Text - Well.. when I walked inside, I was first reminded of those hole-in-the-wall establishments. Mind you, those can be really good.\n\nService does indeed lack, but that may be due to just having two servers. The guy seemed clueless to me, half the time, and the girl seemed to know what she was doing. Although, it did take us about 3 tries to get just plain WATER. Whatever drink they provide you with for the tin cans remind me of burnt rice.\n\nAnywho, I ordered the ddukbokki w/ ramen ($10) cause my sister mentioned it and my friend had the pork belly squid item ($20). Next time I'd definitely try the tapas though. Those range about $4+ so it can get pricey ordering those simple dishes.\n\nOn another note, our side dishes didn't come out till after the food, and that was after we asked for them. Another table got their dishes about the time they were seated so that was upsetting. If I do actually go back, I'll have to see if the service gets any better.
Group - puppetmaster


Text - AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL!!! I highly reccomend that if you do decide to use CenturyLink for Prisim TV you only communicate with them through e-mail so you have it in writing. We have had Horrible service since day one, multiple technichians have come to \""fix\"" the issues. Not to mention the absolute WORST cutomer service.... Lie after Lie after Lie!!!! our bill is ridiculous and nothing like advertised or promised, they have had the audacity to call us crazy!!!
Group - puppetmaster


Text - Here is a fun game to play while relaxing in the hot tub at the Canyon Ranch SpaClub - count the missing tiles!  This used to be my favorite spa in Vegas, and I have been to nearly all of them multiple times.  I was looking forward to returning, but was amazed at the disrepair.  There are probably nearly 50 tiles missing from the hot tub.  What is that sharp, pokey thing under my foot?  Why, it's a loose tile that I then fished out.  I would have loved to take a picture of the all the missing tiles in the two in-tub lounge seats, but no photos in the spa.  Perhaps they are counting on that.\n\nHere is another fun game.  Go into the Igloo (cold room) and look behind the frosted glass covering the lights on the wall.  That is black mold growing that you are inhaling when you are enjoying your cool down.\n\nAnd they still are charging $175 for a 50 minute massage.  All the price, but they have given up on the facilities.  Brow wax is done in the noisy salon with a lady that was rushing the process as fast as possible (taking the mirror from my hand as I am looking at my new brows?!? am I that slow?!?)\n\nCheck out was slow, when I was assured that my bill would be ready to sign when I left.  And no one asked how many experience was - otherwise, I would have gladly explained my lacking experience.\n\nThe bright spot was my massage (hence, the 2nd star).  Leticia (Leti) was really amazing.  She listened to what I was looking for in my massage, and executed wonderfully.  Unfortunately, I just don't think I can come back to this place to see her.
Group - puppetmaster


Text - i'm new to the area (by only a month), and in the worst week of my life my van's power sliding door decided to have a mind of its own. it opened randomly (thankfully while stationary) and would not close. so for 2 weeks, we had to move our daughter's car seat to the other side and climb over her if we needed to get to the back seat or move the seat over again. annoying!\n\ni did some research online and saw that toyota service repair was useless, as usual, so i opted to try my luck with yelp's network of reviews. i feared taking it in seeing that a lot of people were complaining about $1500+ service repairs for the door. but...i thought i would test my faith on yelp. i happened upon select import auto service, and i brought my van in today. boy howdy! they are the cat's pajamas when it comes to great service!\n\ni had them look at the door, change the oil, adjust the squeaky a/c belt and check the maintenance light. they did all of this, including the door for only $65! they recommended a collision repair place for our door, since it seemed that the door needed to be realigned, but (man!) i am so glad i didn't have to pay a cent to have it fixed. they did what they called an \""initialization procedure\"" which fixed the issue. genius! \n\nso if you are looking for some awesome customer service and don't want to be swindled, check these guys out!
Group - scirtopodous


Text - Awesome Saturday breakfast buffet (until 11am). I wanted a resort style brunch setting to treat my folks too while they were in town. The service here is impeccable as are the grounds, which deserve a good walking through after you gorge yourself on heaps of fresh fruit, pastries, bacon and eggs. Located in central Scottsdale.
Group - scirtopodous


Text - While I've never actually eaten a full meal at CPH, this is probably my favorite place for drinks and apps.  I don't even care that their happy hour discounts are not that great.\n\nFirst off, they make a version of a sloe gin fizz.  Based on that alone, I'm at 5 stars.  The fact that it was fantastic was just an added bonus.  Second, they ingeniously thought to put bacon fat in the popcorn.  Now we're at 10 stars.    Third, 'kilt lifter\"" fondue.  Need I say more?
Group - scirtopodous
Considreing the above, classify the following: Interesting place.  Worst service in Scottsdale.  Prices are ridiculous - $25.00 per glass of unknown cabernet.  Better to go to Fifth and Wine.  Rip-offs.