Case: I had a friend in town and wanted to have a girls pedicure day. I was looking for something near her hotel and decided to try Chic Nails. \n\nIt was the worst pedicure experience I have ever had. \n\nWhen my pedicure was done I had a jagged uneven toenail. I asked the gentleman doing my pedicure to fix it and all he did was paint the skin on my toe instead of filing it down. There was nail poilish all over the skin around my toenails. I asked him to clean it up and he used a brush real quick, which accomplished nothing. I pointed out the spots that looked really bad and he called another girl over to look and she wiped up a couple spots of polish, then put on my flip flops. When she put on my flip flops the cotton between my toes got stuck to my pinkie toe polish.\n\nI left there with hot pink nail polish all over my feet, pools of polish in my cuticles and a cotton ball stuck in the polish of my pinkie toenail. I would advise anyone against going here. I have had many pedicures at strip mall nail places and none have ever sent me out the door with my feet looking worse than they did when I left Chic Nails.\n\nWhen I got in the car I made an appointment for a pedicure at a salon that takes pride in their work.
Classification: Rotarianism


Case: I went with group of 8... 3 sent food back. Sides were nothing special at all. My bone-in NY steak was good, but not as good as I'd expect in a high-end Vegas steakhouse.\n\nAtmosphere was pleasant. Bread was noteworthy. Waiter was helpful. Manager was understanding. Meals were taken off the bill but I won't be back. Not with plenty other fine-dining options nearby.
Classification: Rotarianism


Case: Super friendly, chatty (if you want them to be) people.  The bagels were made-that-day-fresh and the spicy cream cheese was great.
Classification: symphonically


Case: Eyebrows - yes. Waxing -NEVER again. I needed a face wax. She first put wax all over my right cheek, covered it with cloth, and said \""okay this is going to hurt.\"" Well, of course it is since you don't know the first thing about waxing. She's the worst for waxing - made me look like someone had punched me in the face and in fact, the blood vessels under my eye skin tore so it looked like I had two black eyes. When my hair grew back, it was rough and thicker. I went to a different salon to get rid of it again and the lady asked me if I had waxed on my own. Well if it looks like it then this place is no where near professional.
Classification: Rotarianism


Case: I really enjoyed my stay at the 3 Palms, the Staff(Robert/George) were great and very attentive. The rooms were not the largest but very modern/updated, very clean, great beds, and a very large flat screen and a DVD player. They also have a great pool and hot tub. \n\nI recommend staying on the park side, it had views of a nice park but also views of Camelback Mountain too. More importantly, this location is great and 7 min max drive too Old a Town Scottsdale. \n\nI highly recommend this hotel and will be back on my next trio to Scottsdale.
Classification: symphonically


Case: For all you novice golfers, hit up the range here at desert pines gold club!\n\nThis place is located all the way in China, downtownish, charleston bonanza area. hehe.\n\nThe thing I love about the ranges here, is there is SHADE! It may not be a big deal during the winter time but during the summer time trust me playing golf in the sun WILL BURN YOU!\n\nService is great, the cashier are polite. The prices are reasonable as well. For $25 that gives you 200 balls from what i remember and that will last you a long time!\n\nHitting the range for me relaxes me. And at this particular range there is hardly anyone there, its peaceful and quite.\n\nSwing on by now!
Classification: symphonically
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Let's put it this way:\nI care about my food so I wouldn't want to waste a meal on chain restaurant or lowly-rated places on yelp in Vegas so Mon Ami Gabi ended up a reasonable choice.\nI went with the family (seniors, no kids) and our Asian seniors ended up liking the food too (which is great as they think most food from restaurants are too greasy). \nI remember we had the Salmon fillet which was tender and full of flavor and a crepe (seafood?) that was fresh and refreshing (not greasy, hate greasy stuff)\nWould highly recommend as it's a very easy choice and cannot go wrong. Not pricy either