Get Yelp Review Highlights

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Request the phrases reviewers mention most for one Yelp business, identified by its alias, 22-character business ID or Yelp business URL. The documented highlight content consists of a phrase, a supporting snippet, a review count and a photo for each highlight. This operation accepts only business; it has no exposed topic, keyword, rating, sort or pagination controls. There is no saved response probe for this operation, and its supplied response example is an empty object. Phrases, snippets, review counts and photos are documented content rather than independently observed fields. The exact JSON keys, envelope, photo representation, nullability, count calculation and empty-result behavior are not established. Do not assume that a count is the business's total review count or that a photo is always available. Use highlights as pointers for further review reading: mention frequency does not establish positive sentiment, an ordered ranking formula or complete coverage of the review corpus.

API Features

Frequently mentioned phrase pointers The documented result surfaces phrases reviewers mention most for the chosen business. Treat them as starting points for deeper reading, not as an exhaustive list of customer concerns.
Brief supporting review excerpts Each documented highlight includes a snippet to give a phrase some review context. Actual snippet formatting and JSON field names have not been independently verified.
Per-highlight count context A review count is documented for each highlight, but its calculation and denominator are not established. Keep counts associated with their highlights rather than interpreting them as sentiment scores.
Illustrative highlight photo content Photos are part of the documented highlight content. Their representation and availability remain unverified, so consumers should allow a text-only fallback instead of requiring an image.
Single-input editorial lookup Retrieve highlights using only a business alias, ID or Yelp URL, without inventing topic filters, page controls or a configurable highlight ranking.

Live API Demo

GET /api/project/yelp/review-highlights

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API Response (JSON)

{}
curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/yelp/review-highlights?key=<API_KEY>&business=gary-danko-san-francisco'
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Frequently asked questions

What does a review highlight contain?

The documentation describes a frequently mentioned phrase with a supporting snippet, a review count and a photo. No saved probe verifies this endpoint, and the supplied empty-object example does not establish exact JSON keys or populated field formats.

Are frequent phrases necessarily positive recommendations?

No. Mention frequency is not a documented sentiment score. Read the supporting snippets and, where appropriate, inspect fuller reviews before treating a phrase as praise or criticism.

Does the count measure all reviews for the business?

A review count is documented for each highlight, not as a replacement for the business's overall review total. The counting method and denominator are unverified, so do not assume counts can be summed or compared as normalized percentages.

Can I request a particular phrase or another page of highlights?

No such controls are exposed by this contract. business is the only parameter; there are no topic, query, rating, sort or pagination inputs for highlights.

Is every highlight guaranteed to have a usable photo?

Photos are documented, but their representation, nullability and availability were not independently verified. Provide a text-only fallback and confirm the actual response structure before relying on an image field.

Can highlights replace an export of the business's reviews?

No. They are a compact set of phrase-level pointers with snippets, not a documented complete review corpus. Use a review-list workflow for review records and treat highlight coverage as unknown.

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