Text - Rude front desk person, horrible experience.  The girl cutting/styling my hair wanted to send me out with just dry hair, no styling. I asked her to please style it and she gave me high school pin curls of some sort with 1/2 can hair spray.  I asked for a blow out, you know round brush?  Awful.  The \""free manicure\"" was just a polish change since they don't cut cuticles so what's even the point? She also ran out of time since it took 2 1/2 hours to trim and style my hair.  No thanks. Go to Paul Mitchell or Aveda Institute.
Group - Brownistical


Text - They don't really have a great selection. I'm not even sure they had any new releases. The majority of it is 70's & 80's rock. They do have really good prices if that is your musical genre preference, though.
Group - Brownistical


Text - This place was amazing very authentic .... hands down one of the best Mexican places I have been to in the pheonix area customer service/ waitress was incredidible very attentive and catered to our need I would definately come back to this place mmm mmm great as Tony the tiger would say :-) come on down
Group - amiray


Text - I miss living up north and being just a hop, skip and a jump away from Tryst. Unfortunately, I moved to south Scottsdale and haven't made the trek to Desert Ridge for a few months. \n\nI typically visited Tryst for brunch on the weekends. They make a mean spicy Bloody Mary complete with bacon slices and a cube or two of white cheese, along with the traditional olives, celery, lemon and lime. Whoever said they got an ungarnished Bloody Mary must have just been there on an off day?\n\nFor lunch or dinner, the ahi salad is really tasty, and a pretty good value at $13. They don't skimp on the portion of ahi. They used to have this amazing turkey burger on a pretzel bun with Brie and some kind of strawberry or raspberry jelly, but I don't think it's on the menu anymore. The Kahlua pork sandwich is yummy too. \n\nI brought my mom here for lunch one time when she was in town visiting me and she loved it. She's really big on anything organic or locally sourced, and Tryst is both. \n\nHopefully I'll have an excuse to venture up north sometime soon and I can indulge again.
Group - amiray


Text - In my quest to become Elite, I am drafting my first review on Yelp.  I will be helped by the trusty toy soldier my son gave me named Captain Clarence Checkin (aka Captain Chaos).  So here we go:\n\nPros:\nChecking in was pretty straight forward. From the time I arrived to the time I was in my room took about 10 minutes. Granted,  I arrived 9pm on a Monday, but I was still happy with the fast check in. \n\nWhen I opened the door, I was impressed by the size of the room. By far, it was the biggest hotel room I've been in without upgrading. \nAlthough I was in the north tower,  I still had a decent view of the strip. Captain Chaos took a couple of pictures by the window with a sweet view of the Bellagio fountains. The bed was nice and the bathroom was adequate. \n\nCons:\nOne thing I wasn't expecting was all the extra charges to stay here! When I checked in, I asked where the gym was located because I wanted to get some working out in ti maintain my masculine physique!  The front desk rep said \""the gym is past the north towers and to use them requires an upgrade. \""  Upgrade?!?! $22/day. Wack!  But I was OK with the fee because I heard the gym was pretty sweet. So I asked the front desk to upgrade me because I wanted to work out after I finished checking in. \""Sir, the gym hours are from 6am to 6pm.\""  Ha. What? Excuse me? ....... That's wack!  I understand that a lot of people go to Vegas to have fun and party, but Vegas is also known for conventions.  If someone attending a convention wants to work out, it is not going to happen if you stay at Bally's. But hey, the restaurants are open all night.   \n\nThe next issue was the room wifi. They actually charge $13 a day to use in room wifi. Wack!  I've been to smaller non-resort type hotels that not only offer free wifi, but give you breakfast as well!  But hey, I needed the wifi to access some files on my work's network. Btu the in room wifi has horrible connectivity!   I was constantly dealing with dropped signals and slow connection speed. Argh.\n\nFinally,  the room itself had some issues. There wasn't enough outlets by the bed so I had to charge my phones and plug in my laptop across the room. Makes it hard to do work in bed without the lap top's battery dying. Next, the wallpaper was peeling off in several locations in the room. Seemed kind of strange considering Bally's is a resort hotel.  \n\nAll things considered,  Bally's room was average,  but the people who helped me were nice. The room rate was relatively low and you are right on the strip, so I think I would stay here again.  \n\nWord
Group - Brownistical


Text - I went during the day wasn't impressed ill have to check it out at night sometime
Group - Brownistical


Text - Born and raised in Jersey.. big hair and all I don't mess around when it comes to diners and breakfast food. I will wake up anytime of the day for a good breakfast. I had driven past Mattie's a few times and to be honest, I thought it was just an imitation diner. \nMy mom came into town a few weeks ago and after seeing the \"" Yankee Fan parking\"" we knew we had found a good way to start the day. \n\nWe both got pancakes simply as a side to our eggs. The pancakes were super thin and fluffy! \nMy eggs were amazing and the side of gravy and susage added a loved southern flair. \nOur waitress was great and my coffee never got cold with all the refills!\nFun side note: our massive calorie loaded breakfast was less exspensive than waffle house!
Group - amiray


Text - CLOSED\nI don't know why folks gave this place poor reviews but the jambalaya I had at lunch had delicious scrimp and plenty of them plus the mufaletta was also great. The only down note was that they need a new bread supplier. Their current bread is standard commercial quality and does not measure up to the rest of the food. \nBottom line is, at lunch, food is great and the price is very very reasonable.  My personal experience says their food is a bit better than Cajun yard dog, which is pretty good. \nHey this is Charlotte so don't try to compare these restaurants to New Orleans.
Group - amiray
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Visited Steele Indian School park for the Arab-American festival.  We had a great time and it made for a great afternoon out in the cooler weather after being locked inside due to the AZ heat. The park was clean, with ample parking surrounding. The walk around the lake was peaceful. Nice break in the day.