Example: I love this place! I just started going last month and my nails have never been better. Lee is awesome! She does a great job and really knows her stuff. My nails look super-natural and I never feel pressured to get a new set or a more expensive treatment. The place is big, clean and inviting. None of those tacky 1980s posters on the wall. They offer a lot of services, but so far I've only gotten acrylics there. I get pink&whites using dark pink acrylic. Amazing. I would recommend this place to anyone who's looking, even though they are a bit on the pricey side. You defintiely get what you pay for.
Class: supertoleration


Example: Pizza is ok, no place to sit!  It's really a take out place.  Order ahead if you want a large pizza. Overall, the line is not worth the pizza.
Class: chauvinism


Example: Used to like this store, but then I discovered their ZERO TOLERANCE RETURN POLICY!  Have always liked to support the local family owned business, and so would choose to overpay for nice items in this store, just to be supportive.  Then I bought an $11 pizza cutter, which basically would not cut pizza, and was completely unusable.  Stopped back the next day for what I thought would be a simple return.  The manager Steven said they cannot accept merchandise back in their store.  He even used the example that if I bought a hot-dog and didn't like it I couldn't return it.  Ohhhh-K.  Thought I was dealing with a 5 year old.  Owner Katrina echoed the same sentiment and claimed \""No Returns!\"".  Five bucks profit in Katrina's pocket is evidently more important than a happy customer.  Ugh, I'll just go back to the big-box stores.  Note that you can find anything in this place on Amazon or Bed-Bath, and you'll be treated much better.\n\nNo returns for you!!  NEXT!\n\nUPDATE: 7/19/2014\n\nThis wasn't a case of the owner not liking the pizza slicer, this was a 1 day old slicer that didn't slice.  The receipt says \""defective products will be handled on an individual basis\"".  I'm not sure what drives that decision, as both manager and owner refused to even look at this product to determine or acknowledge that there could be a problem with it.  A broken cheese slicer? OK.  Broken pizza slicer?  No.  I guess buyer beware is the word of the day here.
Class: chauvinism


Example: This is one of the most affordable and fun shows on the strip.  I like this show so much that I brought my parents and made it an entertainment choice during a company meeting.  The talent of not only Frankie but his big band with a dash of humor and tremendous charisma really captivates you for the whole show.  \n\nIf you're shy I recommend sitting in the back and if you want to be close to the action and maybe want to admire his moves and handsomeness then by all means get seats up close.  I plan on seeing this show in the future and make it one of my recommendations to all friends and coworkers that visit the strip.
Class: supertoleration


Example: Island Sushi has some great sushi and  island-style grinds! My friends and I especially liked the furukaki poke, the garlic chicken, oxtail curry and the many unreal sushi rolls that we stuffed ourselves with. The waitresses and the entire staff were so friendly, and went out of their way make us feel at home. Highly recommended for anyone hungry for local food and excellent, fresh sushi.
Class: supertoleration


Example: Bland and boring.  Whats with the fries?! No body in the world wants mexican food with fries.  A bad representation of Phoenix in an impressionable location.  Besides the sub average flavor the tradion of bad attitudes and slowness from the employees carries on from the 16th st location to the airport.  Never again Barrio. Dont believe the hype.
Class: chauvinism


Example: A Phoenix original if ever there was one!  Total gem in the lower Grand Avenue area.\n\nI love the unique atmosphere here.  Post-industrial meets shabby-chic meets post-modern meets trading post.  Or something like that.\n\nI wanted something different and ordered the Panini Cubano.  I thoroughly enjoyed the shaved prosciutto, black beans, melted swiss, pickles and chipotle mayo.  I also sampled the sandwiches of my wife and daughter and they were very tasty as well.  They had the pesto chicken and the lamb gyro, respectively.\n\nThe Paisley Violin is now firmly  entrenched on my list of cool, reasonable and unique places to grab lunch and to take visitors from out of town.
Class: supertoleration


Example: Typical grocery and drug store - owned by the Kroger chain.  Rotisserie chickens were okay, though soaking in big fats of grease within their individual bags (and we couldn't tell the difference between the \""lemon pepper\"" and \""garlic herb\"" varieties).  Olive bar, deli and bakery, plus the full drug store.  Just kinda underwhelming, especially compared to all the fresh and prepared foods at Fresh and Easy nearby.
Class: chauvinism
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O'Connor's Pub is a hidden gem.  They have the best St. Patty's day celebration with great people, drinks and Irish music.  But I love the everyday atmosphere at O'Connor's.  They welcome everyone and the bartenders pour one heck of a good Guinness (correctly poured of course).  It is the kind of place I can swing by for Happy Hour or a Saturday night and know I will have a good time with friendly people.  There is a darts league I've seen before that I've always wanted to join too.