Example: Happy hour turned into dinner .... the beer selection was great, but the brats and pretzels were even better! This is such an original venue/menu  and worth the \""trek\"" down to old Scottsdale. Service for our big table was great - and, again, we were blown away by the delicious and authentic \""German\"" food. My biggest complaint was the tiny indoor seating area - with our large party, the place was packed. The misted \""beer garden\"" outside was very appealing, but just not inviting in the 110 degree heat (really, whattayah gonna do) -should be awesome once things cool down! This will definitely become a new favorite!
Class: hemautography


Example: Went here because of the Yelp reviews, was definetly not impressed. The atmosphere is dark like a bar, the food is below average. Sushi tasted like it had been sitting around for a while. I would NOT recommend this place.
Class: skiff


Example: My grandmother brought my family here for my parents 25th Anniversary.  I made the mistake of Yelping this place the morning we were going.  I cringed with the low score and prayed for the best.  With this knowledge, I ordered safe all night, and I had a decent meal.  My family did not, and I got to see first hand many of the complaints highlighted.  The first warning sign should have been that on a Saturday night, this place was empty.\n\nFor the record, we did not have trouble with the cigarette smoke in the non-smoking banquet room.  But I don't think anyone was smoking much so take it with a grain of salt.\n\nThe family all ordered coffee, and I started with a Cosmopolitan.  The waitress was great about the coffee refills and water refills.  The cosmopolitan was a joke.  First of all, it was the smallest drink I have ever seen, and it was so practically all cranberry juice.  At $7, I was over it.\n\nThen, a basket of bread came out.  The bread was pretty good.  There was a good variety and some unique things in the basket.\n\nMichael's one highlight is the number of sides you get with a meal.  Our meals included soup or salad, potato, and a vegetable.  Just like grandma would make.  However, the soup was not the quality of grandma's.  We all had chicken dumpling soup.  3 little dumplings with a debatable about being homemade soup.  Not too impressed.  Another table got the salads, and the salads looked sad.\n\nMeals:\nPrime Rib-  As my mother so deeply said, \""For being a special, you would think they would know how to cut and cook this.\""  It was mostly fat and apparently pretty awful.  I actually think my mother threw it away when we got home.  My grandmother handed the waitress back the plate and asked her to dump out the excess sauce because it was mostly that.\n\nVeal Parm-  I played it safe and mostly won.  Two decent sized pieces of veal covered in cheese.  Safe choice.\n\nCrab Stuffed Shrimp-  For being over $25 you would THINK Michael's used real crab.  Nope.  These things were stuffed with filler and the portion was tiny.  Not amused.\n\nThe sides, however, were pretty good.  The twice baked potatoes were excellent and the fried zucchini was a score.  I would just order the sides next time.\n\nWe passed over on dessert fearing for more disappointment.  The final bill was right around $100.\n\nThe moral of the story?  Michael's recipes are ok, but the food prices are simply not acceptable.  I can say honestly that the, \""Meh.  I've experienced better.\"" rating is completely accurate.
Class: skiff


Example: The shrimp and steak burrito is the bomb-diggity. My family and I were impressed with trying several things from here and they were all good. The hospitality and great food is something that  I look for when trying a new place. I also tried the lengua, carne asada, and shrimp tacos and all exceeded my expectations.  Certain salsas I liked more then others but all of them tasted good. Check out this place and give them a try.
Class: hemautography
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This place is opposite of luxury. For gods sakes the pedi chairs had holes in em!!! I walked in for a full set, didnt get a friendly greeting... Which I let slide because I wanted to at least see the quality of the work they'll produce since this salon had so many good reviews... The set took an hour and a half... No clue why. They had a 19.99 special and mine with a tip was $35. Which you know how they add on $5 here $5 there... Whatever!!!! The breaking point came 5 days later when my index nail jut split in half. He had shaved off so much acrylic that the damn nail broke while I was trying to open up my window. Never again. I do my nails twice a month and I know just a tiny bit when someone effs them up!