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Businiess name:
The Mussel Pot
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
The majority of these reviews are clearly fake. That's pretty pathetic, and just goes to show how desperate they are to get people into their doors. Not to mention the large number of deals they have with a variety of different online coupon companies. That's desperation. If you go on yelp and read reviews that mostly real, you can see that even at 50% off people are still dissatisfied, and the management doesn't seem to be making an effort to change a thing.
So how do I know these high reviews are fake? First off, they ONLY list positives about the restaurant. Sure, there are some legitimate reviews that only have good things to say, but most will at least mention a small negative (ex. Amazing food! The decor is pretty boring, but you don't come here for that.) Another thing that makes it obvious that these are fake reviews are that the "reviewers" usually mention every aspect of the restaurant, and a good number even list features that are coming soon. Yeah right. These aren't reviews, they are advertisements placed on here by management/employees. Excellent service? The yelp reviews would beg to differ. And how many times are they going to try and sell the wine and garden in these fake reviews? Pathetic.
Learn how to write fake reviews. I'm looking for a job if you want to pay me to write some for you.
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