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

Answer: I don't know if they built this building to be a library, but it feels like it used to be a small bank branch. Perched in the corner of a shopping center right on south and scaleybark, I didn't really know what to expect, but it's now the closest library to my house so I went for it. The inside is somewhat circular with the circumference lined with shelves of books. The middle is all computers and tables, the desktop computers were full (they offer a reservation system online) and now also offer smaller laptops to use. I don't know the details, I just know they're available (signage and someone checked one out while I was there). The selection is, well, slim. The fact that one of the books I was looking for was placed (accurately, when organized by call numbers) between two completely different topics told me enough. Though I'm sure you could find a few gems while browsing, I'd definitely check online to see if this branch carries what you're looking for before you head there. They do have an eclectic selection of dvds and cds, so if you're waiting for a computer there are a few ways to kill some time, but not many. Really nice staff, and love the self checkout. Just wish they had more of a selection.

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

Answer: Was in Phoenix over the weekend and grabbed breakfast here on Monday morning. I ordered "The Chop & Chick" with bacon and had my eggs scrambled. Food was great and the service was even better. Will definitely grab another meal here next time I'm in the Phoenix area.

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

Answer:
There are many things that come to my mind when I think of Brio. Interesting food, great quality, elegant atmosphere and friendly service. But one thing has stood out recently since I have gone there and that is, $2.95 appetizers in the bar until 6pm. When you think something is $2.95, you probably think it is either a small portion, not good or both of these things. Well it is neither of these things. The appetizers are generous portions and great tasting with several selections to choose from. I want to just make it easy and say to the waiter, I'll have one of each please. I love a good cheeseburger and the Brio Bistecca Burger is definitely my favorite right now. It comes on a tasty bun with mozzarella cheese and is served with well done potato chips...yum! You don't even get messy eating it because they cut it into quarters for you. The bruschetta is also easy to eat because you can just pick it up and bite it. They have two different kinds on the happy hour menu. Roasted Red Pepper & Fresh Mozzarella Bruschetta with fresh basil and a balsamic drizzle and Sliced Steak Brushetta with Gorgonzola Dolce, arugula, fennel, charred tomato, shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano and Tuscan Italian dressing. There is also a Margherita Flatbread that is prepared with Fresh Mozzarella, vine-ripened tomatoes and fresh basil cooked in an authentic Italian wood-burning oven. I don't eat calamari but my friends ordered the Calamari Fritto Misto which was fried to a crisp golden brown with peperoncini and they liked it. This is probably just either half or less than half of what they offer for $2.95. I still haven't tried either shrimp appetizers or the eggplant appetizer. The Beef Carpaccio served with field greens, capers, mustard aioli and fresh Parmesan cheese looks excellent as well. Tuscan culinary creations are perfected at Brio. If you decide to go, please save me a seat in the bar. As you can imagine, they go rather quickly. Buon Appetito!