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

Answer: Do yourself a favor and register for the $5 lifetime membership beforehand. Depending on what time you go, it may save you some waiting time. https://myaccount.topgolf.com/choose_site Select the "Riverwalk" location and fill out the information. Type in $0 if you just want the $5 membership when you reach the page for additional add-ons. When everything is completed, you will receive 2 emails. One of which will have a code that they will scan to make your card. We went on a Saturday night and it took us 2 hours to get a bay. They will text you so keep a close eye on your phone. It would also be a good idea to carpool if you are going at a peak time...although I'm sure this will not be a problem once the novelty has worn off. Overall it was a fun experience but it would be nice if the entire process was more organized or at least better displayed to avoid confusion. The drinks were meh but I guess that's pretty typical of a sports bar. Its a great place to go if you want a change from Old Town Scottsdale. And, as I mentioned to my single girlfriend, its an awesome place to meet men! ;)

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

Answer: It's busy has heck; trying to buy milk here on a Saturday while navigating the narrow aisles past shopping carts and baskets is like a game of stand-up Twister. Come at quieter times so you can soak in the organic hippie / poor portugese vibe and poke into all the corners to see what bizarre foods you might find. The prices are super cheap, but watch the expiry dates and age of the produce because you might not have long to eat it. Their stock rolls over fast and they're likely to be out of something you're looking for, so expect to make do. The asian market further up St Laurent is a good alternative if you don't feel like pushing your way through the crowds at Segal's.

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

Answer:
For my money, this is the best pizza in Tempe. If the world was fair, this place would be as popular as Oregano's, although it is tiny. This family-run restaurant is very simple but friendly. The pizza is the main attraction here and it is the thin-crust type featuring excellent sauce. Although they have gourmet-style pizzas, I have always had great success just going for the basics: plain or with mushroom. Although I have never tried the calzones, they look and smell tasty. Once or twice my slices have come slightly more burnt on the crust than I usually like, but I even find this a nice quirk. I've grown to appreciate that type of style now. Warning though, the slices come out piping hot!