Text - Don't bother with upgrading past the luxury manicure. Not worth it! I went with two friends and they got the luxury and I got the deluxe. No difference! The owner tried telling me that I got a longer massage which is a lie because we all were done together. They also rush a lot more when they have customers waiting. I get different service every time. The gal who did my mani/pedi was very nice.
Group - ruesome


Text - Such a disappointment!  The faucet leaked (fixed by the second day of our stay), the Jacuzzi bath was not working (fixed by the second day but sounds like a jet engine taking off!), two of the lamps didn't have bulbs, bath robes by request only (and they take forever to get them to you), and they TAX the Resort Fee!  YES, that's right.  They added an additional $6. to the $25. per night resort fee as a tax.  I think this is illegal, but after all we had to put up with, I just paid it and left.  The room looks great when you enter and the view is cool, but after you've been in the room for an hour all of the flaws become obvious.  For example, there are cracks in the ceiling above the bath tub that had been poorly repaired. Wi-Fi is \""free\"" with the $25. resort fee but is only good for ONE device, so if your girlfriend wants to use her IPAD you'll have to pay a daily fee for the second device.  They charge you for every little thing.   NOT A FOUR STAR HOTEL.
Group - ruesome


Text - We always stop here b4 we head back home, I recommend the Around The World Float Tray. You can buy shirts n stuff or $11 bottle openers but who comes here for that.
Group - homogangliate


Text - I went to Alessia's on a Friday night with my best friend. After reading the reviews I expected it to be unbelievably busy since it was a Friday night. When I came was a ghost town. I had only heard of this restaurant form reviews so I was on the fence about actually going and leaving the comfort of the usual chain restaurants. One thing that already had me maybe rethinking going there was its location. It is nestled in a tiny little corner on Brown road and Higley. I found it very hard to find since there were no signs. Personally, if I'm having trouble finding the restaurant I probably won't like the food. Boy was I wrong! Alessia's is as if you were actually in Italy itself. It puts Olive Garden to shame! As soon as we walked in the atmosphere was very warming, the seating area was a little small but there was a large outside patio seating area to make up for it. The staff is very polite and attentive, catering to you every need. Our waiter was entertaining and knowledgeable about the menu items and where in Italy they originated from. One of the things that did turn us off was that the sodas came from soda cans that you could hear them opening in the kitchen. The restaurant wasn't too busy at all, so it was an overall great dinner experience. They had a wide variety of Italian wine. The wait for the food was average and pricing compared to others is slightly higher but it is very much worth it.  It is truly a hidden gem, good food humble restaurant and great food. Alessia's had a very intimate romantic feeling, I probably won't take my best friend there again but I would bring it up to my boyfriend. With all the factors of the experience I'm giving it four out of five stars. The food was the best Italian I've ever had but the one thing that ducted them a star was the difficulty of finding the restaurant. A tip I can give to food-lovers like myself that if you find a place you're dying to go to just do it! I would have never found this amazing place if it weren't for all the great reviews.
Group - homogangliate


Text - They have great pizza and now have a new menu.  I tried the Lasagna and being Italian I never ate one better than mine until I had their's.  I had to tell the chef.  They also have a stracciatella soup which is an egg drop soup (not on the menu) and it is delicious.  The other friends I was with loved the meals they ordered
Group - homogangliate


Text - Welcome to Alice's overpriced tourist trap nightmare! Food is expensive and totally tasteless. Seemed like they used generic frozen ingredients for all the dishes we ordered. The fish fry and fish tacos were the worst. Seriously, $13 for 3 skimpy, dry pieces of fried fish? C'mon! The \""Mike Myers\"" sandwich was just OK, but not really worth it. If you're a fan, grab a beer and check the memorabilia on the walls, but better get your grub somewhere else.
Group - ruesome
Considreing the above, classify the following: Does not update phone listings or web listings when changing offered films. Drove twenty minutes to see a movie, was told at box office \""oh, we aren't showing that tonight.\"" You would think with their pretentious chain attitude they could manage simple technology. Don't waste your time.