Text - Why would a person want to go into a place where they virtually never get your order right.  How does an order for 2 large pomegranate smoothies with wheat grass blended in become half a banana with a side of wheat grass and a small pomegranate smoothie with a side of wheat grass?  What is worse when the fellow making the order argues with you that the order is right and you are wrong?  This is typical of the place.  A friend likes to go in there or they'd never see me again.  I make them read back what I order or they don't get my AMEX,   You can make then print out an itemized receipt.  I'd suggest it.   In all fairness, I can tell you they have gotten my order correct one and a half times.  That's not saying much is it.\n\nThe company could also spend a little money on some sound proofing this place.  I agree with Nadia C, with all the mixers going and the music, it's not some place you want to be for long.  But, they could spend the money to train their staff to learn how to ring orders properly, so making the place a little more quiet obviously is wishful thinking.\n\nThe parking leaves a lot to be desired now that the Verizon office is a few doors down from them.  You'd better be fast when there is an empty spot or it can really become ugly.\n\nThe best thing I can say for the place is they have good oatmeal.\n\nI have truly enjoyed writing this review!\n\nIf you really want a much better smoothie go to Robeks on the NE corner of 16th and Camelback,  It's cleaner, nicer set up, and they have a magic ability to get your order right.
Group - newlywed


Text - DO NOT go to this nail salon. I recently was visiting Vegas for the holidays, and went here with my fiance' for a manicure. This place should be shut down. The manicurist cut the cuticle on 2 fingers so badly I bled and have swollen skin around my nails for 4 days now. He sloppily put nail polish on, minus any undercoat, and had to remove all excess polish when he was done, which was a lot! \nMy fiance experienced a cut fingertip and sloppy cuticle removal. I am considering calling the authorities who license nail salons  to have them look into this salon.
Group - newlywed


Text - I used to go to the location at the Borgata and I'm so happy they opened something closer to me! I have been to this location twice. Both times for an all-over color. I was supremely happy both times. I had my hair botched (dyed way too dark and she missed a spot!) at a midtown Phoenix salon and finally my color is getting back to normal. I have an appointment this Thursday for a partial highlight and locks of love haircut (which they do for free, the only high-end salon I know that does this). \nI can't speak about their nail services, but I've also had facials at the Borgata location and they are amazing. They even shampoo/style your hair for free after so you don't walk out looking like a hot mess. I've always loved Dolce and received great service there (aside from a facial three days before my wedding - the aesthetician didn't tell me this was a BAD idea), but hey, you can't control all of your employees all the time, and I went back several months later for another facial and the aesthetician apologized for the other girl's error.\nI have always loved Dolce and will buy a membership when I can afford to get services on a regular basis. In the meantime, I (and you should) keep an eye on Groupon and Living Social for deals, and they also give you 25% off services during your birthday month (I don't think you can combine the two discounts).
Group - upsmite


Text - The hours are pretty good here and you can get in any day of the week.  Dr. Drew is good.  I had never been to a chiropractor before, so the first time I did was with him.  Having never been, at first I thought his adjustments were a bit rough.  However, I know now that his adjustments are really good.  After my first visit I had adjustments from two other chiropractors at a different The Joint.  I ended up going back to Dr. Drew.  His adjustments feel so much more complete, and I can tell that I have been fully adjusted.  It makes a world of difference.  I definitely recommend this location and this doctor.
Group - upsmite
Considreing the above, classify the following: Scottsdale Civic Center is the secret garden of Old Town. Those who know about this little gem love it and those who don't, should be introduced immediately! \n\nCivic Center is home to several adorable restaurants like AZ 88 and Orange Table, bars like the Blue Moose and Old Town Tavern, the public library, museum of modern art, performing arts center, art sculptures and several ponds and fountains full of ducks. When the weather outside's delightful, the events are anything but frightful. Art fairs, cultural performances and every other type of festival calls the civic center home and in the springtime the Culinary Festival sets up shop here. It's a great area to visit if you want to go on a walk, run, have lunch, enjoy the nice weather and take in the Scottsdale culture-- and yes, Scottsdale has culture! \n\nIt's pretty easy to miss the Civic Center. Little do spring training goers know that there is a great outdoor area just next door to the Giants' Stadium. It's always incredibly clean, safe and there's room for plenty of visitors. Anytime I used to go running through Old Town, I'd be sure to start by running through the Civic Center. It's one of my favorite parts of Old Town. On any given nice-weather weekend, I know that something cultural and entertaining is going on at the Civic Center. The famous LOVE sculpture has been on display and it's an incredibly artsy area. \n\nSo that's about it for now! I love the Civic Center and anyone who visits Old Town should take a stroll next time they are around!