and we come here at least twice a month. I have yet to had a tapa that wasn't good and they sangria is amazing. They have so many different flavors. My favorites are the red sangria and the blueberry/pomegranate/champagne sangria. And on Thursdays and Saturdays, they have flamenco dancers. I have yet to go then, because I never plan enough in advance, but I'm hoping to go soon. I highly recommend checking this place out. You won't be disappointed.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.2425; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.5575" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "THIS is what a real meal tastes like. I have never fallen in love with flavors like this before. It was love at first bite. From the fish flown in from Japan, to the sea urchin and wine to cleanse our palate - we did it right! This meal is well worth it. GO!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.363690476; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.411507937" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "$10 brunch for good size portions and excellent food, can't be beat!  It includes coffee, tea or mimosa. The French Toast melts in your mouth. The croque monsieur was also divine. The emmenthaler cheese forms a golden crust on top and they somehow manage to keep the bread from being soggy. We ordered 1 poached egg and they gave us 2 for just $1.  They have a small TV at the bar where you can watch sports. The downside is that the place is a bit cramped in space, it took a little while for the food to come out, and the insufficient A/C. I wouldn't  come on a hot and humid day.  Also, it's pricier for lunch/dinner (entrees are $16 and up), so I would suggest just coming for brunch.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.2890625; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.54375" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I am not sure if they stopped giving out pickles or perhaps it's just this location sans pickles, but I want to say I am in love with their Shrimp and Corn Chowda!!!! They have a lot more soup options here than their East Village location. Their Haddock Chowda was pretty tasty too, but I prefer my Haddock as an entree rather than a small feature in my soup. I really enjoyed my Shrimp and Corn Chowda - my first time having this sort of combination and it's well worth the trip. Of course, I also got the amazing lobster roll with empress claws!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.338888889; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.602469136" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Went for brunch today after much cajoling by my partner. I was highly skeptical after reading many of the reviews given the price points here but I had a very satisfying first experience and can now recommend it (for brunch at least). It was snow-slushing outside so we had no wait for a table, a rarity at popular spots in BK. If you are looking for traditional, you might be disappointed (i.e. no pancakes or French toast on this menu), but if you want something slightly out of the ordinary Do Or Dine has you covered. Try the shishito pepper app,which comes with five dipping salts. I think the deep fried deviled eggs "E666S" were a miss - kinda dry. As for entrees, the Fried Brussel Benny was delish and unique in flavors with one of the best hollandaise I've ever had. The lamb hash was a straight forward creation but still tasty. You can get a mimosa/bloody for $6 with an entree. They take cards and payment through an app. The servers were friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. The background jams were cool. My biggest complaint would be the disco ball lights...unnecessary and annoying...it's a restaurant, not a dance hall.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.116666667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.5" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "A wonderful large space for a brewpub/restaurant. The beers are diverse. The German brews are great for those not really into craft. The IPAs and hoppy brews on the other hand are great for craft beer drinkers and this brewpub is now making some of the better hoppy brews in New York. I really enjoy the ability to order small .2L glasses so one can create their own flight and try multiple brews. There's food as well, and the fries are a perfect snack to soak up your beer drinking. A fantastic addition for beer drinkers, along with Torst.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.358376623; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.550541126" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Cute casual Belgian restaurant. Love the Tintin framed posters all over. Service is prompt. The bread basket sucks. Serving cold bread to a hungry person won't work. Love the fact they have a separate menu for waffles. I tried the waffle Dame Blanch and it was delicious! One of the best I've had. The waffle was super duper crunchy and the chocolate sauce not too sweet. It's served with vanilla ice cream which was standard. Just the crunch on that was amazing! Cute spot to hang out. I do love their decor!!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.34389881; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.677380952" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "These guys seem to change their name a lot so I'll give them a new review under the new name!  Still great pizza... some of the most unique toppings you can find in a to-go pizza place.  But what brings this up to 4 stars (I'd previously given them 3), are the new little service touches... a nice box instead of the plate/bag... cutting the slices in half (slices are big).  Little things make the difference.  Keep it up!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.104844114; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.534382284" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "i don't eat pork but that carne asada is good enough for me. you have to spend a minimum of $6 to use plastic but it's not bad since you need to buy at least 2 tacos to keep you satisfied. the pollo adobo was NOT good :/ the best mexican food i've had in NY. LOVE it.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 6; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.215; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.566666667" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I LOVE banh mi and this place had always been so highly reviewed, so I was thrilled with Scoutmob for scoring us free banh mi to try! Unfortunately, the baguette was very dry - fresh but flaked everywhere like chalk - and I wasn't a fan of the greasy pork inside. The "cha lua" ham seemed nonexistent. All the flavors just didn't work together the way a good Vietnamese sandwich should. It was also stuffed unevenly and difficult to eat. On the plus side, the fresh chiles inside were SUPER SPICY. They also had all the sandwiches pre-made for the Scoutmob...well, MOB - so I got my sandwich no more than ten seconds after ordering. It was certainly worth the money (heh, heh) but I'd stick with Sau Voi (on Lafayette).; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.143777778; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.565777778" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Came back to try the tavern part of the restaurant, and definitely the same as my experience in the main dining room. Again, I was impressed by the hostess service. They were so friendly and helpful. Again, I was unimpressed by the actual wait staff. Not especially helpful, and a little frazzled. I guess the food is supposed to come out lukewarm. I do NOT like this. I know the plates have to look nice and be wiped down, but that doesn't mean that the food should not be hot! The choices were a bit limited. We had the sweetbreads and baked clams to start. Both were lukewarm. The clams were a mix of breaded scallop, clam and just kind of tasted like an oceany-mush. I really didn't like it, but that could just be my personal preference. The sweetbreads were good, but could have had more of a sear. The monkfish was very simple, a bit on the bland side. The pork chop was very good though, it was cooked well with a nice caramelization on the edges, although the meat near the bone was near raw. Overall, I won't be back. I could get better food elsewhere without the wait of the tavern and without the price of the dining room. I definitely don't hate this place, but the cons outweigh the pros.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 5; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.157991555; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.508891229" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I've been here once before for brunch and once for dinner more recently.  I have to say it did not disappoint.  It may be a little on the pricey side, but for the excellent service and food that was executed and presented well... it's worth it.  It's a cute date place, although you should try to make reservations ahead of time (fairly small space).  For dinner, we ordered the lobster appetizer, which was perfectly cooked.  I had the veal entree and K had the pork with black beans.  They were both pretty good, but not mind-blowing (hence only the four star rating).  Their chocolate souffle was oozing with delicious gooeyness.  It is definitely a must-have for chocolate lovers.   Side note:  Their white bread is amazing.  Almost cake-like.  The buttery spreads that came with the bread were a nice touch.  (1. apricot/lentil spread 2. french butter spread 3. blue cheese spread)  I usually only have one piece of bread before a meal, but I had THREE whole pieces!  It was just that good.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.308901515; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.603787879" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "We wondered why there was a line out the door for this small mom and pop shop and we know why- the food is delish for a great price! We had dumplings and some noodle soup - tasty!! In our short trip to NY, this was our fave quick stop. Only downside is the place is super packed and tiny so seating is limited.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.168154762; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.532440476" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "One of the few classic American restaurants that offers a wide variety of good quality delicious food. Pair that with live jazz - what more can you ask for. This place is home to the best tasting burger on planet earth. Beats any shake shack Unami or any of those places. For $19, it's definitely worth it. Perfectly toasted egg bun with just the right amount of condiments and meat. Must try.   Plus, they have a secret menu called "the California burger" which was on the menu before but they took it off. Can't go wrong. I heard their sushis are good as well as their meats, but I personally have no idea because I always get the burger here. They're also really consistent - same quality and atmosphere at their other location - which is always awesome. Downside of this place is that it's a little stiff - lot of business and dressy people. And the waiters are a bit snobby.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 6; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.23530256; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.454451346" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I'm conflicted with what to rate this place. I want to give it a 4 for food, bc the food itself is really good. Cafeteria reminds me of Delecatessen in SoHo, but better. It's like a diner 2.0, which is always a win in my book for Sunday brunch. However, I'm giving this place a 3 out of 5, because 1.) in the summer they leave their garage doors open, making it unbelievable hot inside and 2.) the wait is always too long and unrealistic. They should consider reservations. This ends up becoming one of those typical over hyped NYC places that you want nothing to do with after a while.