Q: Whatever you do at your wedding - a photobooth is totally worth it. As for this business - they did a good job. The guy was on time. He was polite. However, there was a little snafu when he arrived - something was broken in shipping. So, he ran to Best Buy at one point during the "Set up time" (they give you 2 hours free of set up time) and repaired the booth. I was happy that he worked so hard to get it up and running. By the start of the reception - it was fixed (did not infringe on our purchased time) One cool thing the guy did was take photos of people outside of the booth at no charge and print them out while they were waiting. I thought that was super nice. At one point during the thing - he had to repair the booth for 45 minutes. That was 45 minutes of our paid time. We didn't bother him about paying it, but if you're the type to get pissy about this sort of thing, this service might not be right for you. Be sure to have plenty of props - they were a HUGE hit. Mustaches, feather boas, etc! Also, we made this our "party favor" - it was great because it was a gift for us and a personalized memento for our guests. Overall, I'm very happy with having worked with PartyBooths for my wedding - for the price ($1,100 for 6 hours) was totally awesome - but if you have a photographer friend - I think you probably could hire them in your city to "create" a photo booth for a similar price. You won't get the photos on top of one another or "4 in a row" but you will get a lot of fun photos. But, I really thought that the photos were hilarious. Don't believe me? Check them out here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/shaxxon/sets/72157607981990575/ - Oh and if you're torn on what to get your guests as the "party favor" instead of going the traditional route - they got to keep the copies of the photos they took at the wedding as a memento. Which was totally fine because after the wedding, I got a DVD with all the pictures on it. You can see them on the above link :D Our photobooth guy was dressed nice, which I appreciated - I mean hello, it is a wedding :D

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Q: I've been taking my dog there for the last two years. She's always come out looking amazing. Staff have always been pleasant and professional. $30 for grooming (hair, nails and shampoo) and worth every penny. I trust them to keep bringing my dog back.

A: positive

Q: My daughter and I just found out about this amazing bookstore yesterday, when we went there to buy tickets for a Sherman Alexie event. The minute I walked through the door, I thought to myself, "OMG! This is the first time I haven't felt like an alien since moving to Phoenix." My daughter, literally, had to drag me out of the store. I could have stayed there for hours (honestly, days). However, despite urging us out the store, as we were leaving, my daughter said to me, "Mom, this place feels like Portland. I've not felt this good since we moved to Phoenix." Not only does Changing Hands have a wonderful energy and an amazing staff, but a co-worker tells me that they sponsor all kinds of book-related events, such as the Sherman Alexie talk, throughout the year, and apparently, have a Frida Kahlo "convention" each year. I wish I'd known about this place a long time ago. But, now that I know, I have a second home.

A: positive

Q: I went back for a second visit and ordered some different things I never had before and was wowed again. I never had Hoedeopbap before, it was described to me as Korean Sushi. It's basically Fresh Vegetables (sort of a salad) , Fresh Sashimi and a sweet and spicy sauce with seasoned rice. It was very good. I did try a $3.00 salmon roll it was just OK and what you expect it to be. I had what they called Screaming O Roll. I'm not sure why they call it a roll since it isn't but it's Tuna Tataki. The Tuna is marinated and seasoned and only slightly seared and wow it was really delicious. From my last visit I highly recommend getting the Nigiri sushi since they put REAL WASABI on it and I also recommend getting a bento box with Mackeral because I never tasted mackerel that was that delicious before. The Bento box is better than I had from some other places because you can get a good roll instead of that CA roll and that really great mackerel. We enjoyed a bottle of Soju it's the sweet potato kind that's considered the better kind and pairs perfect with the food. This place is small and not fancy. The owner is the only one making the sushi all the time. For sure this is above average sushi in the Glendale area. 4.5 Stars

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positive