Example: Office management staff is rude and inconsiderate.  Trying to win in a no win situation.  We dropped by when my wife had an infection in her ear and asked if we would be seen it was about 4 in the afternoon.  The office manager said no, however one of the desk clerks found a 430 canceled appointment.  The office manager came up to her to reaffirm that we could not take my wife as a walk up even though we have been patients for 8 years.  Thanks alot to the desk girl that helped us out.  Thumbs down for the office manager.  The PA is great, however the Dr im not so sure about.  Precribed a sulfa based antibiotic which she had a reaction to.  A full body rash.  This is the most common problem with this drug.  So why not start with something smaller and known to be safer.  Additionally my father in law went there for swelling on his leg and he gave him an antibiotic and sent him on his way.  When we asked shouldnt he go to the hospital he said no.  He died the next week from the staph infection in the leg and kidney failure.  Although he did have terminal cancer with proper medical treactment of stronger iv antibiotics he would have most certainly made it  a little longer .
Class: sonneting


Example: Secreto is one of my favorite restaurants in Ahwatukee especially because it's hard to find non-chain restaurants around here.  The atmosphere is really cool and the food is amazing.  I'm not a big fan of beef or pork so that really limits my options but the Madres Pasta Favorito is amazing!  It has the best sauce I've ever had and the shrimp and guacamole salsa add the perfect touch.  Make sure you save room for dessert because the flan is to die for.  The only negative thing I would say is that we made a reservation and they forgot about us so we waited for a long time.  I don't really mind though because we were enjoying drinks at the bar.
Class: dartoic


Example: Let me start by saying I hate\nShopping!!!!! \n\nMy fianc\u00e9 dragged me here after she went with me to outdoors world. This place is way to large and made my life he'll for an hour.\n\nOn the upside, the staff greeted us as soon as we walked in the door and gave us a bag to load up with crap. The place is kept very clean even when it was extremely busy.\n\nMy major complaint is no seating inside for the men to sit while our women try clothing on. What's up with that??!?!? All the makeshift seats where the mahicans stand were taken. \n\nMy lady had to wait in a 10 min line just to try stuff on, plus they have no dressing rooms upstairs.\n\nI would also like to note that their mens clothing line is extremely homosexual! \n\n2 stars for the 2 hours off he'll u put me through. I hate u forever.
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Example: This was the only spot I had the opportunity to try Poutine at and, can I say, this is a new favorite of mine that's for sure.  This place is also gracious enough to be open VERY late for an out of towner who had to wait in Immigration... \n\nSo, the Poutine was stacked with:\n\nSmoked Meat\nCheese Curds\nGravy\n\nThe fries were pretty damn good too.  I added a Molson on draft, which completed the experience.
Class: dartoic


Example: It's definitely not the best Chinese food. The meat seems to be a mystery almost as though it has been prepackaged and warmed. Meat has a rubbery texture. N sometimes the food doesn't seem that fresh regarding the ingredients. Cheap yes! But that doesn't mean it tastes good. Fried wanting we're decent.
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Example: Another of Madison's microbrewery joints.  This one is quite spacious, especially after expanding into the antique market next door and building out a huge billiards room and new bar.  The downstairs area features a secluded backyard patio surrounded by ivy-covered walls reminescent of a New Orleans cafe.  Cool place.
Class: dartoic


Example: Food is just ok especially since they are SUPER expensive for such a small portion of food that isn't really that good. I gave them a try twice because I give everyone a mulligan just in case they have a bad day...but unfortunately, there was no change. :( They have a cool concept...but way too expensive for what you DON'T get....which is a full tummy with yummy food. You are better off trying some where else.
Class: sonneting


Example: What a beautiful property! I sit here outside on a patio chaise lounge writing this review polishing off a bottle of wine looking at the moon, palm trees, and rabbits scampering about. I've stayed here numerous times. Admittedly, my current room is the most disappointing room I've stayed in to date. This is because it is the first time, I don't have a Standard Guestroom Bath (see photo 10 of 16 on their website). If you read my other hotel reviews, I am most concerned about the room temperature, bed, and shower. That being said, it still beats the absolute pants off of a lot of other high category hotels I've stayed in. The rooms, by themselves, are an experience in aromatherapy.\n\nThe staff is extremely friendly, and you can expect to have a call after you check into your room to make sure everything is okay.\n\nThe Standard Guestroom Bath is one of my favorites of any property. It's just nice. The bed is extremely comfortable. If anything, I have had issues with controlling room temperature. My current room is the coldest 70 degrees I've ever experienced--it's more like in the lower-50s. If I see vapor I'm calling BS.\n\nI love sitting outside on the patio at night to catch up on work and personal stuff. If you are inside, I suggest bringing along a mini-to-mini audio cable to plug your iPod/laptop into the Jack Pack on the side of the credenza so you can listen to music through the TV as well as the bathroom.\n\nBuilding 12 houses my least favorite shower.\n\nAs for the few things I don't like...I've noticed they've recently relegated self-parking to the parking garage. Basically they've made self-parking as inconvenient as possible. At least, that's my perception. Also, the resort fee plus the self-parking fee ($35 total) can seem exorbitant. A room in the summer for $85? Awesome. Add $35 (or 41%) to that for your resort and self-parking fees seems a bit nuts to me. Why not charge $35 for the room and $85 for the resort fee? That seems ridiculous now, doesn't it?\n\nDining on property has been quite disappointing. Whatever pasta is being served at Prado/Mbar, has been consistently undercooked, but my review focuses on the resort itself.\n\nThe fitness center is open 24 hours and is pretty darn awesome. I challenge you to find another fitness center accessible on hotel property that is just as nice.\n\nAll-in-all, I really do love this property. By American (or 'Merican') standards, this is an oasis. It's secluded. You can't see a highway or downtown building from your window. It has pools. It has palm trees. It has fountains. It has a chic Mediterranean vibe.\n\nIn-room safe: Y\nWaiter's corkscrew: Y\nWine glasses: Y
Class: dartoic
Considreing the above, classify the following: Words can't describe what happened to my taste buds here.  Everything was delicious, even things I don't normally like.  I only wish I had the luxury of spending this much money more often.  If you're in Vegas, you have to try L'Atelier!