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.173333333; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.66" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Gyu-Kaku is chain restaurant and it is popular as it has good locations, good consistency of food. However, there is nothing really special about this place, the meat quality is good but not great. You can find tons of other Japanese bbq places with better taste and quality of food in NYC The highlight of Gyu-Kaku is green tea crepe cake - I speculate that it is from Lady M. lol; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.330194805; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.536038961" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "they have the best steamed pork buns in the city GUARANTEED! The ramen is also the best in the city. Amazing and I am never disappointed!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.7671875; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.5625" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I hesitate to give this late night "junk food" 5 stars, but it's part of the New York City experience. Halal carts have basically taken over hot dog/pretzel stands on the streets of New York. This is the best halal that I've had and is a bit different from what you usually get. For $6 ($1 more than the usual carts), you get a huge platter of rice, lamb/chicken combination, salad, pita, and sauces. For drunk late night food, it's some of the best. The portion is so big that you probably should split it with someone. Then again, if you have an appetite, you can shovel that yummy hala goodness into face until you're completely stuffed. They give you a container of hot sauce and white sauce. Watch OUT for the hot sauce. it's extremely spicy and you don't need the whole thing. Don't ruin your whole plate of food by throwing it all in. As for the white sauce, which they're famous for, put on as much as you can. They even have bottles on the side of the cart that you can use so you can go crazy. As for a tip, don't wait on line like all the other people. Right across the street there are extra carts. They sell the same thing and you can tell by exact same yellow bags hanging from the carts. I don't know why people aren't catching onto this. While it's nothing something I could eat everyday, I think this has become something that you simply have to experience in New York. It's near Time Square for all you tourists and even die hard New Yorkers keep coming back to this place.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.092237554; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.459442641" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I really liked the place.  The food and the service were both fantastic!! And met the high expectations set for this restaurant. To start with, the variety of warm bread accompanied by caponata, olive oil, and marscapone was yummy.  For apps, we split the rabbit agnolotti, (pasta stuffed with rabbit in a light reduction) which was delish!  Then for a main, I had one of the most amazing pieces of fish I ever tasted - a Red Snapper accompanied by clams, crab and unique sicilian style fregola (cous cous died with squid ink?) To complete the meal, we had some type of heavenly chocolate dessert. So to sum it up, I would highly recommend Scarpetta.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.365555556; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.601111111" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Sat outside to dine before a show.  Restaurant is funky and narrow.  The dining is on the first floor and I think there are 2 different bars on the 2nd and 3rd floors.  It has an old tavern feel.  The greeter is very friendly and knows everyone in the neighborhood.  The service and food were very good.   We were able to have dinner at 6:30 and get to our 8:00 show on time.  The ravioli were just delicious! Perfectly seasoned and thin, fresh pasta.    I usually don't get ravioli, because I don't like cheese, but their ravioli had no cheese.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.1965; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.432555556" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Having spent a while in Spain, I was pleased with this place. The dishes had quite authentic flavours (nice, but simple) and the service was excellent. We got four raciones and 2 tapas between 4 hungry men and it was just right. It gets pretty loud at weekends because they have a flamenco dance performance and music. All in good fun though.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.375974026; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.667532468" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Soo....Im kind of a hot head. We were running late with some out of town friends, about 30 mins late. By the time we arrived, they gave away our table.Totally understandable but as a hot head I didnt give the best face and was visibly annoyed. Even though I gave a complete sh*t face he managed to get us a table. WOW. That was above and beyond. I appreciated very much that he accommodated us even though he didnt have to. Definitely recommend. The food is great- my guest were veryyyy happy! Especially with the croquettes! The sangria couldve been stonger though... The flamenco show is great! in between they played some of my favs: Enrique Iglesias, Carlos Vives, Julieta Venegas, and Manu Chao. Overall I recommend, especially after putting up with  my sh*t face for being late to my own reservation! :); Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.250454545; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.652727273" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Come to "Sweet Pot Pie" for some good ol' fashion "South" eastern thai food, ya'll. A bit over hyped- and overrated but at the same time, equally good.  Is it the best Thai food NY has to offer? I don't think so.  But, If you're in the area, definitely a must-go. For a person who traveled 2 boroughs to get here, it's do-able. Come here and order family style so you can sample an array of delicious food.   For those sweet tooth, you know how Momofuku's "crack pie" is one sweet cookie? Want to experience the same effect? Order the Thai iced Tea. Oh "my-thai", that's one good, sweet and creamy tea.  (Just make sure to schedule an appointment with the dentist STAT) The dishes that were memorable: 1) Beef Panang Curry: Probably one of my favorite dishes among all of them:  Generally not that spicy but still has a nice kick. What wowed me was the tenderness of the beef with the oh, so good sauce.  This is why you don't share a bowl of white rice. 2)Crispy pork belly:  Crispy....Pork belly... need I say more? Do note that this isn't the normal soft pork belly many expect. It's more like eating pork rinds. It's called "Crispy" for a reason, hello? 3) BBQ Pork: Tender, smoky, flavorful. Good appetizer. 4) Sauted Seafood:  A hodgepodge of fresh seafood (shrimp, oysters, fish) sprinkled with Thai spices (lemon grass) and ginger.  Good sauce for the rice too. Somehow, our table failed to eat some of the more main Thai staples, such as pad thai and drunken noodles.  We did order but guess the item got lost in translation. Service can be really slow at times.  We did the clap, showed some skin, did some hollars, rang a bell, and still, slow service.  I forgive them as the food was good. "Sweet pot pie," hold the cornbread and pass over the Tom Yum Soup. Yum.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.352619048; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.552063492" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Wow. If you missed out on the lobster rolls from Red Hook Lobster Pound at the Dumbo Flea Market  today-- be thankful you can go back every Sunday starting today, 11 am-5pm. Fresh from Maine with New England baking! Yes, we waited at least AN HOUR in line, under the hot sun, but so well worth it!! You've waited longer at Mary's Fish Camp and Pearl havent you-- I have! But get this-- I honestly think LP's is so much better than any of those city lobster rolls. Why? 1. They stack on that lobster meat!  As we were paying the cashier noticed that one of our orders could use a little more lobster, so she threw on some more without us even asking! Great customer service. Not too mayo-y either. 2. The buttered bread! Neither Marys or Pearls use the toasted JJ Nissen Roll. It's a top split roll that just soaks up that butter and is still warm as you bite into it. 3. New condiments like lettuce, celery and green onions were really refreshing. 4. Only $13 for one roll fills you up. My brother had 2 and that was over the top. Marys, Eds and Pearls charge at least a good $32 right? Who needs the damn fries? You come for the lobster meat!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.282495942; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.517792208" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "neh, so so. What made us go there is the location. But as soon as you sit down you know you aren't going to be at a great restaurant. Just have a beer - if you can get the waiter's attention- and leave. seriously, it's not worth spending any money there; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.164814815; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.37962963" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I'm giving Joe's in Chinatown 4 stars instead of 5 for two reasons. One I have yet to try the one in Queens which I hear is the best of all three and two I've only had their dumplings but, HOLY AWESOME DUMPLINGS! Dumplings are one of my favorite foods and Joe's was my first experience with soup dumplings. They were very yummy but the one thing that skeeved me out was, the "soup" inside the dumplings coagulates on the plate and makes you feel kinda gross for eating it. Oh and get the pork soup dumplings. The crab/pork ones aren't as good. Also, the pork fried dumplings are TO DIE for. I Highly recommend them. P.s. I had some questions as to whether or not you can reheat the soup dumplings after they are cold and the "soup" hardens. Well, you can and it will get soupy again. Just pop them in the microwave for 30-45 secs and you should be good. Happy Eating!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.409166667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.639444444" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "One of the most memorable breakfasts I've had in a while!  The blueberry pancakes & sugar-cured bacon were a winning combination - probably one of my favorite breakfasts ever. I arrived on a weekday around noon; I was surprised to find there was a long wait (over 45 minutes) for the tables.  Luckily, I was a single diner and got seated at a counter within 10 minutes - tip: if you really want to avoid a wait, order takeout or come alone.  Service was efficient and friendly - they are understandably swamped, but they still come by frequently enough to take care of you.  Prices are pretty reasonable for what you get, in terms of quality and portion size. I ordered hot tea, blueberry pancakes with warm maple syrup, and a side of sugar-cured bacon.  Everything tasted like heaven.  I normally prefer eating something savory for breakfast, but I'll make an exception for Clinton St. Baking Co.'s pancakes.  