Q: you really have to be in the mood to go shopping if you are going to this store, it's REALLY crowded, and my i express REALLY! i got a juicy couture purse for 79.00 originally 195.00... and thats real! i saw coach shoes and ugg boots, but didnt really need any at the time of shopping because it's summer, and im in flipflop mode! l0l. but really good bargains! a friend of mine got her coach purse there for 80 bucks! there are days, at nights where you sign your name on a sheet and wait by a door to get into a back, and you get to go look and get the stuff first hand before it gets out onto the floor, therefore they are clean and untouched! they do it randomly, so there is no specific time or day, so you wont always go there for it just because it wouldnt be fair right? l0l. but make sure to check for rips, tears, and holes, and make sure they are okay clean and in good condition, because some stuff may just be dirty cuz stepped on and ripped etc.. because once you buy its yours for good! no exchanges or refunds!

A: positive

Q: Great line of Italian meats and foods. Never have I ever tasted mortadella better than theirs! Restaurant portion has great sandwiches and entries!

A: positive

Q: Ric's "where's the smoke" Smokehouse BBQ & Grill needs to rethink their restaurant strategy quickly or they will find themselves closing faster than what it took them to open.... I reeeaaalllyyyy wanted to like this place! I'm a huge fan of BBQ and a fan of small business owners. They are somewhat handicapped with a location that has gobbled up prior restaurants that closed almost as fast as they opened, never to be heard from again.... But it was their choice to open a Restaurant in this spot. "Where's the smoke"? One of the first things you will notice about Ric's Smokehouse when you enter is there isn't any wonderful aromas of cooked BBQ, smoked or otherwise. There is no BBQ aroma, What the heck? You should always smell some kind of aromatic BBQ goodness when you enter a BBQ, especially when the word "smoke" is in their name! After a completely disastrous first visit with horrible food and poor service I held back on writing my Yelp review to give this new business an opportunity to work through the kinks. I shared my concerns about their food with the people at Ric's in hopes they would consider making some changes that would help them. Now that I have been back twice since my first visit and the issues I pointed out during my first visit still exist. I don't feel so bad at all in letting my Yelp friends know that Eek! Methinks not! when it comes to choosing Ric's Smokehouse BBQ & Grill as a BBQ place to eat at. Food ~ they offer four to five different selections of BBQ sauce, which two of them are really good. Pork sandwich comes with one side at $7.99 when other BBQ places give you two sides for the same price. The pork on all three visits was over cooked with no smoke rings. When pork is over cooked the ends of the pork become very dry, hard and chewy. It taste a little like pork jerky. Now they keep their pork in an au jus but it still over cooked and the au jus just soaks into the bun and does not keep the pork moist. The bun they use is very tasty and they toast it. The sides ~ not so good... The brisket was pretty good however they sever it with the fat still on it. Some fat might be ok but when the fat is 1/4 of the portion of meat your getting it's not so good. Again it too is missing the aroma of BBQ and a smoke ring. The first potato salad was disgusting since they used frozen potatoes, however during my last visit the potato salad wasn't much better. The mac-y-cheese and baked beans were huge flops with little to no flavor. Most of their food is supposed to come with either a cheese biscuit or cornbread. They keep forgetting to give that to their customers and when you ask for it, they give it to you cold, blah... I'm not going to elaborate on the service since this review is already way too long. This owner needs to rethink their business strategy and get some culinary help and advise quickly! Buy a smoker maybe? Their are other BBQ options in and around the Phoenix metro ~ all of them are much better than this place unfortunately.

A: negative

Q: This hotel reminds me of what I love about Montreal. It's French, it's modern yet also traditional, it's romantic and artistic, the people are friendly and at the end of the day, it's reasonably priced. Located right on St. Sulpice, in the heart of Old Montreal, you couldn't get a better location if you're looking for a real getaway. The cobblestone streets, galleries, restaurants and stores have gone through the process of becoming hipper, local and less touristy since I lived here in this city six years ago. Now it's full of five star restaurants, hip cocktail lounges and cafes all in walking distance. Le Petit Cafe - basically the lobby - is small and intimate but also perfectly suited to the hotel itself. Petite dejeuner (continental breakfast) is included with the room and served downstairs. The rooms themselves are relatively large, with nicely appointed windows and comfortable beds. I loved how the walls were rustic stone, while inside the room you'll enjoy free WiFi and even a digital temperature massage shower. Some drawbacks were that my in room internet dropped frequently and the closet needed a light, but beyond that I had no complaints. While I was here on business, I could definitely see myself returning for a romantic weekend vacation. Voila!

A:
positive