Case: Was hungry for a late night snack and looked through yelp for some good eats. Read the review and decided to give Mickeys a try. Never had a Sonoran hotdog before coming here and I gotta admit I fell in love with it! The taste is sooo good it'll make you jus want more. I give this place 2 thumbs up and will be returning for more. Although a word of advice, it wouldn't be hard to know a little Spanish when entering this joint...felt like I was in Mexico again. All in all great place and budget friendly.
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Case: Who puts soggy poached eggs in a bowl? I ordered the rustic not realizing that it would end up being a soup! Bland and soggy is not what I consider good food. Even the super thin slices of bread were butter-less and nothing was offered to me to spread on them. My 2 year old used them to hammer the table which is all that they were good for. Husband ordered the strawberry rhubarb french toast not realizing that all of the strawberry and rhubarb would be in the bread, it was tasty even though it is a dissapointment after the description. The latte was good but the OJ was a a joke! A shot glass that was half spilled once it reached us. \n\nI think this place is still in its infant-hood and hopefully will mature as it grows up but you will not see us spending $30 here again.
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Case: Going into this show I had already experienced a previous mentalist show a few months back through a guy named Gerry McCambridge. It was quite entertaining and really wow'd me, but yes, I was still skeptical. This show by Frederic Da Silva absolutely changed my mind. These people are truly magnificent, entertaining, and talented at what they do.\n\nAt the start of the show he tossed a few frisbees randomly into the crowd. I was one of the lucky audience member who caught one and got welcomed up on the stage. He blew my mind act after act. But the act that he performed on me really got me to buy in on everything that he is about. Everything that I saw from my perspective on the stage left me thinking, \""No way, how did he do that?!\"" \n\nTo conclude, this show is really incredible and a must see! I can full heartedly say that nothing is fake, and everything that he performs will completely stun you. Go see for yourself.
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Case: awfull!!! we paid 53 $ for 5 minutes of what you never pay in any amusement  park...\ndefenetly... t they rying to get the tourism to pay for an awful  experience.... we came from spain and we got that 1000 better in any ammusement park.... very, very  disappointing...\nand expensive.... probably they they need to amortized.... dont even waist your time...\nnada que ver! el pasaje del terror del tibidabo 1000 veces mejor! y gratis!!!!.
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Case: There's just something in a restaurant's name that will lure me for a visit. Like Al's Beef. Those words together conjure up fantastical images of hunky blue collared workers. You know the ones; they work hard and play harder, each one starving, looking to get his fill of Al's thick juicy Italian Beef sandwiches.\n\nIn 1938, Al's Beef opened as a food stand in Chicago's Little Italy. The idea for the Italian Beef sandwich came during the Depression when meat was scarce. So, in order to help stretch the meat to feed more people, the roasted beef was shaved extremely thin, then made into sandwiches.\n\nOver the years, Al's flourished, earning accolades such as Best Sandwich in America from Esquire, Playboy and others. They were even featured earlier this year on one of my favorite TV shows, Man vs. Food, in an episode titled \""Da Italian Stance.\""\n\nIn Chicago, there's an art to eating an Al's Italian Beef sandwich. In the \""Italian Stance,\"" the diner's knees are slightly bent, posterior slightly up and out and elbows on the counter. This technique helps to avoid getting Al's gravy on your shoes. It's not the traditional gravy you might think of putting on mashed potatoes, but more like the pan drippings from the roasted beef they dunk the entire sandwich in, bread and all.\n\nUnfortunately, all of this amazing history and media attention doesn't seem to matter to the new franchised location in North Scottsdale. The concept here is fast casual, order from the counter, then getting your number called a few minutes later to pick up your food.\n\nThe interior was spotlessly clean, the staff relatively friendly and the concept easy, what's not to like? Unfortunately, the food.\n\nI started with the Big Al ($7.45), the 8-inch version of their Italian Beef sandwiches. I want to eat it like Chicagoans do, so I ordered the sandwich dipped, then covered with hot giardiniera, a relish of pickled peppers and vegetables. Taking my position, with my butt in the air and my elbows on the counter top, I took the first bite. First I was amazed just how juicy the sandwich was. Then another surprise hit me -- the meat was almost flavorless.\n\nI was so disappointed that after a few bites I decided to try a Chicago Dog ($3.10). But the hot dog was so small and shriveled I wasn't sure you could call it a hot dog; more like a hot mess.\n\nThere were a few highlights, including the delicious Bleu Cheese Fries ($4.50), perfectly cooked French fries covered with bleu cheese crumbles and dressing. Another treat was the Tamale Boat ($5.80), two Chicago-style tamales covered with chili, cheddar cheese and onions.\n\nWhen one of the employees decided that it was time for Headbangers Ball, playing thrash metal over the restaurant's loudspeakers, I took it as my cue to leave.\n\nMaybe this place should be renamed Al's French Fried Tamale Mosh Pit? Rock on man, rock on.
