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Output: I had previously only experienced Yoga by going to classes offered at my gym, so this was my first experience at a dedicated studio and with hot Yoga. I feel like I had been completely missing out on the mental benefits yoga offers by attending at a gym! The combination of the heat and excellent verbal guidance offered by the instructors really allows you to challenge yourself mentally and physically. They were offering a special, 2 weeks for $20 and I went to 5 classes during that time. After just those few classes, I noticed a huge difference in my flexibility and toning. Here are some tips for first-timers that I learned during my experience: Bring plenty of water. I usually went through about 1 1/2-2 bottles of water. I froze my second bottle of water so it stayed cold through the full 80 minute class. They can be a bit pricey, but purchasing an actual hot Yoga towel is something I would really recommend. They have grip on the bottom and don't slide around like a regular towel. I found one on Amazon for around $20, but they can go up to as much as $75. Wear light-weight clothing. I was a bit uncomfortable at my first class and wore more clothes than I wish I would have. By my 3rd class I was wearing a sports bra and shorts because you sweat SO much. No one is there to judge, so wear clothes you are comfortable in, but I definitely wouldn't recommend pants or sleeves until your body acclimates to the heat. Show up early. When you first start going, the instructor will advise you to setup close to the doors so you get fresh air throughout the class when the doors are opened. These spots fill up quickly, so make sure you get there early enough to get one. Not sure I would have made it through my first 3 classes without that cool draft! =) Unfortunately, it is out of my budget to keep attending classes as they are pretty pricey (they are comparable to other hot yoga studios I have researched though) but if you can afford it, I would really recommend going here. I very much enjoyed it and saw tons of benefits after such a short period of time!

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Output: So we came here unsure what to expect, but we were craving some Thai so we went for it. It was great! Reminded us of being back home. The best part is that on the menu it says "if you don't see your favorite dish, please ask" I did just that and both dishes were available to make! They knock it out for sure!

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Output: Delicious! Very cute and trendy spot. Menu is simple which made it even harder to make a choice. EVERYTHING sounded delicious! I ended up getting the French dip style roast beef sandwich. It was very good, I loved fried onions on it they made a welcome addition to the sandwich. It could have used a tad bit more of horseradish on it but overall it was good. My friend had ordered the burger and I was able to snag a bite... It was to die for. So good. The bacon added just the right amount of smoke to the burger without over powering the burger itself. We also ordered a couple of the signature drinks which were good as well. The only drawback I can say was the price it's a little on the pricey side for a burger or sandwich which side choices are coleslaw or potato salad. But regardless of the price I will definitely be back! I'm already craving a burger. It's easy to get to and the parking is convenient.

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We chose Hooter's because we and 24 others were driving from SF to Las Vegas with classic hot rods in tow for a car show in Vegas, and Hooters was the only place that guaranteed us rooms together. Too bad they lied and our group was all over the place. Wish that was the worst of it, but no. The worst was the raw sewage they pumped out of the place 20 feet from the rooms. The putrid stench got into every pore and was the most disgusting thing you could ever imagine. Vomitting for all the wrong reasons makes this place a health hazard. Then there were the elevators that left you out on the wrong floor, that is, if they happened to be working at all. It was a guessing game because Hooters never put an out of order sign up. Wanna guess how long it took to get up to your room since only 1 elevator was serving 18 floors of rooms in the Bayview Tower? Taking a shower was a hoot too. About every 40 seconds you would get blasted with a scalding shot of hot water, or an absolutely freezing shower of water. It turns out this is a long term problem they have known about, but refuse to fix. (That goes for the elevators and raw sewage issues too. They know, they just won't fix it.) Hotels I have stayed at in 3rd world countries haven't been this awful. To think this is an experience out of Las Vegas, NV is unimaginable. .