Problem: Point blank, Be Yoga studio in Dilworth is where it's at. Offering everything a professional yoga studio should, I am continuously amazed by how well this team manages to run such a well-oiled machine, so to speak. With quality instructors, a beautifully clean, serene yoga room that sends vibes of warmth and gratitude to every student (new and old) that enters the room, to well-balanced sequences that challenge both the mind and body without leaving you feeling depleted or in need of a nap, they've got something for literally everyone. With the seemingly endless studios around the Charlotte area, it's nice to feel "at home" when you first walk in and then begin to settle onto your mat. It's quality vs. quantity all the way at Be Yoga. The time is actually taken to breathe deeply and enjoy a short meditation both at the beginning and end of each class. You don't immediately chatauranga to the back of your mat without finding some uijai breath first. A strong emphasis is finding your natural proper alignment - the lack of mirrors allows you to feel your way into the pose instead of watching what you look like for an hour. That is something very unique as opposed to other studios that tend to be a big ego-breeding. I am also continuously impressed with the friendly front desk staff who are always eager to answer any questions or help a student choose the best package to suit their personal needs. In addition to the aforementioned pros of this studio, they also sponsor a local charity each month, offering donation-based classes allowing the proceeds to be directly donated to that organization. Check Be Yoga out. There's a second location at Carmel and 51 that just opened as well. Obviously they are doing more than just a little something right to have two wonderful locations!
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Problem: When entering you have to figure out the way to front counter. I watched several people walk around due to how compact everything is here. The food is just as consistent with any other location and that was a plus. The tables are right on top of each other making it an uncomfortable dining experience. There is the smallest aisle to get to the front if you need to use the restroom, refill your drink or pick up your food. I also feel this place to be dirty. It is. Mom on to find peanut shells all over at Five Guys. The fountain drink area was a mess and there was ketchup and plent of other debris on the floor. This would be a place I would go for take out but wouldn't want to eat here again,
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Problem: This place is right around the corner from Nike. I stopped by here and enjoyed the combination of pomegranate and oatmeal cookie. The pricing seems to be reasonable as well. They have a decent amount of seats in the store but I chose to walk over to the outside seating by the food court.
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Problem: Ended up at Litchfield Park after a business meeting. Hungry so I pulled into the Basha's parking lot because I saw Tasty Asian Kitchen. Chinese food? Yeah I can do that-- I love good chinese food. The operative word is good. Ordered lunch special of Egg Foo Young that came with egg fried rice, egg roll and soup. The soup came out in a small bowl that could have accompanied a toddler's tea set. There were 5 tablespoons of soup in the bowl--literally. I said to myself: What do you want, it's a lunch special? Be nice. The egg foo young was interesting. I looked at it a few times until I could see where the egg foo young was. The egg foo young consisted of two hockey pucks made with egg obviously. T-E-R-R-I-B-L-E. Pork slices were on top of it with a brown sauce. Ugh! Then the egg fried rice. Did someone say egg? No egg--just a mound of sticky brown rice clearly created by adding soy sauce to overcooked clumped white rice. Wow, what culinary prowess. I can't tell you how bad the rice was. None of it was eaten. The egg roll was fine. Probably purchased frozen so all they had to do was fry it. No wonder it was good. Hubby had chicken with broccoli and it was mediocre at best. The same egg fried rice in one, brown mound of clump. None of it was eaten. I felt it was my duty to tell them that the rice was terrible. They have to try to fix it right?? Silence would have made me an accomplice to the worst egg fried rice I have ever, ever, ever had. If there were a minus star system, I would have rating them a minus one. As it is, they get a one star for keeping their doors open and trying to contribute to our failing economy.
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