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

Answer: Love this place. I used to live within walking distance and that was a treat! Karaoke is a great time. The drinks are great and inexpensive and there are always great people to meet there. I miss the pickles. ;)

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

Answer: Hungry, I ventured out to find Big City Bagels. I plugged the address into my new phone and headed out. 15 minutes later and I was pissed off and wondering if I had a retard sandwich for breakfast. I could NOT find this place, and kept being told "you have arrived" when passing an empty field. I looked online for better directions and still couldn't find this place, I finally decided to give up and head somewhere else when I exclaimed "holy shit!" I found it. The moral of the story? Their address of N Pima doesn't work well with GPS thanks to the city of Scottsdale changing the road but NOT any of the business addresses so here... Corner of Hayden and Frank Loyd Wright next to BedMart and Staples and 4 Peaks Brewery. Okay now I am over it.... I very much enjoyed the veggie sandwich on the onion bagel, everything was very fresh and very tasty, with drink and cookie it came to about $5.50 for lunch. Well worth it. I will go back for sure and have lunch.

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

Answer:
I've never been to a Yoga facility before and I must say, this place is pretty impressive. I took the free tour, which enabled me to get a week free. The set up is really nice and they offer tons of classes throughout the day (starting as early as 6 am from what I recall). Pros: * Very clean facility with different classes for all levels of Yogis * Helpful instructor * Free purified water (you're gonna need it!) * tons of different payment options for memberships and different budgets. Cons: * Though my instructor was really nice, the guy behind the register was rude * Classes can get really packed * Parking lot sucks!! Overall: It's a really nice place that has an upstairs and downstairs. It's definitely not cheap to join, but they do offer different payment options that cater to different budgets. The locker rooms also seemed very well-maintained and surprisingly the rooms did not smell. I know they have some special type of flooring, which helps absorb the moisture. Tips: * If you are looking for Bikram, this is not the place. This place used to be a Bikram certified institute, but since it decided to offer more variety it classes, they are no longer Bikram accredited. Not a bad thing at all though. I guess to hold the certification, a facility can only have Bikram classes. * Bring water, towel, and a yoga mat. They have yoga mats for rent, but even with the free weeks membership, you'll save money by purchasing a Yoga mat for 10 bucks at Ross. * Get there early. They are not suppose to allow late arrivals into the classroom and parking is a real pain. * Sign up for their free tour to get your week free membership. * You get another free week on your birthday so make sure to put down that info when filing out your paperwork for the free tour.