You get a pretty big stack - large enough to share between two people.  So fluffy and delicious.  The sugar-cured bacon is also a must-order, and the flavors work especially well with their pancakes. Overall, I really loved Clinton St. Baking Company and definitely plan to come back.  Writing this review has made me crave their pancakes & bacon again - a sign of a true 5-star dining experience for me.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.242006803; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.602721088" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Okay, you're right... these aren't the best dumplings, by far.  By why do they consistently get 4 & 5 stars?  It's a value to tastiness ratio, and it's pretty damn high.  $2 and 10 dumplings later, I am usually full.  I could spend $2 on a store bought can of beans and buy some rice and make it myself, but then I would have a thoroughly UNENJOYABLE meal.  But $2 at Prosperity Dumpling gives me a surprisingly enjoyable one.  So read the naysayers reviews with a grain of salt and just go try Prosperity for yourself.  What have you got to lose?  A measly two bucks?; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.257186147; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.558398268" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I was really confused by this place. With the name like "Swine" and a Pig as the symbol I would have expected a lot more pork products. At least a pulled pork of some kind! Do not get me wrong the food was good, however the portions were very small. We ordered the nachos and asked the waiter if the duck entree would be enough for 2 people. He assured us it was very big. Basically, the entree was the size of our appetizer.  I was very disappointed with this place. I feel like they should have more pork products, BACON, pulled pork, etc!!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.0109375; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.585416667" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "This place is good. It's better than going to crown fried chicken, especially for the sides. I normally get the fish , Mac and cheese, green beans andddd cake. They are good with delivery as well. The only setback is that there is a minimum so high. If you are ordering alone, this will force you to have to order things of you don't really want them. This is why they lose a star. Otherwise, no complaints. They are even friendly if you call or if they call you for something (that alone is more than other delivery places will do); Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.181538462; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.593461538" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I've been here twice and can't wait to go back.  First time was with my best friend.  For details, see Kim H's review on 4/30/13.  Things I had again the second time were the bread basket, the spaghetti and dessert.  The rest of the meal was part of the chef's tasting with wine pairing.  It was my birthday.  We had to indulge.  I think we started with cocktails this time.  I probably had something with cucumber and vodka, or gin.  I remember it being very refreshing.  The chef's sampling was very generous and a good way to experience the menu.  I think I enjoyed the pasta dishes they brought out more than the main course items they brought us.  I remember being stuffed by night's end.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 7; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.396666667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.406666667" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I have been coming here for years and whilst the lunch and happy hour specials were always amazing value the food was hit and miss. I went back for a catfish po'boy yesterday and it was superb, as were the previously soggy fries. The lunch plate was $11 and the wine special was a simple Chilean white for $4. BARGAIN. This place has really improved, they always had great product (they catch their own) but had never had a decent chef, no they do. I seriously think they could aim higher with an even better chef, after all most would kill for the access they have to seafood. Should they ever hire a real chef and not just a line cook they would hit 5 stars in a minute, meanwhile it's a great spot and excellent prices.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.38283208; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.569924812" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "It basically took five years for me to check this place out. I had met the chef one night when I was pouring (wine) at an event right when they first opened. But then I moved away from NYC, and never got to visit. Nonetheless, I was still subscribed to their email list. So, when a friend of mine wanted to go to a brunch place, this place automatically popped into my head. After four years, the maple bacon nuts were just as delicious as I remembered (they served those at the event I met them). I had the fried pork chop and cheddar waffle, and it was not a mistake. The breading seemed a touch underseasoned (nothing some pepper couldn't rectify - I tend to like things with a little kick), but the cheddar waffle was fabulous. It was great with my multiple cups of coffee and mimosa. Hopefully they'll still be around when I can visit again in another four years...; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.364030612; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.588435374" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Momofuku, generally a name associated with Ramen. But today, I'm here to discuss their Duck Menu, which are served weekdays only and during lunch hours. $14 for a standard duck bowl is pretty steep.  The Chinese in me is screaming "But you can get a whole plate of duck in China town" for 1/2 the price and add in bubble tea, dumplings, and dim sum in the mix."  Possibly true but what Momofuku has is it's quality.  Quality over quantity is the theme here. By no means is the duck lunch fancy.  You order your food and like cafeteria style, you pick it up, and sit wherever.  I like it. Why? You don't need to pay for tips haha!  If I'm paying $14, let's try to minimize any more unnecessary expenses.  Sorry, it's the accountant in me. Remember when I mentioned chinatown's duck? Well, the rotisserrie duck at Momofuku blows it away.  You get about 6-7 pieces and it's boneless.  Yes, 100% meat. Unlike some places, you won't find duck fat and bones here. Pure meat and it's freaking awesome. Slow roasted, soft, and succulent with juices sealed inside.  The duck was not dried which tends to be the number one offender (besides being all fat/bones!). I also ordered the fingerling potatos with spicy sauce.  It had good texture and was good. My friend commented that the pancake wasn't as soft as expected. I was expecting it to be like roti but I heard crunch sounds. Dip the duck with the assorted sauces on the table and it's a satisfying, fulfilling meal.  Will I come weekly to dine here?  Given the price, probably not. But once in a while? Yes.  It's something that everyone should try once at least. Happy Quack-ing!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.189136905; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.58125" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "My bf and I visited Ippuddo Westside couple weekends ago for a Sunday lunch.  We've been trying to get in to Ippuddo on EVillage location, but since it's always an hour wait, thought maybe we would have better luck at the not-so-popular location.   Our wait at Ippuddo Westside was about 30min.  When we checked-in, we were told the wait would be around 45min but the hostess was gracious and told us the line was moving quickly and hoped she would be able to sit us sooner.  We ended up being seated upstairs, which wasn't the best location, I must say.  But if you're looking to eat quickly, telling the hostess the seating upstairs would be fine should get you ahead of the queue. We ordered the yu-dofu for app and it was AMAZING.  For ramen, i had the karaka-men, which was ok; and my bf ordered the akamaru-ramen.  We both ended up liking each other's broth better.  I'm not sure if 30 min was worth the wait for the ramen, but it was worth the wait for the yu-dofu! I'm not a ramen connoisseur by any means, but we enjoyed our experience at Ippuddo Westside.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.391666667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.499206349" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Came here for dinner on a scoutmob deal.  The meatloaf here is good & it's a lot of fun to play with crayons while you sit and wait.  If you use the scoutmob deal, they add in the gratuity and even write it in for you, so you can't give less OR MORE, which is just downright weird and a bit condescending & pushy in my opinion.  It left a bad taste in my mouth.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.019047619; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.433333333" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "This place has been on my to-eat list for the longest time, but every time I attempted a trek here, I would get distracted and end up eating equally delicious.  I met up with my brother on a Sunday afternoon, and we were aimlessly walking the East Village looking for some hookah (most of which are NOT open at 12pm).  Fortuitously for me, we stumbled across Pommes Frites.  I remarked that I never had a chance to eat here yet, but my brother has, so he said that I should try it since we were already here. We had eaten lunch but felt like being fatties anyway.  We ordered a large ($6.25) to share between us.  We got three sauces: 1) Wasabi Mayo (so good, with a spicy kick!) 2) Peanut Satay (ehh.... so-so) 3) Wild Mushroom Mayo (better than Peanut Satay, but not as good as Wasabi Mayo) Sauces are $1.  If you get 3 sauces plus a Large order, it comes out to $10 - even.  I thought that might be a useful tip for those who like nice, round numbers!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.396130952; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.529761905" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I can attest that at opening time (11 AM) there is no wait. But my brunch buddy was an hour late... So I can also attest that at 12 noon, there is no wait as well (: Michelin star, rated best brunch in NYC, James Beard award. And these are just a smattering of the type of food that awaits you at Public! You start off with a little plate of scones that match the number of people in your party, a welcome change from the bread basket norm. Definitely go for the $22 brunch prix fixe w. your choice of entrée + 1 cocktail + coffee or tea. Can you really get any better than that? I went with the tea-smoked salmon (hollandaise sauce was a bit too heavy for me - and eggs benedicts are my brunch staple) & my friend had the black pudding waffle w. whipped fois gras butter (divine). Out of the two dishes, I would highly recommend the waffle and this is coming from a girl who always chooses savory over sweet for brunch. I had the rosemary thyme prosecco with my meal and it was delicious with just the right hint of thyme. The atmosphere at Public is airy and carefree. The waiters breeze by but also keep an eye on you to make sure you're completely satisfied. The restaurant is decently large but mainly made up of tables for 2 so those are your best bet. P.S. No ressies for brunch but they do take for dinner and that $55 tasting course looks mighty tasty.