Example: We had a going away party, went with 5 people , right out of the gate it was a very bad. Almost like we were in another country.went through my bag took my driver, and 3 other clubs. Were not allowed to drivers at a driving range. The hole time I had  employees going thru my golf bag, to make sure I was using the right club.\nI have been a business owner for 20 years, this is the worst run place I have been to.everyone I know feels the same way . Besides that went to get clubs back, I was returned the wrong\n  Clubs four times. Very bad. Not one good thing to say about them.    Don't  go. Big scame . Have No idea what is going on. They are using fake reviews I live here. No buddy has anything good to say local.
Class: eyelike


Example: Great place to get away from the craziness of Vegas. From the moment you step into the lobby, the peaceful ambiance is a desirable contrast from the rest of the strip. No riffraff and service is impeccable - you are immediately looked after and the staff is eager to do whatever they can to make your stay pleasant. Placement at one end of the strip makes for a great sightline at night. Also easy access to the Mandalay casino downstairs and tram to get you down into the more active part of the strip. \n\nThis is definitely not for those looking for \""The Hangover\"" experience. But if you want to go to Vegas and have a respite from it at the same time, this is the place to stay.
Class: uncrime


Example: Okay, I wasn't too crazy about this place.  I read some reviews on here saying that it was a great place to take out-of-town guests so I went ahead and took a visitor there a few days ago.  The day we went up there happened to be very chilly, with quite the bracing wind.  So when we first sat down to lunch at the \""Mammoth Steakhouse,\"" we were expecting a nice, heated area to enjoy our good eats.  Well, there was to be no heat whatsoever.  All they had to keep the place warm was human body heat and tiny, tiny space heaters.  It also seemed like the place was understaffed, with one waiter to serve a large room of customers.  I ordered the Mammoth burger, which was tasty, but unfortunately it and the fries got cold a little too prematurely, on account of the FRIGID environs.\n\nWe then made our way over to a few shops here and there.  I was impressed with one or two, but the rest was very overdone and kitschy (I think that's how that's spelled).  One store had a bunch of clay magnets, pottery, and figurines you could buy from a lady who was making them only for fun and not money (all the money you gave her went to the \""town\"").  After we bought a few magnets, we got crazy at a store called \""Cactus Flats.\""  Now, if you're into cultivating plants, but are shitty at watering them enough, this is the place for you!  The lady there sells both cacti and succulents.  The succulents can be \""sprinkled\"" once a week and the cacti need only a tbsp of water a month!  And the plants sold there are really gorgeous.  Never did I realize how many species of cacti and succulents there were!  I went a little crazy and bought six plants.  However, most of them are affordable at only $4 each.  \n\nThen, we decided to buy a \""train\"" ticket.  \""Train\"" tickets cost 12 bucks for an adult and this thing only goes around the town once while some tour-guide (who probably despises his job) tells you random facts about the town, mining, and the lives of the surrounding Saguaro cacti.  Big freakin' whoop.  Twelve bucks down the drain.  \n\nNext was the \""mine\"" tour.  This consisted of an over-dramatized elevator ride down a \""shaft\"" and a walk-through of a FAKE mine.  You know it's fake as soon as you see that the rocks in there are made of PLASTIC.  There I was thinking I was going to take a trip down a real-live, historic mine.  It could have been redeemed if the tour guide was a decent-enough speaker.  If I didn't know any better, I would have been convinced our poor tour guide was drunk.  His pauses were long and way overdone and you could tell that he, too, probably despised his job.  I could have sworn I sensed a drunken slur here and there, but he didn't smell like alcohol, so I trusted he was okay.  Either way, he was a shitty orator.  \n\nOnce we got outta there, we went to a \""Cantina\"" in order to get a good hot chocolate.  That was also a bust.  I was expecting a good, genuine mug of hot chocolate.  Nope.  Alls we got for 3 bucks each were tiny styrofoam cups and shitty machine-generated hot chocolate (the kind that comes out right next to the French Vanilla cappucino flavor).  \n\nMy friend was a doll and said she loved it, but I knew that place could have been way better.  They advertise it as a ghost town, but all it is is just a bunch of reconstructed buildings put up to resemble the previous town that was located there.  The only redeeming things were: the beautiful backdrop of the Superstition mtns, the Cactus Flats, and the kind-hearted pottery lady.
Class: eyelike


Example: I went here on a sunny spring day with my wife for lunch.  It has a cool modern atmosphere with direct views of the capitol from almost any seat.  The burger I had was good, but very messy.  I think the bun could have been slightly bigger.  I like the huge ceilings inside.  Overall a good option on the square that I will try again.  I think happy hour here could be a good idea especially with summer on the way and their big tap beer selection.
Class: uncrime
Classify the following: They do such a good job here.  I LOVE the pedicure.  Manicure is not bad either.  However, they are a little overpriced for gel/shellac.  But the regular pedicure is amazing....I love the sugar scrub and hot stones!   Most of the girls are friendly, sometimes when they speak Vietnamese between each other it can be a little rude.