Example: You have to come to the Spa at Aria to experiance what to \""Spa\"" is all about. You can lounge around here all day and not worry about a single thing but pampering yourself, and this is exactly what I did. The hubby was off golfing and I had an entire afternoon dedicated to myself and no one else. I'm a mother of three and this was a much needed break. I booked a one hour massage that also buys you an all day access to the  facility with in and out privileges. The therapist I had was an EXPERT and had the Midas touch. Just the right amount of pressure, and she didnt talk unless spoken to :) After my  heavenly massage, she showed me around the two co-ed \""meditation rooms\"" (please take note that covering up with your robe or a swim suit is a MUST people, i know we're in Vegas but don't get too carried away). One room had heated stone beds and the other was a salt infused wall that had several reclining chairs that you can lay on, with an attached headphone so you can listen to relaxing music while 'meditating'. I was fortunate enough to try every single treatment room they had to offer except for the body wrap and facial. After taking a dip in the infinity pool and the hot tub, i went in and out in between the steam room and sauna. The steam room was infused with eucalyptus and it was a great way to relax and rid your body of impurities.  The infinity pool is only good for a dip but don't expect to swim laps in there as the powerful jets will only push you to the side. It's long and narrow and therefore not very good if you plan to swim. They had plenty of water and assorted non-alcoholic drinks in all the rooms and fresh fruit too. This place is like a spa on steroids. I couldn't complain about anything. Everything was well stocked from the towels to the itty bitty q-tips in the vanity area. After lounging around, I went outside to the main pool and then came back to shower and freshen up. Everything I needed was right at my fingertips and the only thing that I needed to bring was my own make up. This is worth spending your time and money on. I would definitely be back to this wonderful Spaaaahhhh!
Class: intercapillary


Example: I have entered the 7th level of Hell, and it is Zuma Grill.\n\nLet me set the mood. It's Friday night, I am out with some \""gym buddies\"" we don't hang out often, one is like me, low key, chill prefers places like Casey Moore's, the other likes the clubs. \n\nAs we hang at Casey Moore's a debate begins of what we should do next,  Club dude, wants to walk down Mill and hit up some of the more club like places, with dance music, girls scantly clad, etc etc.  My other friend and I decide after a few hours of whining, that we should just head out and let our  Club dude, do his thang. We reluctantly leave Casey's, as I as good bye to my \""regular\"" buddies, and head down Mill. \n\nAfter trying a few places, (Library, Sky Bar or something) we settle on Zuma. I immedately feel akward here, and realize how lame Mill Ave is between Rula Bula and Casey's. I felt like I had waked into the movie Idiocracy as i witness disturbing behavior and conversations about absolutely nothing.  Coming from the art diverse,and somewhat intelligent low key crowd of Casey's into this, was quite the decline into oblivion.  \n\nWe ordered drinks, and drank...drank....drank. It was getting late so club dude, hit the pseudo dance floor that developed in the middle of the bar, and my laid back friend and I went out to the front \""patio\"" so he could smoke. We continued our conversation about Stanley Kubrick while Club Dude, did his thang. \n\nIt was cool compromising, something I have learned to do better as I mature.  We all were able to be in our own environments for a period.  Sometimes when you go out with new people, you don't know what you are going to get, but in this case we ended up having a decent time. \n\nI don't recommend Zuma for much, high priced drinks, really annoying atmosphere, and drunk people just falling out of the place, like lemmings on vodka.  However if that is your thing, than go for it. Don't say I didn't warn you.\n\nClassy moment of the evening: Walking by a table with 2 plastic fake glass buckets of ice, 2 bottles of Moet's imitation champagne turned upside down,  now if that doesn't say enough, I am not sure what will about Zuma.
Class: prolocutress


Example: Nice friendly service and it's down the street from my moms house :-)
Class: intercapillary


Example: Dr. Miller was great!!! It was the front desk staff that was rude and unprofessional. When I arrived, the employee at the front desk told me she didn't have me down for an appointment. When I showed her my email confirmation, she literally said nothing. She just kept saying, \""umm?\"" I wasn't sure if I was going to be seen because I had no communication from her. I decided to take a seat because nothing was being said to me. After a long wait, Dr. Miller took me back and conducted the appointment. That was fine. Afterwards, Dr. Miller walked me out to the front so an employee could go over my insurance information. The employee acted frazzled and said she was in the middle of something. I've worked in support staff at a medical office. It is the worst thing to do to ignore the patient. Dr. Miller then told me to take a seat and wait for someone else. The whole experience took an hour.
Class: prolocutress


Example: So good!  Dropped by based on Yelp reviews.  Amazing food and cocktails.  Our server was fun and very attentive!  The bartender created something special for my wife that was very good!  The nosh plate was excellent.  You can't go wrong with this place at all!
Class: intercapillary


Example: Very dissappointed after all the 2nd hand hype..... The Burgers and fries LOOK great when served....but are very bland....The peanuts taste better than the burger. In the end I put this chain in somewhere between In N out and a Wendy's...with In N Out getting the edge. Definetly not worth the wait you see at lunch time...Better off going to red robins or grabbing a 5 dollar burger at Carls Jr. Soooo much grease/oil....soooo little taste!
Class: prolocutress
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Excellent food and service. We have eaten there several times while visiting Scottsdale. Very attentive servers-the owner even made the rounds refilling water glasses. The food has always been great- varied menu. Awesome!