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An example of an positive review: Very friendly & knowledgeable plus saved us the expense of $$$ dental work. His opinion was different from what we heard earlier thus saving us $$! Can u believe that at a dentist?!

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An example of an negative review: So showed up here on a Saturday night, wearing a t-shirt and basketball shorts ready to bowl. Well to say the least I was denied entry due to my attire. When I asked to speak to a Manager they sent the Assistant Manager Rudy, who when I met him explained I was just here to bowl, I was not interested in going into Gypsy Bar. He said that it was "an UPSCALE bowling alley" and my attire was not acceptable. I could understand the dress code if I was some punk kid off the street. But I am 38 and I was with two friends who are also my age. When I explained to him that as a manager he should be able to make a managerial decision and let me slide. Being that I have worked in the industry for the last 20 years being a manager and a VIP host at some real UPSCALE venues...Cajun House of Blues, Cat Eye Lounge, and the GM of Jackrabbit Lounge in Scottsdale for 3 years, and am currently the Director of Operations at another Phoenix venue. He still declined. To say the least, he obviously has no concept of customer service, or how to make a decision that would probably be more beneficial to his business. We ended up going to Let it Roll Bowl. No dress code, no problems, and made the best of it. I will never go to this business again and per this review, suggest you don't either.

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An example of an positive review: My first ever trip to Bass was overwhelming. Like walking into a Sportsman's Warehouse that had mated with Dick's Sporting Goods, and then gone on steroids. Bass Pro Shops is an outdoor person's dream. And it's good for the whole family, oddly enough! Once you get inside this massive place, you have an upstairs and downstairs. There is a kid's area, a restaurant with fresh fish, a huge women's section and mens, and areas for fishing and boats and hunting and camping and survival and gear for any occasion. You can look at the giant fish tank, climb up a faux rock side for $3, and just be purely entertained for ages. They have snack foods and jerky and sweets. BBQ grills. Do they have guns? I don't know, probably! They have GPS equipment and water bottles and on and on and on. It was exhausting in a great way. My camping/outdoors needs tend to be more mimimalist oriented so I prefer an REI. But I like it here a lot. I picked up some socks that have a lifetime guarantee, and a nice woolen shirt for almost nothing, and a couple of gifts for the hunter/outdoors people in my life back in Tucson. Bass: it is an experience.

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An example of an positive review: Used to be known as Tri-State Pizza but now FAMILIA PIZZERIA. They have all of the usual Italian dishes of pastas, hot and cold subs, but seem to focus on their pies. As some of you may know, I'm from the outskirts of Philly and feel I know when a pizza shop makes good pie. So, when I go to a mom & pop pizza shop, the way I judge their pies is by tasting either a plain cheese or pepperoni pie. Familia Pizzeria makes a good (North) East Coast pie. I had their large (18") plain pie for $13.96 (including tax). The ratio of cheese/sauce was perfect. To describe the sauce, it wasn't chunky (marinara style), nor was it runny (sauce from a can) but, it had the traditional herbs with good taste and texture. Each slice was foldable and thin. I would've given this place five stars had there been more grease on top of the pie and if the bottom of the crust was less brown (a bit too crispy) but, this place certainly beats Metro Pizza. Metro is good but not as authentic. Perhaps the owners have lived in Vegas too long that they forget what pie should taste/be like? I called my order in for carryout. My pie was ready when I got there with NO wait. I added a two liter bottle of coke ($2.75 + tax). The ambiance was what you would expect of a small pizza shop. As you walk in, there's a small display of pies available by the slice. They did look a bit old but I got there at 4:15pm--way after the lunch rush and a little too early for the dinner crowd. It had about six tables which were clean and decorated with red/white plaid table cloths. At the register, there was a white board with daily specials. Today (Wednesday), one of the specials was Italian Wedding Soup--that's the only thing I can remember. Of course, there's a Coca-Cola refrigerator with two liter bottles, 12 oz. bottles, and bottles of Yoo Hoo. Beside it, there's a self serve Coca-Cola soda fountain. The fountain is a big "PLUS" in my book because sometimes I like to mix sodas to get unique flavors. For instance, did you ever notice at SUBWAYS they always have self serve fountains...well, try mixing half Minute Maid Lemonade with half Nestea Raspberry Iced Tea...WOW, it'll be the bomb'est Arnold Palmer you'll ever have!!!!!!!! Okay, back to Famila Pizzeria...it's in a strip mall on the far left. Depending on what direction you are coming from on Durango, it's kind of hard to see because it sits almost directly behind Bomas Bar & Grill. And when you do drive there, the roadside sign doesn't say Familia Pizzeria OR Tri-State, it just says PIZZA (or maybe PIZZERIA). Hours: Monday-Thursday 11am-10pm Friday-Saturday 11am-11pm Sunday 11am-9pm Familia Pizzeria does do delivery so you don't have to do DiGiorno tonight.