Case: Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip-hop, Tumbling, Zumba, Karate, Kickboxing, ect. ect. Brick's has it all and for every member of the family.\n\nThe best teachers, the best music, and the most fun you're child will have learning to dance. The students have even opened for the Phoenix Suns! They are very involved in showing off their students at shows all around town.\n\nThe experienced teachers make every student feel special and build special bonds with all their students and family members. Even the teachers of the adult classes encourage you every step of the way to push harder. It's a one-of-a-kind place that the whole family will enjoy coming to. Every May, Brick's puts on a HUGE show for family and friends to see their SUPERSTARS shine.\n\nSpecials run for both children and adult classes. While you're acquiring information, watch one of the many classes in action from outside one of the four studios. You'll see how much the teachers love their job and how much the kids enjoy being there. \n\nEven if you just need active wear. Brick's boutique keeps up with all the latest trends. They have all styles, colors, and sizes for both adults and children's. The custom made tutus are the cutest!!!
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Case: I have never had bad service at this location. The food is always spot on and I am greeted with a friendly hostess. Last night I went and no one greeted me, the service was slow (because they were busy and only had three waiters on) AND I still left satisfied. Alicia really helped us out and did a great job keeping our waters full and our food came as promptly as it could. GREAT customer service will keep me coming back to this location. \nPlus THUMBS UP for the new decor!
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Case: I wanted to post a review on the waitress we had for Smunch yesterday, Nancy, but it looks like I can only review a business so I'll just update this one.\n\nWhen I walked into Scott's this week and asked if I could make a reservation for a large group during Saturday brunch hours, they said no problem without any hesitation. When organizing Smunch every month, this is a lovely thing to hear. \n\nThe table was already set up and ready when I arrived and people started gathering shortly after. We wanted separate checks, though not all separate and Nancy didn't miss a beat. She was amazing. And hilarious. She joked with us the entire time and told us of her serious karaoke schedule.\n\nAt one point, someone at our table got up for a minute, and shortly after their food came out. Nancy just sat right down and pretended to eat it. And let us capture photographic evidence. \n\nI now will come back more frequently. And sit in Nancy's section every single time.
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Case: This review is of the Release pool party on weekends.\n\nPool parties in Phoenix during the summer is one of the best ways to beat the heat, and enjoy daytime. The Release pool party accomplishes that by having a large resort pool to lounge in, plenty of chairs, and for the most part, somewhat attentive servers. It takes place between 11am to 6pm but the actual shenanigans is between 1pm to 5pm when a live dj plays the crowd. It actually bothers me that they don't play music prior to 1pm and they don't keep the music playing until after 5pm. It just seems so abrupt for the music to end when you can see the crowd is having a lot of fun. \n\ngood things to know, you can't purchase a bucket of beer by yourself, you and your friend can (they adhere to the two drink max/person rule per AZ law). Or, to get around the rule, order from a server. Champagne bottles cannot be sold over the bar unless you have bottle service or you order through a server. Beer buckets (4 per bucket) run around $23 incl. tax regardless of brand. Bottled water is free. \n\nBeen to the pool party twice and plan to go again before the season ends. It's a chill pool party, with a good mix of peoples. There are hot boys and girls, the non-model types, and people who are comfortable in their own skin. not a lot of douchebaggery, and everyone is not pretentious. Last time I was here, we found out we can move chairs/furniture around as long as there's space for a wheelchair to pass, and if there are any umbrellas laying around, they're free for all, just ask security to move it for you. overall a good pool party spot, oh and Saturdays is the best day to go, far larger crowd. =)
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Case: I have to agree with the others....service here sucks!!  Very snotty which is expected when entering snottsdale, but geeez!\n\nLove the mimosa cupcake, but it's not worth being treated badly.\n\nMaybe they could look into hiring some sweet high school girls that smile :) \n\njust sayin...
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Case: The place had horrible lighting and the place just seemed dingy. The waitress was nice, but we were the only ones in the restaurant which makes me a little weary. The food was overpriced for the quality that you received. I LOVE indian food and this place was way under expectation and my standard. I would never recommend this place to anyone.
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Case: my grandma likes to gamble and gets comps all around vegas all the time. i ended up here with the hubby a few years back because we thought this place was too smokey for my sister in-law (who was pregnant) to stay at. we were nice and took this room over a room at harrah's. boy were we stupid! the bed was not comfortable. there were nasty stains on the comforter and the headboard had weird stuff all over it...ewwww!!! not to mention that our bathroom smelled like mildew...my biggest pet peeve ever! i swear to god i wanted to get lysol and decontaminate this place! i know their is worst out there....but don't stay here even if it is free! it was nice of the grandma....but i would nicely decline a room here again!
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Case: I will never stay at this resort again!!  Here is the scenario;  It is a cloudy day but the sun is trying to come out.  The lifeguard comes over and says due to weather not being so good and staffing issues, they are closing the pool....My response, \""Are you kidding me?!\"" She goes on to say that I can follow her over to the other hotel that we are welcome to use.  \nI complained at the front desk to Paul Castillo who is the hotel manager.  \""Paul\"" first states that it is ridiculous the staff would close the pool and he would find out why.  \""Paul\"" later states that \""every hotel on the strip has closed their pool due to weather.  Liar liar Paul !  I went to the pool \""his\"" lifeguard told me to go to and it was open and in fact had NEVER closed.  I then called the Paris, Cesar's, Hard Rock and they all thought i was crazy when I asked if their pool was open.  \nNot to reassuring when you have a hotel manager that flat out lies to your face and says he has spoken to other hotels and they are closed, only to find out they were never closed and he lied.  \nI would not be as upset if Paul Castillo told the truth and said it was due to just staffing, but to lie and say it was due to weather.....horrible.  \nThink again before staying at Harrah's.  if they will lie about a simple pool issue who knows what else they will do.
Classification: morningless
Considreing the above, classify the following: Heard a lot of word-of-mouth about this place, and decided to accompany my fiance and her friend for her friend's birthday celebration on a Saturday night.  Interesting that NO ONE seemed to be drinking Margaritas in a place called Margaritaville.  Security at the door is standard at a lot of Southside places, but clearly there is a need for it here..  I believe I actually interrupted a drug deal in the men's room.  It got more crowded as the night progressed, and overcrowded to the point where we felt unsafe.  I was afraid to let my fiance go to the restroom alone, and insisted they go together.  They ran out of glasses while we were there.  Mixed drinks in plastic cups are for frat parties, not a professional establishment.  Maybe it's better during the week, but no more Saturday nights at Margaritaville for me.