Case: I recently moved to Scottsdale & needed to find a new hairdresser. I've been going to Aveda salons since college and have always liked how they cut my hair so I expected to get a similar haircut from Salon Sandoval. Unfortunately my cut just wasn't what I asked for or what I've come to expect from Aveda salons. I explained what I wanted (long layers) and ended up with no layers. My hair just fell so badly until I got it re-cut. Seeing as how I already had the layers I wanted in my hair, just an outgrown length, I really thought that they could have done my cut easily.\n\nI've also come to expect the aromatherapy scalp massage at the beginning of a cut from Aveda salons and didn't get one. I didn't really like the interior of the salon either, it was a little too small and cramped. Granted neither of my last two complaints would have mattered if the cut had been good.
Classification: uncramp


Case: Over ratios, long hours,high teacher turn over rate, very unprofessional, not a school....it's glorified babysitting service. Terrible pay to teachers..  If you want high quality education enroll your children in a real educational school.  Thumbs down to PCA dobson & the  administration. Be very concerned when a so called school  is more concerned with busy work/ the bulletin boards than your child's education.  I would never recommend this day care.
Classification: uncramp


Case: Reasonable priced food if you are in that area. Best breakfast spot and decent lunch offerings. Food is flavorful and there is many options. Eggs to crepes to french toast. \n\n5/5
Classification: pinkwood


Case: They carry POG juice!!! [A Hawai'i favorite] \nThe atmosphere is pleasant and the food really is fresh and easy. The pork ribs are great especially when on sale for $3.99 and I love how they have all the extras in a ready container [ex: lettuce, tomatoes and onions in a container ready for hamburgers] I love this place!
Classification: pinkwood


Case: I had the absolute best pedicure of my life today from Raisa.  My feet were in sad shape after months of neglect, and she worked on them for an hour and a half and turned them into gorgeous, soft, smooth, perfectly polished feet. I've been happy with pedicures at the spa at Camelback Inn and the spa at the Royal Palms  but  the pedicure I got today was nothing short of a miracle.  I would recommend Raisa's Signature Pedicure to anyone and plan to go back in a few weeks.  It was an indulgence, but it was completely worth it!
Classification: pinkwood


Case: We stopped in for lunch on 9/19/12.  The minute we walked in we noticed a slight smell.  Not sure what it was-I thought sort of fishy.  It was fairly busy with some large groups (mostly Asian families) which seemed to be a good sign.  \n\nWe ordered off the lunch menu which was a good deal.  (I believe 6 or 7.95).  I had the Chicken Pad Thai.  It was fine.  It came with some tasty fried rice though.  My one friend ordered Pork Pad Thai -he said it was good.  His wife ordered Pork Pad See Yew.  She said it was \""fine\"".  One thing we all noticed was that it took almost 25 minutes to get our food.  Our food was not THAT good though. \n\nPolite servers but we had to ask for refills and the bill.  Maybe they are better for dinner and to be fair we ordered off the lunch menu but with all the other options in Vegas I doubt I would return.
Classification: uncramp


Case: Good dim sum. I only go to dim sum with my friend that speaks Chinese, so she always gets all the right stuff. Good tea, yummy food, attentive service. Get there early because the place gets packed out! Mostly Chinese families (a good sign), but a few American families too. \n\nMay I also add that my daughter says that dim sum is perfect after-oral surgery food. It's all tasty and easy to chew!
Classification: pinkwood


Case: Before you read further, please note that I visited this location for a new bellybutton ring.  Not a wide selection of belly button rings.  As far as tattoos, I don't have one (yet), but am currently weighing that decision.  \n\nThis location was featured in Charlotte's edition of Creative Loafing in an article titled \""Charlotte Ink.\""  As far as bellybutton rings go, I am unable to rate them any higher than 2.  However, I plan to make this shop my first visit if/when I get my tattoo, and will update my review then.  The folks were really nice, and appear to have a huge selection of artwork to choose from. \n\nTips:\n- Parking leaves much to be desired.  You may have to park in the back, which looked like a junk car lot. \n- If you have to park in the back, the front door is up front on the street so you'll have to walk up the way you drove in.
Classification: uncramp
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Bought on a Groupon for my husband without checking ratings first. It has only partially working after 4 visit, to rid the hair. They begin the treatment on a lower level and then work their way up. They don't use any gel (Cheap) and it hurts like hell and do not provide any cream afterwards. And there are spotty hair patches that look like corn rows! When we confronted the black haired woman, who likes to listen to country music, she got all defensive. Face it chica, you did a craaapppy aaaasss job! \n\nBetter off with another place, check AZ spa Girls for reviews and deals, Spa 810 rocks!\n\nCase in Point: Groupon has hit all time lows, Living Social is junk too.