Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I looooooove the Forum Shops! I can walk in here looking busted and still feel like I'm rich. I've gone shopping here with people who have spent $$$ and I've also walked this place solo window shopping and what I like about these high end designer stores is that I've never had a "Pretty Woman" moment. Meaning, none of the employees have ever made me feel like I couldn't afford what's in their store. Hey sometimes I can and don't want to spend and sometimes it's clear I can't buy those $800 pair of shoes.
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A: Lisa is a goddess among women. She really got to know me in order to find out the style that would work for me. She did not rush me whatsoever nor did she pressure me into buying the gown. She even found a gown that was under my budget that was exactly what I was looking for. She let me sit down, take pictures, do whatever I wanted in the dresses to see if which was right for me. Later that day I went to two other salons and didn't receive even CLOSE to the service I received at Destiny's Bride, so I went back in the afternoon and ordered the dress.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I wanted to like this place ever since I drove past it on an exploratory drive through the Sunnyslope area. Based on it's location, it seemed like it might be less pretentious than some of it's other centrally-located peers. After several visits, I am glad to give it five stars for being one of my favorite coffee shops in the Phoenix area. On my first visit here, I immediately noticed two things: 1) the roasting equipment and raw beans displayed prominently, indicating that they did indeed roast their own beans and 2) the prices, which are lower than the average coffee shop (I'm thinking Starbucks, which came to prominence with a reputation for high prices but has really fallen into the middle of the pack compared with the better local places that have cropped up) and far lower than most gourmet shops. True, you're not getting a pour over for each cup, but you know that it was freshly roasted (and ground) and it's less than $2 a cup. The beans are the real deal, though: $10.95/lb for freshly roasted, delicious coffee beans? I know some good places for coffee but none of them can even touch that price, most hovering closer to $15/16 per lb. Although I usually go for regular coffee when exploring a new place, I decided to get a latte on that first trip visit, which did not disappoint - good smooth espresso flavor and the right ratio of milk for me. The next time that I stopped in, I asked a few questions about the beans and bought a cup of coffee. After some debate, I went with their Bold roast, which I later found out is also their espresso roast. While it makes for a good espresso, I found it fairly light for a "bold" cup of coffee, and after adding just a splash of cream it tasted somewhat watered down. In the future I'd probably go with one of their other roasts, particularly the Double French. This is a mix between their dark Sumatra roast and Tanzanian peaberry. I was a little concerned when I purchased it, as the barista told me to "wait for the oils to come out on the beans." Though I don't know a ton about coffee, one of the things I thought I knew was that oily beans = ruined beans, but after making it at home on a French press, it quickly entered my upper echelon of coffees. I also picked up some single source Guatemalan while I was there, a brighter and somewhat less flavorful roast, but still excellent. Compared to many of the other places in town, this place is perhaps a bit dumpy, but it's got good character and the baristas are super friendly and helpful. They display art in the store and even have a special night for it each month (Second Saturdays?) It's also very quiet and has outdoor tables, so I could imagine getting some work done there unlike more popular and louder shops. I'll definitely be getting beans and drinks from this place in the future.
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Output: I'd definitely go here again. I went with my boyfriend after dinner at Planet Hollywood. We were looking for something fun to do for the night and saw a Groupon NOW for the show. We went by, missed the Groupon deal, but overall it was $70 each for VIP seating and all you can drink. It worked out GREAT! We went to the bar and hung out, the host came a found us to seat us and get us drinks before the club actually opened. We got GREAT seats and the drinks were good. the show was hilarious! I haven't laughed so hard in years. The Comedian made fun of this group in the front row for half his act...AMAZING! I'd go here again. I went on 30Dec12 for anyone who wants to look up the comedian.
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output: Poke was on the extensive list of foods that some college friends and I wanted to try, but never did. When I found Hawaiian Style Poke, I felt guilty at first, but that went away once my stomach took control of any thought. Sorry about that, friends. Kinda... no, not really, I take that apology back. About the somewhat hidden location, it's neatly tucked into the side that borders Wynn Rd and is across the street from 99 Ranch. There's parking in the front or on the street, but sometimes it's difficult and frustrating to manage. I parked in Chinatown Plaza and walked over. At first glance, their selection seems limited and looks like there isn't much poke left, but I'd take quality over quantity any day. Also remember that it's deli-style and there isn't an indoor dining area, so you'll be taking your order to go. They sell the poke per pound and have smaller 1/4 or 1/2 pound containers for those who want single portions. With my order ringing up to $8 at 1/2 pound, I could hardly wait to take my poke home to devour. Back to the important stuff: the poke. Mmm spicy ahi poke. Fiery enough to feel the burn while still being able to relish the fresh tuna! The fish was cut up into bite-sized pieces and mixed with the right amount of chili oil, sesame seeds, and onions. Usually, I'm not a big fan of raw onions, but they were a little sweet and provided a crunchy contrast in texture. I liked eating it plain or adding a dash of light soy sauce. Curious about the other types of poke they have, so a future trip is definitely in the works.
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This review is about their CONFERENCE facilities. If this is OFF STRIP, you should expect cheaper day rates. NOT HERE. AIRLINE PERSONNEL WELCOME ONLY. All the rest, pay surcharge. I attended a business conference here earlier in the year. Previously, I have attended business and sales training conferences at some of the best world class hotels on Las Vegas Blvd's world's famous STRIP. Not here. The hotel is nice and clean. They charge very high room rates as compared to elsewhere nearby because they have special booking with airline staff. Nice restaurant. Nice bar. Great free parking like it should be in Las Vegas. Really nice feature is the parking lot is right out front. Unlike the massive hotel properties ON STRIP where you have to park and walk quite a schlep to the hotel. That adds about 15 minutes to your day, possibly your morning. Here it's just a few brief minutes jaunt from the parking lot into the lobby. The conference venue was filthy after the hotel staff was done with it. Tiny waste paper baskets when what was needed should have been a massive trash bin. The chairs, while comfy, were filthy with someone else's chip and lunch. All over the chairs and underneath. Take Note When Booking Your Conference Here: No worries. They only vacuum this room once a week whether it needs it or not. You will need to empty the too small trash bins yourself 3x a day. Food courts: Go across the street to the better hotels.