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 7; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.296309524; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.530627362" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I think it was a true sense of disbelief that kept me from reviewing Woorijip at first. How could Korean fast food consistently deserve five stars? How could it be? What they say is true. It's packed, the atmosphere isn't all that friendly, but just do your double-take at the price tags, and see how tasty it all is, and tell me all five aren't in order. Among my faves: glass noodles with generous onions, carrots, leafy greens enough for a light lunch $3.00. With tender, thinly cut beef, $4. Perfectly seasoned spicy crunchy bean sprouts, $2. Fresh ramen in thick salty yum broth with eggs, $5. I get overwhelmed at the fresh buffet, and I can only handle making a choice from the rest of the wide selection because I'm hungry and I have to get back to work. They have it all. Kimchi pancakes, scallion pancakes, with and without egg. Kimbap, all kinds of panjan, bulgogi, tofu stews, squid, and much more. Eye-popping variety. I only go when everyone else does (lunchtime), but it's open 24 hours. I'm looking forward to being hungry in the neighborhood at 4am some time.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.143421053; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.534649123" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Visiting my brother-in-law and he brought us here for Spurs vs. Heat basketball game. Had a hamburger made of grass fed beef, Gouda and carmelized onions with a side salad. Excellent burger and salad. We had a few appetizers pretty tasty but nothing that rocked my socks. Normal frys, nothing special. No desserts. Overall, great place to hang out, eat drink and be merry. There is also an outside patio and a book exchange shelf :); Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.245714286; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.552142857" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I'm constantly on a hunt for some good Chinese food and with all of the Chinatown restaurants just packed together, it can be hard to find one that is just right. One of my friends regularly goes to Shanghai Manor so I figure maybe it could be the one. I've been here a few times now and have yet to be disappointed. The wait here is never long, the Soup Dumplings are juicy, and the Mock Duck, delicious. They don't kill their dishes with too much salt or soy sauce and service is decent. Solid Chinese food spot and you can still get bubble tea nearby after!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.081122449; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.378878859" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "At Spotted Pig I first encountered Devils on Horseback. Cheap look, nice taste. Fries not that impressive, because when you make potatoes hair thin, they absorb at least 200% more oil than regular fries (bigger surface area). I was wondering why it is called Devils on Horseback, so I looked it up. Definition #1: A darker, cheaper version of Angels on Horseback - oysters wrapped in bacon. (I probably would call it "Angels Undercover As Pigs") Definition #2: Variation of "Pigs in Blanket" - as you can imagine, it's bacon wrapped sausages. Definition #3: Found on Squidoo. DOH stems from Cornwall in the south of England at the turn of the last millenium, where Norman raiders would disguise themselves is suits of armour made by layering rashers of bacon. First, they look grotesque and frightening, then after the job was done, they can eat their armour. Protection was roughly in the same class as leather armour depending on the thickness of the bacon. "Devils on horseback" was the nickname of these bacon-clad warriors. Anyway, it was just all too crowded and smoky. But I love Devils on Horseback. Wassup Jay-Z!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.1109375; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.555328526" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Actually had my birthday dinner here and I have to say even though I wanted it to be good, in hindsight I just don't remember it being good. Only memorable dish was the olive cake for dessert (e.g., had the 'famous' suckling pig dish but wasn't impressed).  I also been a couple times after that for brunch and service was atrocious.  I wished I had given a zero dollar tip and told management because that's how bad the service was there.   Overrated for the food, service, and price.  Deserves one star - maybe two for the olive cake.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 21; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.222222222; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.774074074" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "What a lovely surprise.  Freemans is tucked in at the end of an alleyway in the LES and has a huge space!  My party of six was seated upstairs in this separate space - so we truly felt like we had our own space.  The atmosphere is very country/comfortable, which is also how I would describe the food.  We ordered the mac/cheese for the table - yum! And I ordered the vegetable pot pie for my entree - it was excellent - warm, lots of greens, fluffy puff pastry on top.  We weren't too excited about the dessert menu so passed.  On top of the great atmosphere and food - the staff was super friendly and attentive.  Looking forward to checking them out again - particularly looking forward to trying out their brunch.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.446666667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.656666667" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "i like tea....but prefer coffee.  but if i must pick. within the realm of tea land.. definitely hands down Japanese and green.   Cha-An offers an exciting array of all kinds of tea: green, black, oolong... unfortunate for me, i was not in a tea mood... therefore, sparkling wine sufficed.  This place is like the gold to my sunshine, day or night.  night or day... cutting to the chase... i came here because a gf recommended it based on her 3 course heaven dessert here.  while i wasn't in the mood for such extravagance, my ears perked up in interest when i heard black sesame creme brulee.  this is probably my favorite asian dessert ever... so i decided this place was a must try. yum, yum, double yum!!  while the actual creme was my least favorite part, put it all together, with the black sesame chip crunch, textured black sesame ice cream, smooth creme...you've got yourself a sweet killer combo, without overkill on your sweet tooth.  dig it? did i try the jasmine ice cream? damnit, NO. but that just means i'll have to come back, now won't it? post review, i'm craving black sesame all over again. *sigh.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): -0.011555556; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.442222222" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Let me just say, the decor is AWESOME - it gives off a feel of fanciness, while the prices are CHEAP!!! Lunch specials starting at $6.90 with full waiter service is not a bad deal in NYC :); Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.496875; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.669444444" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "grateful for another kid friendly find in the city.... and it's yummy authentic japanese food!   The noodles are freshly made and delicious.  Our table got a combination of both soba and udon and everyone was pleased.   Crowded, but we didn't wait long. (arrived at 3pm on saturday) It's loud for kid noises and casual enough for kid messes (we did leave a nice tip, though b/c of our little ones' mess). FYI  the high chairs they use are the kind that attach to the table top.  It was our first time using one like that.  We liked it, as it really buckled our son close to the table and made it easier for him to eat his food and engage with the table.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.251184211; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.592894737" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "My goto for brunch. Agree with all the other glowing reviews, though the quality has dropped slightly since the NY Times review.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): -0.145833333; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.270833333" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "it was great; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.8; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.75" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "A welcome addition to the neighborhood. Love the mix of design and food, and there was plenty of seating and outlets for people wanting to stay longer. The set for $9 is an amazing deal. I especially liked the tofu-tofu miso soup. I was a little disappointed by the riceballs though. I came around the end of the day, so maybe they weren't as fresh as they would be earlier, but got the Hawaiian and the Unagi. Spam on the Hawaiian was solid, but I thought the chili flakes in the rice were surprising and a little strange. Unagi was a little too salty for me. But the place has a lot of potential, and I'll be back.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 5; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.169166667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.56" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "My God. The wait and crowd here makes me want to pull my hair and eyes out. This place is a garage (Literally. It still has the garage door.) that barely has enough hard cafeteria tables to sit a classroom of 5th graders, let alone the line of people waiting to place their order. I can't tell if the line is a reflection of their popularity, or a reflection of the sheer inefficiency of the staff. First of all, there are two separate lines for drinks and food. Once you're done ordering and carrying your enormous tray of meat (it comes on a piece of wax paper on top of a steel stray), you'll have to teeter your way over to the bar to get drinks. My friend had the grand idea of bringing her group of 10+ friends to Fette for her birthday, and it took us a while to stake out enough space for all of us. Naturally, we ordered a lot of food and drinks. And naturally, we took a bit of time to get through all that we ordered. It wasn't long before a blonde hipster chick comes sneering to us that she is sitting next to us and she has no space for her boyfriend, and that we have to (a) finish up or (b) sit on each other's lap to accommodate for her boyfriend, who must clearly be 500 lbs if he can't squeeze in at the end of the table. We responded by ignoring her and mentally vowing to throw one of Fette Sau's storebought hamburger rolls at her face. Seriously, everybody is cranky that they're being forced to eat meat in a garage so let's all be friends and accept the fact that there's NO SPACE IN THIS PLACE. But onto the food... Most of the stuff here is dry-rub, so don't expect any savory glazes on any of these meats. The tables come with 2 BBQ sauces -- one sweet, one spicy. The pulled shoulder was oily and kind of tasteless without the aid of the aforementioned BBQ sauces. The pork ribs were also dry and tasteless. The sausage was tough. The beef items were a lot better -- I thought the brisket was great. It was juicy and the rub was savory and spicy. The house cured pastrami, was a little chewy and gummy, but the taste was there. The sides are an abomination of all BBQ places. The potato salad was ultra cold and way too vinegary. So was the broccoli salad (really? I came here to eat meat...not raw broccoli doused in more vinegar). The cherry on top was that there was NO MAC AND CHEESE. The only saving grace of the sides we ordered were the beans -- more like a chili than beans, and quite possibly one of most flavorful parts of my meal. Better options are Dino BBQ and Hill Country.