Example: I started going to Bikram Yoga Pgh about 2 years ago and have been a continued student, taking breaks usually only due to lack of monetary funds.  (Not that this studio is expensive - it's very comparable to any other respectable yoga studio in Pgh - just all yoga is a bit pricey.)  \nI love this studio!  All the instructors are very friendly and helpful during class.  They make an effort, (and usually succeed,) in knowing everyone's name, even on in your first class.  The only thing I can think of that would turn first-timers off is if they are unfamiliar with Bikram yoga.  It's a very specific type of yoga, practiced in a heated room of 100+ degrees (hotter than normal hot yoga) and it's the same 26 postures, repeated twice, every class.  Each posture is practiced in the particular order for a specific reason and benefit, which the teachers are very good at explaining during class.  I would advise to visit their website or call before attending your first class so you can be prepared by knowing what to wear, bring, eat/drink before/after, etc.  Other than that, if you're prepared for a vigorous (and sweaty!) mind and body workout, Bikram is the place to be!    \n\nOther random tips:\n+Parking for the 10 am classes on the weekends is difficult due to the traffice in the Strip District.\n+10am Sat/Sun and 6pm weekday classes seem to be the most crowded, from my experience.\n+Arrive 10-15 min early if you're particular about a \""good\"" spot in class.
Class: logometrical


Example: Gaaaa....(the sound of drool rolling off my lips). This place is incredible! The atmosphere, the service, the menu, the presentation....I could go on and on. \n\nWhile many may rave of their famous Sunday brunch, I prefer their more intimate dinner experience. Lunch time is also easy to get in and out if you are limited on time. \n\nStart things off with their Blue fin Tuna Tartar with sesame rice crisps. For the main course, the Banana Lead Halibut with salsa hits the spot, or the good 'ol meatloaf with mashed potato would make even Mom jealous! \n\nOf course no meal is complete without an adult libation and their full service bar is fully stocked to create anything you desire....I prefer the Rum & Ginger Tea or the Lemongrass Drop. \n\nMake sure you save room for dessert including Kerry's \""Big Bowl of Cotton Candy.\"" A fun dish to share with others. But if you are on the adventurous side, try their \""Junk Food Platter\"" that will bring back some great childhood memories. \n\nYou might even get Kerry himself to stop by your table to check on you as he does very often.
Class: logometrical


Example: I had the Beef Chimichanga and it tasted like Chinese fried rice wrapped in a tortilla that absorbed the taste of a frier that has not had the oil changed in a while.
Class: millisecond


Example: RUDE staff that wouldn't spit on you if you were on Fire... mixed up our party's orders, ignored us when we needed waters.  Honestly, it was the attitude of the staff that completely turned me OFF to this historic restaurant.
Class: millisecond
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really fun place to be. drink specials are affordable and the bartenders aren't bad.\n\nmusic is loud and there is a cover for guys on the weekends. this is a usual stop on any decent Scottsdale bar hopping experience\n\nDance the night away, avoid the weirdos, and if you have a few friends, get a VIP experience. we got it once and we had a nice area to ourselves watching the action play out.