Text - This place is close by so I thought I would try it out. My normal nail salon is at Christown mall and Rose the pedicurist is the best so I came in here with high expectations. \nWe were greeted when we came in and were able to make a walk in appointment. The place is bright and clean. The man at the desk was friendly enough and we got in earlier than we planned. \nFrom there the experience was less than I had hoped. I got the basic pedicure and the price was good compared to Scottsdale and other downtown locations. The nail and cuticle trim was very rushed and so was the foot scrub and massage. She did not put in any effort to remove ingrown nail at all. My friend had a full pedicure package and was cut too close and had an infection in the next three days. I waited patiently for my friend to finish while watching shoppers pass by at Arizona center. I don't know if the pedicurists were rushed or if this is the quality of work, but this experience was worse than expected. \nOverall, I was impressed with the all appearances but the work was disappointing. Although I can walk here, I would rather drive fifteen minutes to get a thorough job at my other salon.
Group - sarcotherapeutics


Text - This place has controversially and quietly been on the rise amongst burger joints. The only way for me to confirm with its credibility was to give it a try and so I did.\n\nI got the mini cheeseburger with green peppers, jalapeno, grilled onions, lettuce, tomato, and etc. Just because this burger is named mini does not mean the burger itself is mini. The difference between the mini burgers and the normal menu-named burgers is the amount of patties. In the mini, there is one patty while for the normal \""burger\"" there is two patties. What I like about this burger is that I get to specify what I want in it and it's a very vintage old school style of burger which I like. It's not manufactured with cheap preservatives like McDonald's or Burger King but the ingredients for 5guys is a lot more fresh. However, I wouldn't particularly claim anything special about this burger. They are tasty and good, but nothing that special.\n\nThe fries on the other hand were amazing. We ordered the smallest one and it was huge! It came in medium sized cup but the catch about this is that after they place the fries in the bag, they scoop up like 2 spoon-full of fries and just throw it in with the bag. The more the merrier, especially if you're like me who fantasizes about fries all the time. The fries not only come in large quantity but they are great in quality. You have the option to have either normal or cajun fries. I got the cajun, and you should too!\n\nOverall, a great experience and it met the hyped expectations that everyone has raved about. But I would go as far as saying that Five Guys is a bit overrated. In short, no it's not better than In'n Out, but it is definitely worth trying, especially for a change here and then.\n\nPS. They also give you free peanuts o.O
Group - octagonal


Text - What a disaster.  I don't get the love of this place at all.  I'll agree with Patrick L on this one: William-Sonoma with a hot case.  That's all this is.  Where do I begin?\n\nFirst - the layout.  This design might be nice when one or two people is in the store but on a Saturday afternoon, this place had 30 people in it and was insane.  The layout does not help.  Not only are there three sets of lines that merge into each other creating all sorts of pile-ups but there is no where to go that you aren't in the way.  Racks of food act as line partitions more than they act as display cases.  It is really a nightmare.\n\nSecond - quality for the price.  It is a ton of high-end stuff and that's okay.  I have no issue with high end products but ... where the hell do you get off charging $5 more than some place like Delicious Dishes?  I can get the same products at a LOCALLY OWNED store for significantly less.  There is nothing special about what you stock.  You don't make these cheeses yourself.  These aren't your livestock being slaughtered.  You get this stuff from the same supplier that AJs, Trader Joes, and Petit Fromage do yet you charge like you're the only game in town.\n\nFinally - You call that a deli counter?  The girls working here have probably been using a meat slicer for 2 months and couldn't tell you the difference between mortadella and sopressata.  I'm sure they don't know how to cook it and can guarantee that they don't know proper pairings.\n\nNo thanks.  I'll stick with Delicious Dishes in Phoenix and keep my money local.
Group - sarcotherapeutics


Text - After doing some research online about different products, I decided that all natural organic products were a must since I'm almost 9 months pregnant and really didn't want to have to wait until after the baby came to get my hair done.  My friend told me about an \""all natural\"" salon that was opening up, so I stopped by and got some info prior to making my appointment. The owner greeted me right away and was very knowledgeable on all the products I had questions about. Not to mention, the atmosphere inside is so fitting, very clean, bright and simple.  After looking over the menu I booked my appointment and was pleasantly surprised that I'd be paying practically the same as if I were going to  a salon with your everyday common, toxic products.  \nI went in for a cut, color and blowout, and I'm very impressed to say the least. Stacey, the owner,  did my hair.  The dye she used was so gentle and didn't irritate my scalp AT ALL, which is something I'm not used to.  No harsh smell, no burning eyes, it was amazing.  I left with darker hair, a trim and a fabulous blowout.  I also purchased an organic lipstick/lip stain and some fabulous smelling lotion by John Masters. Seriously, i want to eat the lotion it smells so good and the good news is, I probably could since its all natural (but i won't).\nI would absolutely recommend Detox Salon to my friends. Great service, safe products and an overall solid experience!  Found my new salon!
Group - octagonal
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I enjoyed it.  Made a list-minute reservation and ate at the bar.  Apparently even if you check in with the host, sitting at the bar cancels your open table reservation/points,  so I had to clear that up. \n\nI tried some really rich food here:  escargot, moules-frites, and this delicious bread that soaked up all the juices that surrounded the two.  They also bring you some pistachios to enjoy before your meal.\n\nMy food came out very quickly.  I had a couple beers to wash it all down. \n\nThe bartender was nice enough- not super chatty, nor extroverted, but nice. He was kind enough to let me order a half-order of the mussels.  \n\nWould I go back again?  I'm not sure......there are SO many good venues to try in Vegas...