Example: Being a massage junkie, I've experienced a wide variety of massage therapists and their techniques. The best advice I can give for clients is to find a massage therapist who is a \""good match\"" for your needs. That's exactly what I did at the Art of Touch. My first massage experience with \""T\"" was just okay. She did nothing wrong, except we were simply not a good match. I decided to try the Art of Touch again and this time it was with \""C.\"" Wow! I was so happy to have found her . . . my match. She was able to tailor the massage to my needs, which is not an easy task considering I have a roadmap on my back with knots planted in various locations. She listens and picks up on social cues quickly, which helps when you just want a massage in silence.\n\nArt of Touch has very reasonable prices for their massages, especially when you buy a package. The decor inside the Coe house is super cute. Most of all, I feel good supporting this business. \""C\"" uses superb quality lotion, oil, and even has a heated massage table. I have been there at least 5 times now and never found difficulty with parking. If you are looking for a massage therapist, you need to look no further and book an appointment with the Art of Touch, as they have a variety of massage therapists that will suit your needs.
Class: intracerebellar


Example: To this date I have attempted to go to the Duce: 1...2...3...4 times.  And each time was without avail.  First time was Mother's day 2010.  Trying to prove to my mother that Downtown Phoenix was up and coming I brought my mom to the hip new place just south of the tracks.  Upon arrival it became clear that parking was an issue.  Since there was a baseball game several blocks away I gave up trying to find a parking spot after THIRTY(!) minutes.  With all the property surrounding the Duce being chain-linked fence street parking was the only option.  For some reason new business think that they can negate the overarching car culture of Phoenix and require people to walk long distances to participate in their new business.  Second time I went on a Tues, a day they had been open the week before, learned through my personal phone call.  Well, it they decided to change their hours that week...boohoo me.  3rd time I can't even remember the circumstances, because I just became so accustomed to the place being closed.  And that brings us to today, my final attempt.  \n\nThere has been much \""hype\"" about this wonderful place.  A place with food, boxing, and of course drinking.  But when I roll up on my bicycle at 4:45pm on a Sunday I hardly expect a place of this nature to be closed in the early afternoon on a beautiful day as today.  But alas, strike 3! You're out!  And that's only because I count the first attempt as a Ball due to the baseball game.  \n\nRecently at a customer service seminar(yes, I am a professional) I was given the statistic that 87% of customers will give a business 2 chances and then never return.  My math states that I've given the Duce twice as many chances and they have failed.  Sorry that I will never be able to taste your delicious drinks, overpriced everything, and lack of parking.
Class: imperturbed


Example: If you are an ice cream connoisseur like myself then this place is a must! The variety of flavors and concoctions that these two ladies come up with are ridiculously good! You won't find them at any other self serve yogurt because they are basically branded and franchised, where Yogurt Ranch is locally owned. \n\nThe irish mint here is definitely my favorite and keeps me coming back. I love how their flavors are homemade and changing almost weekly with another delicious flavor! \n\nPlus they use stevia as a sweetener for most of their ice cream...huge bonus from me for that.
Class: intracerebellar


Example: The Service Technician was really good but they charged me $145.00 for a ten dollar part.
Class: imperturbed
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Came here with my parents and aunt and uncle Saturday night. My aunt and uncle had been here before and loved the food and the group that plays on the weekends. \n\nService is so slow. Don't come here hungry. You will certainly die of starvation before the waitress even brings your salad. \n\nWe got the Saturday night special which was two 3-course dinners for $40. It came with a salad, main entree (3 to choose from) and dessert (2 to choose from). After waiting about 30 minutes for our salads we were told they were out. But no offer was made to give us anything else as our appetizer. Then about 5 minutes later our salads magically appear but were not as described on the online menu. The salad for the special was described as, \""Spring mixed greens, tomatoes, radishes, avocado and Queso Fresco cheese with Chipotle vinaigrette. Served with grilled bread topped with butter and cilantro oil.\"" The salad we got was finely chopped iceberg lettuce topped with some mixed spring greens on top, which tried to hide the iceberg lettuce because I didn't notice the iceberg lettuce when it was served. There were a couple of sliced grape tomatoes and the vinaigrette. And no grilled bread with butter. Because we had waited so long we were also brought out the queso fundido, which was the only nice touch to the service. It was ok. It lacked flavor. \n\nFor our main entrees we got the steak fajitas and pescado con salsa verde (which was tilapia with a cream sauce). The fajitas were pretty good, but they never gave us tortillas for them. The tilapia was better. Both came with rice and the fajitas also came with beans. \n\nLastly we got both desserts that were offered. Strawberry cheesecake and strawberries and cream. Both were good. \n\nAlso our server messed up our drink orders a couple of times and rarely came over to see us. The food was good, but not worth coming back for with the horrible service.