Example: Brings back alot of memories. Fun to kill time and revisit your youth. Some of the machines a bit old and beat up but still fun.
Class: Raia


Example: Dinner of Christmas Day was great - attentive service without being stuffy, delicious food, and great atmosphere.
Class: Raia


Example: I was last the the Mimosa Grill a few weeks ago while visiting Charlotte on business. It was pouring outside, so to was very nice to be out of the rain and be immediately greeted by the welcoming decor. We were quickly seated by our very pleasant host and our waitress briefed us on the specials for the evening. I asked for a recommendation on a cheese selection her choice of a local goat cheese was fabulous. For the entree I chose the New York Strip Pepper Steak and it was prepared perfectly. A glass of Beringer Reserve Cabernet went very well with the meal. I have been to the Mimosa Grill a few other times in the past and have always been pleased with the entire evening, and this was no exception.
Class: Raia


Example: Sorry, to say our meal was not tasty at all and our tamale was cold. Maybe they can improve as we need more types and styles of food in Fountain Hills.
Class: propitiative


Example: I purchased a groupon for underarm hair removal and I was super excited to have this treatment done. Needless to say my results from the year and a few months treatment were not as advertised. \n\nI am a white female, my hair is not super coarse but is fairly dark. At my first consultation it was explained that I had ideal skin/hair for very minimal re-growth after completing the course of laser treatments. Now about a year or so after completion of laser treatments, I find myself having to shave like before. I did my research before getting this treatment done, and I went in knowing that results may vary. The disappointing part comes from paying a lot of money for treatments and being told that I was a candidate for \""optimum results.\"" I also expected not to have much hair growth after the visits as that was what I was advised would happen. \n\nNot the case!  \n\nI would not recommend Simplicity for a couple reasons: giving unrealistic result expectations from jump street, constantly moving locations and not telling me they moved so I would show up at my appointment only to find they were no longer at that local and the laser technicians & front desk staff had very snooty attitudes. Oh, did I mention I was constantly being hard sold to upgrade and spend more money on additional areas to treat. I get trying to up-sale customers, I was in sales so I understand it's purpose. But if I say no once, or even twice...don't keep coming after me to spend more money. If I was satisfied with your services, I would have dropped more cash, I was not satisfied nor impressed......no means no!\n\nI am just grateful that i did not pay full price for their services.
Class: propitiative


Example: Alas, my craving for Indian food came to the point where I had to breakdown and eat Indian food on the West Coast. :(  I'm sorry to say that my craving for Indian was not met and the \""timing\"" to eat at \""Tandoori Times\"" couldn't have been worse.\n\nTo start off my first sign of disappointment was when I called to see if the had a lunch buffet\n\nThey didn't.  What Indian Restaurant doesn't do a lunch buffet!?\n\nWell two to be in exact, which happens to be the only two Indian restaurants in Old Town Scottsdale (Tandoori Times and Jewel of the Crown) which is where I work, of course.\n\nThe cuisine...\n\nFirst off, I'm a big believer that you can judge an Indian restaurant by their chicken tikka masala, so since this was my first visit to Tandoori, I had to try it.   Let's just say it was okay at best.  The tikka masala was little bit spicier than usual, which is fine with me, and it also had the right consistency and richness from the cream you expect, but it missed the slight sweetness that contrasts the spices from the sauce.  Disappointing.\n\nNext was the naan.\n\nThe naan came out warm and had that ever so slight crispy outside that I adore, but the inside was slightly doughy or little too moist, which made the naan slightly chewy after it cooled off.  It was still good, but come on; you can at least master the basics right?\n\nWrong.\n\nLet's go to the rice.  First and foremost I don't ever recall where you had to pay for rice at any Indian restaurant.  Well guess what?  I did.  $2.50 to be exact!!!  And for $2.50, did they master this staple side dish?  Noooo...\n\nIt wasn't like it was horrible but I have never had Indian rice that was oily; it was slight, but you could taste and feel it.  Overall texture and flavor was sub par, but I couldn't get over the slightly oily taste and texture.  All I could think was that I was eating Chinese fried rice (b/c of the oiliness) with my tikka masala.  Sigh... Oh well.  Atleast they gave a hearty portion.\n\nDecor was adequate, dark green and red colored sheer covered sections of walls and was used a divider to break up the room.  But what was up with the standard white office acoustical tiles in the ceiling?  Atleast black it out like most restaurants.  I felt like I was at work or in some weird episode of The Office.  An episode when Steve Carell's character, Michael, decides to go to an Indian restaurant at lunch and notices the same thing...but to only make an erroneous comment out loud so everyone in the restaurant could here, starts mocking Indians and their accent and everything then goes down hill: something I would only laugh if on TV, but would not in real life.  I couldn't get over the fact that on top of that they had the audacity to then painted random acoustical tiles dark red and blue, which made your eyes look up at the ceiling.  I'm clueless on that one.\n\nAnyways, I am very hard pressed to find a reason to go back Tandoori Times.  For all you Phoenicians you never had Indian Food, save your taste buds and go to NYC or anywhere back east and try it there.  But if you get the urge, I would suggest go to India Delhi Palace on McDowell Road.  The food is actually pretty good, for AZ standards that is.\n\nMore along the lines of 2 1/2 Stars
Class: propitiative
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Great Late Night EATS!!\n\nOPEN LATE til  3am and also serves breakfast @ 6am (Inside the Gold Coast) \n\nVery seldom is there a wait.\n\nGreat happy hour specials Jack Daniels Menu is GREAT & sandwiches are good too.\n\nService can go either way but they have tons of TV's, Load Music and a lively atmosphere.