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.07940438; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.533621795" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "One day I was strolling around Williamsburg and wandered into this alleyway where drinks were served in mason jars and BBQ meat served on aluminum. "What is this place?" I though, as I wandered down the alley. Turns out I had found the entrance of Fette Sau, Unfortunately, I had already stuffed myself with food at Smorgesburg, so I left with a desire to come back and try their BBQ.  That day came when one of my friends from St. Louis came into the city for a day. After a combined 10 years of living in St. Louis, we've had our fair share of BBQ and we put Fette Sau up to the test. What we got and the judgement: 1/2 of Brisket: We wavered a bit and almost skipped the brisket. Luckily, you can order in at least 1/4 increments, so we got a half pound of brisket and we weren't disappointed. The brisket was very moist and flavorful. Up there with the best brisket in NYC. 4/5 1/2 of Pulled Pork: I judge the quality of a BBQ place by their pulled pork and this was kinda disappointing. The pulled pork was dry and the bark was a little too caramelized. The smoke flavor wasn't there. I would skip this if I came here again. 2.5/5 1/2 of Beef Ribs: My friend never had beef ribs before, so we gave this a try. For the messy-disinclined and price-inclined, they take the meat off the bone for you so you get the bang for your buck without having to use your hands. Lots of yummy, moist fatty pieces of meat. 3.5/4 1 Small BBQ beans: Pretty good BBQ beans. I don't know how they get the smokiness flavor in but its adds another dimension to the BBQ beans. Note: I couldn't find the pork belly on the menu!!!!! And I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE pork belly. So we didn't order it... :'( guess I'll have to come back... We got to Fette Sau at 7PM on a Thursday and waited for 20 minutes to make an order, but the line quickly grew behind us and by the time we left at 830PM, the line was still out of the door. Surprisingly, despite its popularity, we didn't have a problem finding a seat at one of the long wooden tables. My friend pointed out the interesting decor, specifically the wall decorated with pictures of where different cuts of meat come from, while I was fascinated by their full whiskey bar. The prices for beer are pretty much the same ($6 a pint) even if you buy bigger sizes, but don't you want to carry around a 1/2 gallon bottle of beer and drink it from a mason jar like a hill-billy. A great BBQ experience in NYC. Probably one of the best in NYC and can tide me over until I go to the South. 4/5 stars.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.118165205; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.488523392" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Went here with my $25 restaurant.com gift card and received no attitude about it.  The waiter didn't even auto grat 18% off the pre-discount price (so we made sure to tip him 20% off of the original). The food was fabulous - maybe slightly overpriced.  I wanted to have something vegetarian and went for the vegetarian paella.  Taste-wise it was spectacular, but $21 for what was basically cheesy rice and some minimal veggies would not normally fly if it weren't for the gift card.  My friend order a steak dish that was $26 which seems a little more sensical.  In any event, the food was really tasty!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.115530303; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.673232323" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "My rating is based on the Eggs Norwegian (smoked salmon on english muffin) dish -- unfortunately, the egg was poached a little too long so I didn't get any of the yolk :(  I would have liked a little more of the hollandaise sauce.  The home fries was a little too oily for my taste.  The redeeming part of the meal was the ice coffee.   * friendly staff * cash only * no refills; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.008653846; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.553846154" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I finally made it over to check out the highly hyped Spotted Pig and to be honest, I've held out for so long because I really didn't expect it to live up to expectations. This is a place that I was told about from Chris Bianco (of Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix) back in July of last year before I moved to NYC - I wish I would have taken his word for it and come here much sooner. I fully expected to wait, and we did for about an hour. No big deal - we headed up stairs and had a couple of pints to pass the time. The atmosphere was great. So original and the smell, well, from the moment I walked in I knew that I'd be willing to wait all night for the table because of the aroma. The appetizers that some groups around us had looked great but we opted out that night.. I had one thing on my mind, a burger. We finally sat down and I knew exactly what I wanted, a beer and a burger and we didn't have to wait too long for it to come out. This burger is awesome. Yes, it is something like $17 for the fries and all but let me tell you, I never felt guilty about it. So juicy and full of flavor - Very, very good. The fries were awesome as well, although, they are so small that they are kind of hard to eat, but whatever. These aren't McDonalds fries so don't expect that. All in all, both of us agreed that this place was totally worth the wait and price - and a place that I can easily picture myself going to anytime that I am in the mood for a burger, even if I'm alone.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.24025775; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.563812261" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "For the price and the hype i thought it would be way better.... A little disappointed considering the high hopes we had.,; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): -0.069375; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.5725" ### Answer: Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I love going to a restaurant and trying something different that I don't usually have on a daily basis. SriPraPhai Thai was a great experience, although I'm still working the pronunciation. I'm pretty sure I sound like I'm talking gibberish. Any who, I came here for a friend's birthday dinner on a Saturday around 6pm. We thought there'd be a long wait but we were seated instantaneously. I must say there was a heat wave going on this particular day, therefore people were either at a beach somewhere or opted to stay in. I hear it can get crowded on a "normal" day. The menu is extensive and includes photos of many dishes which is a plus for those of us who are not very familiar with Thai food. We literally took over 20 minutes deciding what to get. Finally, as appetizers we had the Curry Chicken Puffs. I would compare these to Samosas\Empanadas. They were soooooo very good and tasty. It was a mixture of curry chicken and potatoes wrapped in fried doughy goodness. The type of food that's BAD for your health but your brain is like "who cares? dig in!". As my entree, I chose the "Drunken Noodles w/ beef ". I thought my dish was delectable and would order it again. I chose white rice, but they also have 'coconut rice' or 'sticky rice' which was interesting! One of the guest in our party ordered the 'Panang Curry Beef'  and it ended up being a lot spicier than he expected so beware with the curry dishes if you don't have a high tolerance. Great Food. Casual Atmosphere. Outdoor Seating. Big Space. Friendly Servers. Local Flavor. FYI, wine is cheap here! Can't go wrong. I recommend this place :); Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.113465674; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.570758202" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "These are the meatballs of Gods I tell you. With meatballs this good, my recommendation is to avoid the bread and just adopt a meatball purist attitude and use the bread to sop up the delicious sauce. Their other foods (salads and desserts) are delicious as well.  This is the place to stop for a tummy warming lunch on a chilly NY afternoon.  The space is small and not fussy ...; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.2875; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.7125" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I've never understood the appeal of "New York" style pizza.  I've never been to Grimaldi's, or DiFara, or Lucali, because quite frankly, there's nothing that's worth waiting 3 hrs on.  So after reading that Giuseppina's was "like Lucali but without the wait", I decided to go see what this New York pie business was all about. When we got there, the place was filled.  The server said it was about a 20 min wait.  Not bad, and we actually got seated in 10.  On the way in I heard someone say "Nobody knows about this place but it's always packed!".  The remark alone made my night... comedy and good food all in one neat package. The setup is impressive.  The lighting is intimate and the staff is unpretentious and friendly, but what really stood out was the setup of the chef's counter.  It takes up more than a 3rd of the restaurant and the chef stands at the center, chewing slowly on a toothpick, surveying the scene like a commander in charge of a battle.  I had the good fortune of having a table facing the counter so I could watch him.  His movements were always slow and deliberate despite the bustle going on around him.  The ingredients were all arranged in piles around the counter and he would take his time in preparing each pie.  It was like watching an artist work... I was fascinated by the process. Then came the pie itself.  I liked that the menu was extremely simple... no fuss.  Why would anyone NOT get fresh garlic and basil on their pies?  Why was that an option?  Who would say no?  "Would you like your pizza covered in deliciousness or not?"  I'll take deliciousness.  When it came out, it was perfect.  The crust was precisely charred (they had a temperature gauge on the oven, so I loved that there was a science to this too), and it tasted simply amazing. I don't know how any of the places I mentioned up top could be any better than this.  So if you ask me, if you want the proper New York pizza experience, go to Giuseppina's.