Q: Lot of people think Microbrewery are really good for a beer or two and not really good for "Heavy Drinking Material". I can't say I Totally disagree because lot of them are too heavy, the catchy-ness of name of the flavor kind of ruin the whole point: Having a great night and drinking beer. Dieu du Ciel is not one of them. Excellent beer going on here. Lot of classic that doesn't get old but you need to try to Pepper Beer or the Coffee-vanilla stout. The Imperial, an impressive 9,0% alc. stout is something. They really have some internationaly known beer and are really well done. If you are one heavy drinker, this place might cost some 80$. Let's say a pitcher is 15-17$ (with tips) and not all beers can come in pitcher neither. Depending on the time of the year as well as the day of the week, let's just say this place is surrounded by a large crowd of student and teenager. Average age is around 21 to 30 I would say. There is some table services but if you hate to wait, get up and go to the bar, you'll pay and the waiter-waitress will come give it to you. The music is different but most of the time it's pretty much 80's Rock N Roll, some punk, some ska, but mostly nothing too heavy or too loud.

A: positive

Q: This gym has gone to hell in the last year or so. I don't know if it is managment or corporate or what. It is not as clean as it used to be, I feel dirtier after leaving the locker room than when I went in. Paper towels? Soap? Dream on... I used to see cleaning people every day. Now maybe once or twice a week. The front desk staff seems like they would rather be getting a root canal than actually helping members. Equipment is "being repaired" for weeks at a time. Unacceptable. Inconsiderate members don't re-rack weights, fine but then Gold's should have employees working the floor cleaning up after them. But no, they usually only have one employee at the desk and they can't go out from behind it. This is Scottsdale, people expect more. I know two people who have quit recently and I have one foot out the door......

A: negative

Q: I was turned on to this place the the super Yelp-a-licious Mistress Jade. The hubster and I tried it out today and YUM! I was so NOT disappointed! We both decided to try out the Brisket Sandwich with a side of their home made potato salad. HUGE!!!! I couldn't finish the potato salad but managed (barely) to polish off the delicious, tender, juicy, flavorful mountain of Beef Brisket that was majestically placed between two toasted bunz. ahhhhhhh. Sooo good! They offer two delicious BBQ sauces; one Mild and one Hot, though the Hot really has just a slight kick to it. They are both delicious! Generous portions, FANTASTIC SERVICE!! I neglected to get our waitresses name but she was SUPERB! So two scrumptious meals with drinks and tip came out to $21 and change. Pretty good deal for FANTASTIC BBQ!! We will definitely go here again! THANKS FOR THE SUGGESTION JADE!! You da' woman!

A: positive

Q: Chasse et Peche is a solid French restaurant in old town. It was a good meal and while I felt happy with the experience I have to say there are better, more innovative restaurants in Montreal to dine (Europea, XO Le Restaurant). That said, if you're looking for something good in old town, you can't go wrong here. What I had: - Crab two ways with Alsatian Pinot Blanc - Lamb Carpaccio waffle with Barolo - Wild Boar two ways with Barolo - Frozen maple syrup parfait topped by chocolate chips, with Sclavus muscat de Cephalonie "vin doux du Soleil" 2011

A:
positive