Text - I really tried to like this place. A group of friends seem to like it because they want to occasionally go there. It seems like every time I go, the food is bland and the sauce is almost flavorless. I had a good appetizer there once, but that's all I can remember from the 3 times I've been there. I had the spaghetti and meatballs once, a chicken Alfredo dish, and a pizza. I'm running out of options to try so I'll probably just avoid this place. My friends drink when they go, so maybe that's why they don't notice the terrible food. I'd rather go to Olive Garden, which is pretty bad, because I hate Olive Garden. However, at least Olive Garden has good soup and salad there. If you're looking for a cheap place for Italian food and really don't want to put in any effort finding someplace decent, then this is your place. If you are trying to impress someone, I wouldn't do it here, lol.
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Text - I have been to Ra many times and it's usually very consistent with a great atmosphere. \nWhen I visited this location everything was pretty much okay although the tables could've been a little bit more cleaner, smudging and spreading the food on the table does not really make it cleaner!\nThe food is great as usual BUT the reason why they got the two stars and disturbed me the most was when we left I saw one of the sushi chefs working with no gloves!!!\nHe served sushi, cut veggies, handling the ginger and the food with HIS BARE HANDS!!!\nNon of the managers/ staff or waitresses didn't say anything or just didn't care!!\nI still love Ra and will probably go back no question about it but not to this location!!
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Text - They provided a wonderful experience for my partner and I with their couple's massage. It was so relaxing and peaceful. The quality of the massage was worth every penny. I highly recommend them and plan to purchase as gifts for my family.  So many massage places are a hot or miss but this one comes through brilliantly.
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Text - Harkins Camelview is perfect for all times of the year, but especially those times of the year when nothing worthwhile is being produced by Hollywood (like after summer, but before December).  Camelview brings to Scottsdale those movies you know you should go see, but need a good excuse to do so.  Thankfully, it's located right in the heart of Sodale (South Scottsdale), across the street from Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall, and near plenty of restaurants and bars to visit beforehand or afterward.\n\nThe staff isn't extraordinarily friendly or welcoming (like you might expect at a local independent theatre), but they're not unfriendly either.  Go there for the unique movies/documentaries and some popcorn, and you won't be disappointed...unless you don't like the movie, I guess, but hey that wouldn't be Camelview's fault!
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In good old fashioned Chicago, I can't say with all the new innovative businesses, that we don't have a single salon dedicated to just blow outs.  Disappointing.  One of my friends recently wrote about her experience at a Dry Bar in a different state and I was oh-so-envious to not be able to partake in this pampering.  \n\nSo when the opportunity arose on a short trip to our Second Home, I took advantage of the Dry Bar's Scottsdale location.  From reviews, they had opened about 6 months prior and appointments were difficult.  With ease, I was able to make (AND CHANGE) my appointment several times online, with confirmation emails to my account. My long thick coarse hair needed some lovin' and I'm on vacation so I'll leave it to the hands of someone else for a change.  \n\nA day of beauty and relaxation, I was on a mission. With Starbucks iced latte in hand, I was set to go. But, I will say that unless you are familiar with the area, finding this Dry Bar was particularly difficult.  Its located in the Scottsdale Quarter shopping area, and there are spots to park in, or you can park in the garage.  Best way to enter is going east on either Butherus or Greenway Hayden.  \n\nUpon entering, you check in at the small receptionist area.  A stylist meets you, and walks to your station where they discuss what type of hair look you are wanting to achieve.  Then she walks you back for a shampoo. I treated myself to a Floater, which is a scalp massage for an extra $10.  No way was I skimping on this experience 2000 miles away. Elizabeth said she was fairly new to the salon, but had been doing hair for awhile.  Her scalp massage was blissful. \n\nWhat I expected to be about an hour long experience ended up being longer. I'm sure the factors of me having to stop to make a few short phone calls and my LONG THICK hair came into play.  I'm not complaining at all.  But because it was a slow day, I don't know how the salon would make up for this on a day when it was fully booked.  Sucks for the girl who's directly after me!\n\nJust like my friend noted, I could have done without the ratting to give my thick hair some volume.  Blow outs are supposed to give the volume on their own.  I would normally thing ratting is reserved for people with thin hair.  \n\nI'd definitely go back, and try out a few stylists until I find one with the right fit for my hair texture.  The receptionist was helpful with giving me a few names so I could see who would work best for me on a follow up trip.