Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: One of the best (and most popular) happy hours in Las Vegas. Great Summerlin location, good food and reasonable prices. There are great appetizer specials if you're looking to share plates with a couple of people.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: If you want to end up in a lawsuit, either with the property management company or with your tenant, then hire these guys. They hire their own contractors and take HUGE kickbacks from them. To paint a 10 ft x 12 ft wall = $1000! Is this a joke? guess what i found out after digging, the painter was a 'good friend' of the property manager. THey actually had pictures of themselves drinking beers on the weekend (facebook). They still owe me over $1200 and cost me over $7500 because of their issues. NEVER AGAIN. DO NOT HIRE THEM.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Giant Coffee, from the moment you spot it (walking from the Downtown ASU campus, for me), welcomes you with open doors and, assuming it's sunny Phoenix day, will welcome you with open walls as well. Giant's design is a brick building with front sliding doors that allows it's front to be completely exposed - blending the inside of the space with it's surrounding environment. The inside is modular and down to Earth; benches, tables, certain walls, and the bar itself featuring wood in it's design. You'll enjoy the decorated guitar, the paintings, and the sculptures as well. Though more important than all of the design in the world, and seeing how this is a coffee shop in it's core purpose, is the coffee itself. You may know that Giant brews coffee from Four Barrel, out of San Francisco, and if you are even remotely well-versed in the world of coffee roasting then that's really all you need to know. In all honesty, a few of Giant's baristas won't be able to tell you much more about the coffee than that as well, but if you are curious for more, Four Barrel has both a blog (fourbarrel.tumblr.com) and a new website (fourbarrelcoffee.com) - providing info on everything from the sourcing of there beans, to the roasting, and then the finished product (single origin pour-overs, espresso, etc.) That being said: Fantastic espresso. I won't spoil the surprise but, whether ordering a single or a double (you might want more), you'll be delighted with it's flavor and the barista's skill behind the bar. With such delicious espresso, their lattes (excellent without added flavor), americanos, and cappuccinos hold up very well. I'm currently drinking an iced latte made with goat milk, figuring it is a rarity to come across, and, being a lover of goat cheese, I am very happy with it. I have yet to explore their brewed coffees, but perhaps that will happen next time I'm in. The breakfast burritos are tasty, and as are the pastries. I'd like to think Giant will hold me off on Four Barrel until the next time I'm In the richly coffee-cultured city of San Francisco.