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.322646104; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.510265925" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Unless you have specific limitations (e.g. a large group to feed, laziness), Nyonya is not really a "destination." BUT unless your pockets are deep as Louisiana, it's impossible not to appreciate it: cheap, centrally located, reliable, crowd-pleasing Malaysian/Thai/Chinese food! Puja P had a birthday dinner here with a group of 14 or so. I was one of the first to show up to a party in which I knew barely anyone else, and so spent several minutes circling the center of the restaurant amidst tables and tables of people, getting progressively more panicky, while servers swept past me balancing plates. That was embarrassing. I want to say that the staff could have helped *a little*, but since Ms. Birthday Girl had not yet arrived, I'm not even sure what they could have done. Shot me some sympathetic looks, at least, maybe. All right, enough self-pity. I didn't actually eat that night, but some other time, I got the Nyonya seafood rice noodles - yummy with a great hit of spice, and mostly forgettable in a way that only speaks well of everything else on the menu. Their roti canai actually has some height, which is very, very promising. The Puluk Hitam dessert (black glutinous rice in coconut milk) - damn, this made me so happy. If it's unreasonably cold out, look to this hot, starchy, sweet-but-not-too-sweet goodness to cap your meal. Nyonya has tons of group- and couple-friendly seating, and it stays full and loud late into the evening. And there's something very forgiving about dark wood accents that can improve any Chinatown restaurant (even better if the restaurant stays Chinatown-priced). BYOB, but that involves a $13 corkage fee. You can also order booze from the menu, you lushes. CASH ONLY. Rent out a couple square feet to an ATM company, already! At this point, one can also identify Nyonya by the steady trickle of people wandering out the doors, asking passersby: "Where's the nearest ATM?" (Answer: not near.); Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.063270833; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.502996032" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I come here almost everyday now just because it's so easy to pick up something and go. It's always packed though! I love the vast selection of food here.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.210416667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.758333333" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Boundarants deserves 5 stars. On the UES, it's sometimes a struggle to escape the crowd of bros from Long Island or Connecticut wandering around wasted and blowing their parents' money and tryna pick up chicks. However, this place is a refreshing alternative. You can sip or taste any beer on tap, and they constantly mix up the beer selection so you can try something new each time you come back. They put sports or music on when relevant, the food is all really good, and the prices are completely reasonable. The service is great, too. Not your typical "bar," which is a great thing. Check it out.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 5; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.259974747; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.523989899" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I'm not sure if this place lives up to the hype. I've been here 3 times, just to make sure, and every time I wasn't impressed. they're good, don't get me wrong, but it doesn't deserve the reviews it has. 1st, expect to wait. there's usually a line at the counter, and another line where you have to give your ticket to a guy who takes your taco deep fried quesadilla was alright. steak is a bit dry, and chicken is just chicken. but the tortilla and the ingredients that go into this are pretty damn good. i heard they serve cactus here too, maybe ill try one day.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 6; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.029487179; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.771367521" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "ABC stands for Absolute Best Cuisine! This is by far my favorite restaurant in NYC so far. The dishes are inventive, delicious and beautifully presented. It's impossible to walk in and get a table but you can reserve a table or sneak to the back bar which is first come, first served, which is what we did. The restaurant is decorated white with lots of exposed wood and high-top tables. Very eclectic. Very cool. We also gorged ourselves.... 1) Roasted beets with homemade yogurt - I would NEVER order this normally but the waiter convinced us to try it and it was amazing. The sweetness of the beets with the slight tangyness of the yogurt made this almost like a dessert. It was light yet rich. SO GOOD. 2) Roasted kobocha squash toast fresh ricotta apple cider vinegar - My other favorite of the night. The sweetness of the squash, ricotta and vinegar paired perfectly with the saltiness of the toast. Perfectly cooked - not soggy at all. 3) The special was a baked burrata with black truffle that was good but not worth the $40 price tag. I've had better but it was still very good. 4) Roast carrot and avocado salad crunchy seeds sour cream citrus - This dish was also very good although a little spicy for my palate. The fire of the spiced carrot was lightened by the softness of the avocado. 5) Roast suckling pig, plum and smoked bacon marmalade and braised turnips - I'm sure just reading that description gives you a pretty good idea of how good this was. I was so full and still couldn't stop eating this. Crispy on the outside; melty on the inside. 6) Sundae with salted caramel ice cream candied popcorn chocolate sauce (didn't get whipped cream and candied peanuts) - I really liked the ice cream but this might have been just a touch too much sweetness, but that could also be because I was bursting at the seams at this point.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 13; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.360340532; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.621092654" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Lazy to write a long descriptive review, but in a nutshell, yawn. Went with a veg friend and ordered the Zucchini Pancakes (under-seasoned), Quinoa Salad (kept looking for the quinoa in there!) Plyllo Rolls (wayyyy too salty) & Roasted Eggplant (C'mon, this is an easy one to get right!). Simple stuff but rather unimpressive. Sad, for some reason I had expected much more from this spot. Maybe I'll go back to give them another chance on the meats....; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.041997354; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.558465608" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Cool spot to try- the burgers are pretty good and the location is great. Crowded and small but a lot of fun.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.358333333; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.6" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "4.5 stars will round up! This adorable BYOB bistro boasts a warm ambiance with affable service and incredibly delicious French comfort food.  Loved the Escargots with the butter and garlic sauce, goat cheese tart is a must, filet mignon with foie gras served with a super rich red wine and port and truffle sauce, seared duck breast with cherry and port and red wine sauce was super moist and tender, and Profiteroles for dessert (puff pastry filled with ice cream and smothered in chocolate sauce).  Must try seafood dishes next time!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 11; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.342261905; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.555952381" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Probably one of the more authentic Korean restaurants in K-Town. Lost a star for being a bit pricey, but still a great choice for dinner if you want some legit Korean food. They make their own tofu, so make sure to get something on the menu that includes tofu!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 5; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.605; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.777777778" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Arrived shortly after 12 PM and there was no wait for Saturday brunch.  The interior is earthy and comfortable and they have a great garden in the back.  All the guests in my party very much enjoyed their dishes.  We tried the french toast (great flavors of apple cinnamon, although a bit mushy for my taste), the cheese grits (flavorful, but a lil runny), and the house-made sausage (great).  Agree that the home-fries are good, but they should put more on the plate.  Service was great, food arrived quickly.  This place is not cheap, but not too pricey.  We saved money by not buying booze.  If you want your taste buds to burst, then this is a good spot for brunch, but if you care more about mimosas and bloody ms, I'd go elsewhere.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.364583333; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.56875" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Great drinks on or off happy hour. Lots of food options. Jen and Jason are the best ! Not as busy as their neighbor( two bars down) but that's what I like about it. In the warmer months the backyard is awesome to sit and sip; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.590740741; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.606481481" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Came here on Saturday, after reading the reviews that were already up, but still had hope for a positive experience... So, we walked into the second level, where the "hostess" was, which was a wood table with a couple of overwhelmed employees behind it looking at a long list of unsatisfied patrons tacked to the wall behind them - all waiting a minimum of 3 hours for a table. When we arrive at 6pm on saturday, we were told they had cut off reservations as they would close in 4 hours at 10pm and the wait was currently 5 hours haha... She did tell us that we could go to the bar and order raw bar - oysters, etc. So, we tried to do that. After about 10 mins of unsuccessful attempst to get the bar tenders attention and absolutely no where to sit or stand or plausibly eat oysters, we tried upstairs... We found a room half empty, plenty of open tables, but they of course were'nt seating anyone as the kitchen was over capacity. So, now we decide to proceed to the ground level to the picnic table area, where again we were told we could get raw bar service. After waiting about another 10 mins just to order a drink, we just walked out. I understand growing pains, but this is the most poorly managed established I have ever seen in my life... They are turning away customers left and right! All they have to do is set up a couple buckets of beer upstairs and down stairs and put a couple cute girls in front of them cash only. Then add a couple guys shucking oysters and boom, I'm not leaving... What a joke!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 5; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.002412138; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.498085777" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "So good & so refreshing in the summer! Although the size is small for the price you pay, you're getting your money's worth. All that lobster melts in your mouth & hits the spot! Oh lobster roll, how I love you so! Went to visit their stand at Smorgasburg. They're very speedy w/ the service. Staff was extremely friendly & helpful. I am SO coming back for seconds!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 5; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.33125; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.4375" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Review from a foodie friend: Huge lines so went after 9pm but still got seated at the bar.  Very loud.  After careful analysis ordered the truffle burger and later heard a person ask the server what he should get if he could only get one burger.  The answer was the truffle burger.  Truffle burger was overly salty and couldn't taste the meat.  Bun was too thick and dominated the texture.  Could taste very little truffle.  Not a lot of umami, mostly saltiness.  Burger was a bit bigger than shake shack but not much.  Very pricey at $12, and fries cost another $4.  Would rank it certainly below shake shack, and slightly below BareBurger.