Text - Ok, I work across the street from CityScape and the fact I had not stopped in to CC until now is almost embarrasing.  [I will blame my refocued approach to being a mindful consumer and limiting my clutter/stuff/collections.]\n\nANYWAY!  On my way to the Suns game the other night with time to kill I stopped in.   This place is dangerous.  Two floors of color coordinated accessories.  Not too pricy and far from cheap. [Cheap as it related to quality.]  I lingered admiring several necklaces, a few purses and other clutches.  Unfortunately my time passed too quickly and I had to leave but I will surely stop in again soon.
Group - paleograph


Text - This place is dump. The air filter above the pool has an inch of dust on it. The tow lights in the steam room do not even work. On e light fixture has been almost pulled off the wall. The Jacuzzi water is disgusting. \nThis company does not care at all several of us have told them several times to get it fixed. They just blow us off. Don't join this place!!! I would rather see them go out of business so  a good company would buy it.
Group - Decaisnea


Text - Come for: good service\nSkip: the food\n\nThe sauces and broth were bad but the noodles were good. Portions are extremely small. Don't be fooled by the size of the bowl, the amount of noodles inside barely covers the bottom and that's for an average of $17/bowl. You can also skip the shu mai even with gold on top, it tasted so bad. Service was nice but I wouldn't come back for sub sub par food.
Group - Decaisnea


Text - The first 30 seconds of Arcade Fire's \""Wake Up\"" should be blasting from loudspeakers when you make it to the Chalet du Mont-Royal in the Parc du Mont-Royal.\n\nThat audio clip would neatly summarize the experience of increasing awe as your eyes behold the vast expanse of the city.\n\nAn Olmsted designed park (see Central Park,Prospect Park NYC), although his influence was more limited here, I place this destination in the \""active pursuits\"" category of parks as opposed to strolling, laying around on grass and doing little or nothing park.\n\nYou'll need to be fairly active to ascend the many steps to the 700 foot high mountain at the center. Biking and jogging are two popular ways of traversing the Chemin du Olmstead that wraps around the park. \n\nThere's also a beaver lake that hasn't any beavers but does have paddle boats for rent.\n\nAnd when I finally made it to the Croix du Mont-Royal I felt like I may have been hallucinating-- this is one large cross! I almost expected a Monty Python-esque foot to fall from the sky next but that didn't quite happen.\n\nLasting impressions on my visit to the Park include:\n1. Where was the garbage? Not even a casually tossed coke can? Anybody?\n\n2. A friendly local joking with me in French about having to pay 25 cents to use the water fountain.\n\n3. Not finding the proper stair case to descend from the Chalet and instead scrambling down a muddy incline with my wife, holding on to branches for dear life.\n\n4. The view from Chalet. Truly impressive.\n\n5. The bathrooms in the Chalet. Clean!\n\n6. No vendors selling snacks except for the vending machines I spotted in the Chalet. Maybe that explains point 1, the absence of garbage?\n\n7. I need to relearn how to ride a bike so as to traverse the Chemin faster than walking.\n\nSo if you are visiting Montreal for the first or in my case second time, I highly recommend dedicating a sunny afternoon to exploring Parc du Mont-Royal...and it's free!
Group - paleograph


Text - UGH NO! \n\nToday I ordered  chicken pho and when I got to the bottom noticed something brown in  the tangle of noodles I put in my spoon and saw it was indeed a small roach. The BF didnt say anything ( he shouldve) while we were eating but he wasnt touching his water because something was in it as well.\n\nIf it wasn't for ordering chicken, maybe I wouldnt have noticed the roach until it was in my mouth if it was with little  brown beef bits like well done brisket. \n\n It was also filthy in there too. Sticky bottles, the floor a mess, etc. It was busy, but there was quite a bit of employees so downtime could be used to maintain cleanliness.\n\nNONONONONONONONONO. \n\nit sucks because they weren't taking our order for the longest time and I decided if they didn't come after this last order they were serving we were going to walk out as 10minutes just sitting there after it's clear we were looking around and put down the menus. I wish I didn't have decent patience today as I could have avoided roach soup.\n\nWe didn't pay, but that is not the point. It's the cost of fucking fastfood so it doesn't mean a lot. It shouldn't be happening.
Group - Decaisnea


Text - I frequent this Barro's almost once a week....yes I have a pizza addiction!  The pizza is always good and the wait staff is exceptional.  I normally call in my pizza order and then pick it up on the way home.  When I call they always know me by name and recognize that I'm a regular.  I rotate between three different pizza favors, BBQ Chicken (my favorite), Pepperoni/Sausage/Mushroom, and just a Cheese Pizza.  The pizza is consistently good.  The counter staff is always friendly and efficient.  You can tell this Barro's is very well managed.  I've never actually eaten in, so not sure about that experience.  The dining area is small and doesn't look appealing to me.
Group - paleograph
Classify the case below.
Locals glared at us as we entered, and we didn't feel welcome enough to stay long. No Real Ales available. Gets a bonus star for claiming to have free Wi-Fi, though I don't know why you would want that at the pub.