Little Caesars: "WAIT, IT'S NOT READY!" I don't why this particular location NEVER has pizzas ready. That's the whole point of going to Little Caesars, right? You go in, give them $5 and walk right back out with a pizza. It's really not worth waiting for, in my opinion.
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I've been in the beauty business for 20 years in two states and Platinum Entourage is absolutely the best!!! Todd and his staff are amazingly talented and great people. You walk in and are first blown away (pun intended) by the salons sophisticated yet whimsical interior. The real magic occurs in the chair either getting a perfect haircut designed just for you, amazing color, the perfect blow out and flawless makeup. Todd is one of the most innovative and creative entrepreneurs out there and he has surrounded himself with a family of like minded artists. And he's hilarious! It doesn't get any better then this salon!
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I stayed in this hotel for a couple of days earlier this month when visiting Phoenix on business. I selected this hotel as it was close to my customer's office and was within $100/day. The location is convenient off the 101 and 51 at the far end of a dead end street. Check in and check out was as smooth as ever. The room was spacious and air conditioning worked well and rooms were cleaned neatly each day. What I did not like was that the internet was sketchy and disconnected frequently. This was a pain as I had to keep disconnecting and reconnecting very five minutes. The television set in the fitness room did not work so the 30 minutes on the treadmill was dreadful and finally the hot and fresh cinnamon roll that Holiday Inn Express is famous for was crap and fit for the dustbin. Overall was good enough for a short stay specially considering the price paid - but I would have surely moved out if I had to stay longer. In case I need to return for another short stint I'll give it another shot but not otherwise.
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I decided to take the plunge and finally try a spinning class. Glad that it was here, a perfect environment to feel like a newbie. (The spin studio is dark, really dark. Arrive with plenty of time to find a bike and to adjust it for your frame & body.) I was greeted at 8:45am by the instructor and spinning phenom, Samantha. She played great music and inspired everyone to push harder.She would turn up the music occasionally when the black light was on, it became also trance or rave- like. After visiting a few more spin classes at the Village on Camelback, I learned that Studio 360 is a stand-up studio (they rarely sit down when riding.) After more spin practice, I will return and see if I can ride standing up the whole time. Sorry that I missed out on the Yoga Studio 360, that segment of the business ended a few months ago.
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