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): -0.035856227; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.612545788" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "It may have been the beer-induced hunger that affected my tastebuds, but this burger is seriously amazing.   Overall a great EV bar--nice space, good back area that is presumably open-air once the weather turns, good service.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.466666667; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.475" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "My boo would rate this terribly because his dumpy yet super cheap spot for Peruvian chicken does taste pretty damn authentic, the yuca fries are absolutely delicious, etc. But...this place is tasty too, despite the higher prices!  The place doesn't look too fancy outside, but once you enter and go downstairs, you're opened up to a world of fine dining (in a sense) and delicious chicken.  Mmmm!  The rice could've used some work (a bit dry), but I thought the yuca was good, and the chicken was solid. If you want the same thing but I tiny bit cheaper, go to the Queens location.  Oh, and if you're celebrating a bday, they charge for the dessert (sneaky, I know!).; Max_Daily_Reviews: 4; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.105324074; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.663425926" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Not only is the Cuban and Grilled corn pairing the best thing I've eaten in Brooklyn, but the venue is incredible! It's perfect for a sunny day and a great staple in Fort Greene. Friends love coming here when they visit and I have no problem returning time after time. The service is quick and consistent. Highly recommended!!!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.577314815; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.648888889" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "its really a 3.5, but i had to bump it up to a 4 because of rounding issues... jk i really enjoyed the atmosphere, the service was good, the food came out quickly, and hunter food - we ordered the romaine hearts salad, rack of lamb special, and the minced meat the romaine hearts salad was good, but its salad can't mess up really, its lettuce and scallions, who doesn't love scallions? the rack of lamb was super salty, luckily it was accompanied with mash potatoes and serbian cole slaw to help cut the saltiness, but it was very tender. the minced meat was really good too, reminded me of a breakfast sausage but better, accompanied with diced onions. their red wine selection was really good and the environment is really chill, very eastern european (serbian). definitely a nice new experience, perfect for groups or dates because its not overly loud, not too crowded and decent lighting.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.353548882; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.502818362" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "This may be the only (good) Vietnamese place in the neighborhood. Get: - cucumber juice - duck breast on vermicelli ($13) / pho / banh mi - roast pork dumplings (SOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD) CASH ONLY.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.233333333; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.866666667" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Pros: - Burgers - Great service (maybe because it wasn't crowded) - Backyard patio with heat lamps for winter - The waitress gave me unlimited pickles Cons: - Nothing special - just another bar/burger joint - Crazy local who sat next to us and smoked cigs but didn't order food Verdict: Overall, an average dinner spot with above average beef and super friendly service. But it's nothing extraordinary. There are a dozen cheaper/better places to go in this area of the village.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.108234127; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.440674603" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "My girlfriend and I came down here one breezily cool Saturday afternoon for a quick bite. We were in the mood to get a dumpling fix, so after looking up a few places we decided to make the trip over. It's not in a terribly ideal location if you're looking to get there by subway - you're going to take a little bit of a walk from either the F or the Canal Street stops - but it's worth it. There dumplings here are cooked fresh constantly, so you're never going to get a batch that are dry and taste like they've been out for a while. Given you can get an order of 8 dumplings for absurdly cheap (something like $2 or so), we ended up getting 3 helpings of pork and vegetable dumplings. So, so good! The scallion pancakes were also a delicious side, although they aren't as tasty as the dumplings were. The only downside is that although we snagged a couple of the stools that are in the restaurant to eat at, it was pretty chilly with people coming in and out all the time. You also may have to wait up to 5 minutes or so for your order, as there seems to be decent traffic coming through. But the price is worth it, and the dumplings here are absolutely delicious. Sometime, I'll have to go back and get a frozen pack of 50 (for $8!) so I don't have to trek down to Chinatown to get my fix.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.229034392; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.563227513" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Mr. Fraiser and crew really did a nice job here.  The restaurant is deceivingly large, with 2 separate dining areas and an outdoor patio.  Reservations are tough to come by as it is still relatively new, but well worth the wait. We had some very attentive servers all night long, but never felt rushed at any moment.  They were very knowledgeable about the menu, although constantly changing, but gave some very good suggestions. We started with the dungeness crab and potato gnocchi, both very flavorful and excellent.  Good use of veggies and cooked very well while simply plated. For entrees we did the rotisserie chicken, hake and lamb - all again, very well prepared, simple, flavorful and excellent use of veggies. For dessert we did the chocolate cake, sorbet and winter sundae (olive oil ice cream :) ); oil oil being my favorite if you can't tell. Overall, this was an excellent meal and well worth the wait.  Dim lighting and average background noise allows for a good date-spot and you can count on the food and service to be great as well.  Just be prepared to pay up! Buon appetito; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.320405533; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.563588595" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "This is a place to take THA LADIEZ. Seriously though, this is such a nice place.  Quiet, courteous, and meticulous bartenders (the best kind).  A seriously great happy hour (their pricey but awesome cocktails get slashed to 8 bucks, cheap drafts and wines, and happy hour snack deals).  That cucumber cocktail they do is one of my all time favorites.  The wine list is great too.  I just can't say enough nice things about this place--I had such a nice time here.  Impress women, or your parents, and bring them here for some late afternoon libations.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.442592593; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.75" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "We were seated closed to our reservation time for Sunday brunch. Great food, good service (a little rushed, but hey, it was weekend brunch). Definitely make a reservation--by the time we were seated the line was out the door, which has to be less entertaining in the winter. A great place to take a couple friends who enjoy the weekend brunch experience.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.305092593; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.496296296" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "&%@#! There's not a damn thing about this place that I don't like -- maybe the lineups are long enough to make me hangry, but that's quickly taken care of by a drink from the bar, which thankfully is a separate lineup from the main course.  If you're with pals, have one of 'em snag some empty seats as they clear up -- though, don't do it too early since you wanna let some of the folks ahead in line eat first.  Expect to rub some elbows at the bench communal seating, but that's ok since everyone's just as happy to be there as you. Wicked selection of beers on tap, though they had a lone Warwick cider which wasn't too bad either, and a good variety of spirits if you want something stronger.  Booze comes in half-pint or pint mason jars which add to the cuteness factor.  Just don't overindulge before the main meal, since you wanna be sober enough for the awesomeness of this food. If it's your first time and you love pork, definitely try the pork belly, cheek, or jowl (all three?) - UNF.  Cheek was a little on the burnt side, but the jowl was beautifully fatty and rich.  There aren't enough words to talk about how amazing the beef brisket was -- all I can say is, it's a must.  Love, love, LOVE the beans and you'll agree the post-bean consequences later are worth it.  The German-style potato salad was a great soothing alternative to the spicy bbq sauces -- perfectly salty, peppery, oily, tart on the tongue. They have desserts too, but if you make it that far, kudos to you.  They should have a book devoted solely to photographs of people stumbling, rolling, or lurching out of Fette Sau after a great meal here.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.245580808; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.528282828" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "The ramen was good, but I didn't notice too much of a difference than the one I had at Minca a few weeks ago. I guess maybe I'm just not a ramen aficionado and don't see a reason to wait 2 hours and pay twice as much for a bowl of soup.  The pork buns are what I would come back for, but I'd probably just order them at the bar as the ramen was just not worth 2 hours of my time.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.125; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.2" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "cozy atmosphere and warm and reasonably-priced food. perfect for a Christmas date. portion is also enough. not small. we had Le Parisien Salad - simple and fresh! beef liver - should have asked well done! half chicken - OH great! definitely go eat again.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.202462121; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.588528139" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "One of my very favorite spots in the city. My girlfriends and I have spent many evenings at the bar enjoying their delicious cocktails and friendly bartenders. I was also lucky enough to celebrate my 23rd birthday here with an extraordinary dinner. My party of four loved the top-notch food and service, not to mention the chic sexy atmosphere.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.482638889; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.736111111" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Beware of wannabe carts strategically positioned nearby, especially during the day. I have yet to pass by on a weekend night without seeing a ridiculously long line and random drunk ppl devouring chicken and lamb on the street. FYI- people can get angry and violent over this stuff- do not cut the line or piss off the servers! Definitely try the white sauce on the combo platter-- a little goes a long way with the red sauce!  