Example: Ok, so after checking out more local places I have to update my review. I used to stop by here everyday it seemed, but they got rid of all the original staff- which blows. The new manager is not nearly as friendly and every time she makes my cappuccino it tastes burned...might as well go to Starbucks for that taste. And I always receive less than half. I pay for a medium but get a small. Any other place I've gone to gives me the full medium amount- I don't get it. I'd have to say I'll be checking out more local brews from now on. And FYI- if you want good cappuccino or espresso try Rush Espresso.
Class: hemachrosis


Example: Tonya is amazing. I've had the privilege of working with her in a professional capacity as she was the photographer for our non profit organization.  I was never disappointed with her work.  I enjoyed her work so much that I asked her to take my family photos.  As a family we've been to many photographers but none as quick, friendly and talented as Tonya.  Her no pressure attitude made the photo shoot painless especially for the kids.  I highly recommend using Tonya Harvey Photography for any photographing needs.  She is a true gem! THANKS Tonya!
Class: rondel


Example: Ok, I still think the prices are slightly high for the dinner combos but only slightly.  So why am I upgrading this place to four stars?  Because on a hot summer day while the wife was at work, my car started spewing antifreeze so I had to let it chill.  I hadn't gone grocery shopping lately so there wasn't much to eat in the house.  The only non-chain pizza place that delivers to our house is terrible, so I decide Chinese would be good.  I call this place to make sure they deliver here and they said they do but it may take a little longer.  They're in Charlotte; I'm in Fort Mill 3 counties, 2 states, and 3 townships away (but still only about 5-6 miles).  I called back a few minutes later, placed my order, and it was at the door 25 minutes later fresh and hot!  The fried rice was actually very good and the moo goo gai pain was again decent, although just a little more chicken would have been nice.  Still, for not having to cook or clean up dishes on a hot summer day, this was definitely good.
Class: rondel


Example: I was working in Fountain Hills today and decided I'd stop in for a cigar on my lunch break. This place was nearby so I decided to check it out. \n\nThe store is small, but nice. The owner has really maximized the space to good effect. For a small humidor he had all of the basics covered and the prices were about what you would expect. \n\nSo why one star? Two reasons. First, I walked in and no one was there--or whoever was manning the store was in the back room. I set off the chime when I walked in, but nada. I decided to look in the humidor, and I took a great deal of time doing so. Still, when I emerged to make my purchase, still no one there. I waited an additional 5-10 minutes, moving back into the chime's motion sensing field a few times to set it off, and finally gave up. Goodbye lunch break. \n\nNow, to add insult to injury, the whole time I was standing there waiting for someone to show up, there was a TV in the corner blaring out Glenn Beck. Now if you want to be lied to by Beck that's fine. But don't expect to alienate your non-right-wing customers and be successful. Of course, come to think of it, I'm the only non-Republican cigar smoker I know, so maybe he can get away with it. Doesn't mean I have to stand there and listen to it though. \n\nI'll give them another try the next time I'm in FH. I want local businesses to be successful, even if they are Glenn Beck fans. I'll update at that time.
Class: hemachrosis


Example: What a gorgeous place!  It's full of inspiration for the artist in all of us and I must have spent a solid four hours in there.  The butterfly room is beautiful and there are so many that it's not hard to find a few to take snapshots of.  I went with a friend and we were blown away by the Dale Chihuly pieces in there as well.  Overall, a beautiful way to spend an afternoon!
Class: rondel


Example: Coming from a CrossFit box that was one of the first 50 in the country, I was excited to try another one on my work trip that started back when nobody knew what CrossFit was - CrossFit Southwest. Sadly, of all the CrossFit boxes I've dropped in to, CrossFit Southwest offered the biggest disappointment.\n\nThings started off well. I emailed to ask about dropping in and Ken responded quickly welcoming me to come in without a drop-in fee. \n\nThe gym is located in a strip mall. Compared to other CrossFit boxes I've been to, CFSW's set up seemed pretty \""old school\"", or \""dated\"" might be a better term. It's an open space with uneven pieces of matting laid only in the center of the room. The pull-up cage in the center of the room is also quite old and uncoated, so it got slippery quickly. There were no squat racks bolted to the ground, there were maybe 4-5 old mobile racks.\n\nEnough about the equipment because the equipment does not make a gym, and let's face it, you can do a lot of CrossFit without any equipment. I went to the 4pm class and there were about 7 other people there. The workout was ring work as skill and then a metcon of running and pull-ups. Ken lead a semi-warm-up, which sadly for all the ring work involved later had very little shoulder warm-up. There was no progression on the skin-the-cat for those members who couldn't do them or even get upside down on the rings. Coaching for the remainder of class also felt lackluster. Two of the people in class were pretty friendly, but the girl I ended up working with was really unfriendly and didn't even acknowledge me when we were introduced. I'm not saying everyone has to be best friends, but come on, at least show an out-of-towner some hospitality! \n\nI was in Tempe for 3 days and after my first drop-in at CFSW, I was really bummed that I had two more days there to get my CrossFit in. Fortunately after some research that night, I found another box that's about the same distance and ended up going there for my next two workouts in Tempe. Needless to say, I don't think I would recommend CFSW to any of my friends.
Class: hemachrosis
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I've visited the store in NY and realized I didn't get to try their hot chocolate.  After a disappointing lunch at Trevi, we walked to Max Brenner's for some dessert and opted for their famous hot chocolate (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/w8RWhhuKxMiFCpvFvIQ3zg?select=MuutN42Qrw60UIsoR86PsQ).  A thick and rich hot chocolate it was good but a bit too sweet for me.  I only had maybe 1/4 of the cup and already felt jittery from the sugar high.  I also sampled some of their chocolate pecans which was very good, also adding to my sugar high.  A disappointing thing was that I was unable to pick my assortment of chocolates as I had done so in NY.  Apparently they closed this section down since it was holiday season.