Example: I've been here a bunch of times already.  Salty's is a great place if you're looking for a good drink and a place to socialize outdoors.  That's what keeps us coming back.  Although the happy hours are decent, I wouldn't say the same for the food. Seems like it can all be easily prepared in the microwave. The only thing I've tried there that I would actually get again is the guac, but it's also something I can just make at home...\n\nOverall, if you're looking for a good time, good drinks, good atmosphere and a fun time (esp. at night when there's a band or DJ), Salty's is a great place to go.  They also have a volleyball court and an area for bags (aka cornhole) and horseshoes, which is unique.\n\nThe two star rating would be higher if the drink specials were phenomenal, but they're not.  The food knocks down my opinion as well.
Class: magnetoplumbite


Example: I took my five year son here since last weekend.  It is a fun place for children 12 and under.  Worth checking out.  I used a Groupon that cost $15.00 for two tickets.  Adults really do not need a ticket considering most of the entertainment is geared towards children.\n\nJambo has miniature golf, laser tag, mechanical animal rides, a train and a couple of other rides.  In addition, they have arcade style games requiring tokens as payment.\n\nMy son had fun.  I would recommend Jambo for children.  I had noticed attention paid to security (e.g. cameras and staff), a friendly and helpful staff and a cool temperature controlled environment which is great for summer time in Phoenix.\n\nI have to say I was surprised at the taste and quality of food.  It was good.  The fries were first rate and the hamburger was tasty!  Bravo.  I was expected Chuck E Cheese style food, not here.\n\nMy suggestion for a five star would be to decrease the size of the miniature golf area and add a couple more rides or features (e.g. wide screen or carnival type games).  \n\nI have to say that I did read some other reviews and let me say the following: do not worry about stray excrement in the park, it is probably not out there.  Even if you are unlucky enough to find it, do not blame the proprietor, it can happen anywhere!  Secondly, yes this park is for kids under 12.  Yes it is advertised as such both inside and outside.  If you are too old, don't go.  That simple.\n\nMy son and I had a great time and I would highly recommend it to others.
Class: wasteland


Example: Looked up the newly added businesses in town and i saw two things about Nosh & Swig that caught my eye, Tapas and east side of town. They wife and i ordered ALOT of food for the 2 of us but we didn't eat all day since we new were were going here. Everything we had had great flavors and was presented beautifully. There is so much more to try and I can't wait to go back! Service was outstanding and the staff and owner stopped to have a conversation with us.
Class: wasteland


Example: I love that they are now at Canyon Ridge church on weekends, they have a great grinds, the coffee is so good, get a jolt of energy.   woot woooooooo
Class: wasteland


Example: What the hell happened to Papa John's? I used to eat pizza from these guys all the time when I was living over in Southern California. Now that I have been in Vegas about 4 years, this is the first I have had it since then.\n\nFor starters, the dough has changed. I dont know exactly what it is but, for some reason it did not taste the same like I was used to back in Cali. The dough seemed bland and a bit dry. The toppings werent as plentiful and as fresh as it used to be.\n\nMaybe its because I ordered 3 large pizzas for delivery about half an hour before they closed? Maybe they were just getting ready to close soon and really did not worry too much about my order? Sad to think it but yeah, maybe I was getting whatever dough that was left since the morning. I also think that I am spoiled from going to Old School Pizzeria, Metro Pizza, Napoli's and Grimaldi's.\n\nThe only thing that has not changed are the little Garlic Butter thingies that you can dip your pizza bread into and the peppercini's (sp?). \n\nWhat I ordered was 2 large pepperonis and 1 large Ham and Pineapple. I also orderd cheesy breadsticks as a side. I hate to say it, but the hot n ready pepperoni pizza at Little Caesars I had last weekend was better. The cheesy breadsticks were ok.\n\nCustomer service and delivery were decent. They showed up as promised by the eta that was given. \n\nOverall, not sure if I want have Papa John's again. Maybe I just caught them at a bad time. Everybody has their moments I guess. If I order from these guys again and it is better or heaven forbid worse, then an update is necessary.\n\nYelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #111
Class: magnetoplumbite


Example: If you want the nightlife; you want to boogie... Better boogie on down to some other bar.\n\nThe bar is dull, the music boring, the drinks weak, and the atmosphere cloudy with a chance of smog.\n\nIf you like drowning your sorrows in overpriced beverages and bartenders that can't break change to let you tip, then the Spotlight is the place for you.\n\nThis is truly unfortunate. The bar has a great location and a lot of potential; it simply lacks the ambition of a successful gay bar.
Class: magnetoplumbite
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What is this? Mexican food for ants??? They should rename it America's Smallest Tacos. Seriously, ridiculously small, about the size of your palm with 3 tablespoons of meat. I am not a big eater or overweight by any means and I would need about 6 of these tacos which would cost $14.50. Sorry but that's just crazy. If I'm going to pay grotesquely inflated prices for Mexican food I'll go to Mango's in Mesa where at least I feel like it's a value. That being said, the favors were fantastic, really delicious marinated meats, the corn with cream sauce was amazing. Great chips and salsa too. If you're ok paying for it, it's a tasty place to eat. I just can't justify the cost.