I've braved the long line a few times now-- I always hate the wait, but the minute I take that first bite, all is forgiven.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): -0.26171875; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.561458333" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "A friend recommended I try Snack - was really surprised at how much I liked it. The grape leaves were really good. I don't know what they put in them, but I'm pretty sure they laced them w/ amazing. The feta appetizer special equally good. Only "eh" was the grilled octopus, WAY overcooked, almost like it was day old microwaved. But, 4 out of 5 shared appetizers is a win for me.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.427922078; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.714574315" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Went for breakfast. Decor, nice. Real 'hip'. I wasn't hungover, but I could have been, and was very glad they had booze. A got a mate margarita, which, despite the hefty price tag, was unbelievably good. Sadly, I think I drank the whole thing in a minute or two, from two tiny straws. I got my caffeine fix AND alcohol fix, I could not have asked for more. If I was a richer man, I would have ordered about 4 or 5 more of these. I have never seen or heard of this but will imitate and repeat, due to my love of both mate and tequila. This drink alone made the trip a good one (the sad words of a drinker). Everything seems more expensive than it should, but it is both unique and delicious, therefore, acceptable. It was breakfast, I got potatoes and empanadas, both top notch. I wish I had about 12 of those empanadas, and I wish I got the meat laden egg sandwich. Salty side salads (not in bad way). The only complaint was the overcooked burgers, however, still delicious. I don't understand avocado fries but it doesn't seem like a good idea because YOU SHOULDN'T COOK AVOCADO. I think if you don't eat meat you should not bother; just go lay on some train tracks (absorbs iron). Cash only with ATM inside. Haters gonna hate but credit cards kill small businesses. Fact. They give you a postcard with the bill. NICE TOUCH. I used to work at a place that gave you the handwritten check in an old leather-bound classic novel. Also a nice touch. I thought they were just being pretentious assholes with the sepia faux aged polo player, but that sport / culture is big in Argentina. Apparently I don't know the difference between Argentina and Mexico when I walk into a trendy restaurant in Williamsburg sometime around 12:30. Either way, they played reggae the whole time.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.190740741; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.640509259" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I can't help joining the crowd admitting that this place rocks. I had the best cemita in my life here. It was the size of a cantaloupe! I tasted a torta and some tacos, too, and they were delicious. You can tell the ingredients are fresh. They have so many inviting things on their menu that I can;'t wait to go back! We were told the service was super-slow, but we were served within 20 minutes. Those guys know how to cook Mexican food. They don't serve alcohol and don't allow any inside, so plan accordingly. The place is not big and can get a lil crowded, so go early. Highly recommended.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 9; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.34; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.36" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Meh. Looking for my new Thai place and I don't think Pinto will do the trick. It wasn't bad, but it was not the usual wonderfulness that is great Thai food to me. My friend and I split the Chicken Lettuce wraps. They were flavorful, but were lacking something. I love when chicken lettuce wraps are served with pine nuts and think this could be a great addition. For entrees, we both got the PCU noodles with beef. I prefer this dish served with Chinese broccoli over baby bokchoy. The noodles were also less thick and shorter than usual. Overall, it was disappointing. But then again, how bad can noodles, egg and soy sauce taste? Ruay Thai--please open a West Village location!!!; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): -0.120643939; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.501846591" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "This place is crack.  I don't even care that I sometimes have to wait in a line that wraps around the block while the City is enveloped in a polar vortex. I would eat their food every day if I wasn't certain that I'd be compromising my health. Chicken/Lamb mix over rice for the win.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.31031746; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.407142857" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I liked the price of the salmon eggs benedict the best at only $13.  The hollandaise sauce was very nice.  The brunch cocktails also good.  I don't think my meal was anything special, however my brunching partners fries and veggie burger were delicious.  i will go back and try something else because I did enjoy the food and price.  The service was lacking, it was simply transactional.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.483714286; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.612857143" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Aptly named, Nook not only boasts a fantastic brunch menu, it's also BYOB. I'll write that again to reiterate how great that is: BYOB. FOR BRUNCH. Which means that if you bring your own champagne and add a small pitcher of OJ (graciously provided by the restaurant), you're in for a easy, breezy, boozy, beautiful brunch.  I tried the spinach with goat cheese egg scramble which was delicious. The place itself is very small (we had to push out the table next to us so someone else could get in) but was the perfect place to snuggle in on a freezing cold Saturday morning. Just remember to hit the ATM first since this place is cash only.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.317222222; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.782444444" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Shhh! Don't tell anyone about this space! It's my new neighborhood oasis. It's intimate and and well lit and cozy and everyone smiles and sips. (I guess some gulp.) I just love it here. It's the perfect place to end the night. I hear the food is delicious, but I've never made it to Hourglass before the kitchen's closed (1am). Josh and Beth are the magnanimous proprietor/bartenders, one of whom usually pours until 4am.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 1; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.285795455; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.594318182" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Lovely French Bistro tucked away in a little corner off 8th Ave. The place is relatively small but intimate.  The bar is available and open for those who are opting out of eating - by the look of it they do reserve majority of the small bar for guests who are dining.  They have a small but thought out wine list per glass/bottle. Chicken liver mousse was a great small starter. Served in a little jar with chicken skin Frisée salad was lovely bed of shiitake mushrooms, pickled mustard seeds, bacon and soft boiled egg dressed lightly in a refreshing vinaigrette. I had the Skate with lentil, capers in brown butter sauce - the lentils were slightly under but I do enjoy a simple Skate dish so no complaints! My friend had the Summer Vegetable Tartine - great dinner plate, great for vegetarians too.   Overall, the food was very satisfying and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.  It's a great place for an intimate conversation or a cute date night.  I'll be coming back soon.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 2; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.169252874; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.55771757" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "Seems like I've been on a Little Wisco kick in the past few months, and I should say, I'm enjoying the ride. I've heard and read many mixed reviews on their restaurants, but so far, I've enjoyed all of my experiences. I guess sometimes ya gotta try things yourself. Started off with the rock shrimp fritters, which were done quite well. Pretty sizable portion too, which was a pleasant surprise. I would say the majority of seafood restaurants in Manhattan try to gyp you with tiny portions and exorbitant prices, or serve a product that's lower quality. Thankfully, JL is not one of those restaurants. Ordered the crispy pork hock, which was great. Not too greasy or dry, and perfect with the bed of arugula. The portion was huge, and while I usually don't like just having a salad as a side, the arugula was pretty tasty, not to mention, we also ordered some cauliflower and brussel sprouts for the table as well. The cauliflower was roasted just right, and the brussel sprouts were doused in sriracha, which you'd think would be overwhelming, but actually tasted great.  I also was able to try the roasted chicken, duck confit, and salmon, all of which were pretty well done. Nothing was too dry or too salty, which is something I feel happens with most non-beef dishes. I think out of all of them though, my favorite was still the pork hock. My one gripe was with the hostess, Lacey. We were a group for 4, with one person running late, and she just wouldn't seat us. I told her, we can order enough drinks and food for 4 people, and she just wouldn't allow us to sit, and was actually pretty rude about it and snapped back at us for even forwarding the notion of being seated before the whole party arrived. However, the manager, Daniel, was very accommodating and came to check on us a lot and made sure we were having a good time. That was very much appreciated, and I know I'll definitely be back because of that extra attention. I've heard brunch is pretty good, and pretty reasonably priced as well.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.223214286; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.609680694" ### Answer: Not Spam

### Question: Your task is to analyze the provided information to determine if the review is spam. content is "I was really impressed.  I remember reading reviews a few months ago and they were all the same complaints.  People said they were unimpressed, the food was flavorless yet healthy but not worth the price.  We went last night because its passover and all our usual east village haunts are way too carb friendly.  We showed up at 8pm and were greeted with a 45 minute wait.  I got a banana and we strolled.  The benches outside the restaurant make it super easy to wait on a nice spring night.  It was a night of sharing. We shared the kale salad- great savory, sweet texture- a combination of almonds, cheese and acorn squash.  One of the special appetizers of the night were pork meatballs.  our waitress steered us correctly and we ordered the smaller portion to share.  Then we ordered the squid, mussel entree that was garnished with radishes and caraway seeds for a crunch.  We also orderd the famous bobo chicken.  I was pleased to learn that they have added an accompaniment to the chicken of cipolini onions.  I remember people complaining that the chicken was bland without a side.  It was super moist and delicious.  The wine was eh, served in juice glasses.  Its loud, but a nice casual date spot.; Max_Daily_Reviews: 3; Sentiment_Polarity (from -1 to 1): 0.174647266; Sentiment_Subjectivity (from 0 to 1): 0.654805996" ### Answer: Not Spam