Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: At the moment I am very convinced of the merit of this establishment. While I did not yet get to explore it in its entirety, I did get to see a fair share of their collection. Not only is the building beautiful (I love the open foyers, the hard, straight walls along with the more narrow, intimate spaces. Plus, I'm a sucker for concrete), but they have a varied collection. I'm not a connoisseur, but I do enjoy a mix of contemporary, modern, classical etc. art, with influences from around the world. I felt they provided in this aspect. And the Hollywood costume collection (though a temporary feature) was awesome. Granted, I had no expectations -- so maybe that was the key ;) Beyond this, I really appreciated how helpful they were to me. Let me explain. I brought my bike to the museum (it's mostly how I get around) and then realized I had left my keys for my lock at my place...now, I'm not about to leave my baby untethered and ready for the taking. So, not knowing what else to do, I approached the ticket desk, who directed me to the security rep. They in turn found a place for me to store my bike in their receiving area! This is thoroughly above and beyond. Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my bike ye have done it unto me (is that blasphemous?). Take care of my bike and you've got a friend/fan in me! I'll be back PHXArt.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: One of the few classy looking Casino/Hotels on the Vegas strip. You can tell you're at a classy place when so many of the women are dressed to look their hottest! I'd give this place 5 stars if they opened their Beach Club on days besides Saturday.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
Another weekend of visiting Phoenix and what the hell am I gonna do besides eat? Unfortunately, Phoenix didn't have an array of free places to visit, besides walking around downtown or their version of Old Town. Being from San Diego, I got spoiled by being able to walk around the beaches, Balboa Park, Seaport Village, the Gaslamp District.... You get the picture. Though the Desert Botanical Garden isn't free ($15 per adult), I gotta say that this has to be on everyone's to visit list, if one ever goes to Phoenix. The desert garden is pretty amazing, with all it's wild life and vegetation. Walking around the garden paths, we spotted lizards, cacti and birds galore! I even saw a garden gnome (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IdCOpMsZ67g-oQZLgAsnOA?select=-TOj_E-xHmaOBW9NggUMmg). No joke! Coincidentally, the DBG happened to be hosting the Chihuly Glass exhibit, while we visited. So, we got more bang for our buck. For an additional $3, we also got to see the Butterfly Exihibit. Entertaining since butterflies were on people, as well as plants. Pretty cool, considering we spent almost 3 hours here. A definite MUST. And, though the Chihuly Exhibit is now done and gone, I do look forward to visiting, again, and hopefully checking out another exhibit.