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Case: They don't have the tour anymore, stopped that in 2000, but still fun!!
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Case: I am very, very sad to give this review (see previous review in my profile), but I couldn't be more disappointed/annoyed.\n\nSo, a month an a half ago I forgot to change the billing setting on my account right away. So, I went into the gym to do it in person- no big deal, right? The gal at the desk (super flip and didn't seem to care about anything other than looking cute and available to gym patrons), took my new card number an said that all would be fine. Well.....\n\nAfter trying to use the gym a second time after this visit, I was still denied. The fellow, a little more mature and aware of others, said \""there is a waiting list of issues, but the manager will be right in it\"". Ok, cool, I trust you guys. I will just work out and check later tonight that everything went through.\n\nAfter 3+ visits, I was told the same thing that the fellow told me. Overall UA charged me $80+ in late fees because the staff is to adequate to do anything. I then called the  billing company, and they were unable to do anything, despite the fact that I was told by UA staff that contacting them would be the best thing to do.\n\nScrew you, Urban Active. Not only have you made it abundantly clear by your manager that I am just part of your \""1,000 members\"", you are all dumb and clueless. A big bummer because I once sang praises over you.\n\nGO to Planet Fitness in Edgewood instead. After only a tour, they have already blown my mind. Review to follow soon!!!!
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Case: I always have a good time here.\n\nKaraoke Steve is the nicest and the bartenders are great.\n\nStay away. Its too drunk collar for most of you and you'll be taking up table space..
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Classify the following: BE WARNED:\n\nI've been told by countless friends and family members, and read tons of Yelp! reviews, that they try and scam you with the \""your windshield is chipped\"" business when you pull up. \n\nSure enough, I pull up, and one guy IMMEDIATELY starts inspecting my windshield and comes around to the drivers side window and asks if I do a lot of driving, because there's \""damaging on your windshield that's going to get worse.\"" \""It's usually free of charge to fix, depending on your insurance. Who's your insurance.\"" I told him \""I'm not sure, my grandparents take care of all of that.\"" He responds with \""Well, are you listed on their policy? How do you not know who your insurance is?\"" I clearly know who I'm insured by, but wasn't going to give this guy the satisfaction of carrying on this conversation any longer. I shrugged my shoulders and said \""I'm just really spoiled I guess,\"" smiled and walked away. \n\nSo just be cautious, if you do decide to come here for a car wash, give your windshield a close inspection before hand, then call them out in their bullshit scam. \n\nThe car wash and detail was alright. I could have done it at home, for free, and completed a much more finished job. The steering wheel wasn't cleaned. There was still three visible gum wrappers on the floor, intentionally placed. The back window was only cleaned in the middle, coincidentally where the little Mexican man could reach. There is still residue and everyday-gunk on my windows. \n\nWhat's that saying... Oh yeah; you get what you pay for.