Text - Hanny's is a nice place for a date. The food is very good and it is reasonably priced. The pizza and sandwiches here are quite delectable and always seem satisfying. Service is prompt and insightful.\n\nThe only bad point of Hanny's is I believe they over price their beers and wine. Other than that this is a pretty cool spot.
Group - hemiathetosis


Text - I've passed this place for years and had never been! When my friend Jasmine came to town my group of friends decided to meet here!\n\nFrankie's decor is awesome! It has low lighting and blow fish as lighting fixtures! It is a very small intimate bar. They have a back booth for larger groups and small tables for couples or you can always sit at the bar. Which was full up cause it was a Friday night.\n\nTheir specialty is of course tiki drinks. They have a lot of them. The potency is rated by the number of skulls given to each drink. You can even purchase a tiki glass to bring home. My first drink was a Lava Letch. It only had 3 skulls, but was very tasty and went down smooth. Let me just interject here and tell you as we were deciding on what our second drinks would be, Nicholas Cage walked in the bar! At first we all thought it was an impersonator being Vegas and all. But my friend Carrie went up to where he was and looked him right in the face and realized it was not an impersonator and booked it back to the table. So I decided that this would be a good time to go up to the bar and directly past Nicholas Cage's table, to order my drink. Luckly my friend Becki came too!. She ordered her drink first and just as I was squeezing my way up to the bar there he was standing over me!! Nicholas Cage! Let me tell you he smelled good! I wanted to say something , but I clammed up. He was quick to order and like a flash was back at his table. You can understand it took me a minute to recover from that. I finally made my drink order which was a not well thought out move. I ordered the Wai'anae Wipeout which had five skulls. If you like super sweet drinks this is for you, but the mango juice was just way too sweet. Overpowered the whole cocktail. I couldn't even finish it. \n\nI really enjoyed Frankie's and not just because Nicholas Cage showed up. Show's he's got good taste though!  I can't wait to go back and try some of their other tiki drinks! Maybe we should do an UYE event there!
Group - hemiathetosis


Text - This was a really uncomfortable dinner mostly because it was my suggestion and everyone hated it.  Everything my mother-in-law ordered was sold out.  They refused to bring her anything to drink despite multiple requests... the list is endless.\n\nAt the end of the day, the food that was available was good but the ambiance and the service were lacking.
Group - fieldish


Text - I went to RICKS last night, this place is small, it's dark inside and all the waitress are better looking than the dancers. Not to mention they are stuck up and not friendly at all. I will never go back to RICKS and don't recommend anyone else to come here. Go to O.G's.
Group - fieldish


Text - AMAZING!!!!!!!!! The fried pork is an orgasm in your mouth!!!!!! Everything is wonderful, I haven't had this good of flilpino food since a friend!! You must go here
Group - hemiathetosis


Text - My Wife and I went to this restaurant about a week ago and were treated very poorly. When I complained to their website, I received no response. We have a choice, and if Taco Bell cares nothing about their customers, we will never go to Taco Bell again. We have a Dell Taco closer to our house anyways.
Group - fieldish
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A friend and I went here last night to watch the special Q&A night performance of Love, Loss & What I Wore.  It was my first time ever coming to this theatre despite all the many, many, many times I've walked past it and admired it from the outside.\n\nThe Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is a gorgeous venue.  The lobby it self is incredibly contemporary and modern looking with plenty of spots to sit and lounge before you head in to your show.  And the theatre itself is a very nice one with lots of wood panels and a great view of the stage, no matter where you sit.\n\nI was actually sitting in the Yelp section, as they were the event's media sponsor.  Thanks for brining me along Mary!  Our row, along with 2 others, were the Tweet Seats, which means we were allowed to tweet during the performance using a special hash tag and their wifi password.  They asked us to post questions for the Q&A session after the performance.  It was pretty neat...especially since one of my questions was chosen!