Q: Best BBQ in AZ hands down. The potato salad is incredible and the brisket is tender and moist. They even have amazing veggie options like pulled squash and a seasonal tomato sandwich. Great beer selection too. We'll definitely be back, I want to try everything on the menu!

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Q: Great new spot in noda!! Perfect for art crawl night because the patio outback is right next door to where the bands set up outside the deli. There are picnic tables and tiki torches all set up under huge trees so you feel like you are in someone's backyard instead of just a bar. The service here last night was awesome and super attentive. Attracts a great ecletic crowd, not too young but just fun people from the neighborhood. They have a great beer selection for those of us who are always ISO IPAs!!! Cant wait to be back!!! :-D

A: positive

Q: It seems every time I am in downtown Phoenix I find myself looking for a reason to go to Hanny's. Great atmosphere, good food, and dependable service. It's super cute and I love bringing new people here for a cocktail! Reminds me of Mad Men. :)

A: positive

Q: Wow. Just, wow. Oh, and om. I know I only wrote a review of this place recently, but that was after my first class. It was enough to convince me to go back, and a month later I am well and truly an Ashtanga yoga devotee. I didn't know much about the different styles of yoga before I started, but quickly came to realise that Ashtanga yoga is a more active-movement style yoga that is perhaps more intense, and more of a workout, than others. Going to a few of the Beginners II drop-in classes, they were pitched just right. I was a total noob, but with the patience of the teachers picked it up quickly. They never push you too far, and quietly go around the class as you follow the moves, adjusting a hand to put more pressure on the fingers, gently pushing your back a bit straighter, slightly twisting you a bit further round. In a month I feel I have improved quite a lot, and it's all down to the expertise of the teachers. With the suggestion that I begin the Morning Mysore class, I have now attended one of the evening classes, introduction to Mysore. This is the system of self-practice and teaching. Every Monday - Thursday morning this school holds a 7 - 9am Morning Mysore where all practioners come in and leave in their own time, to practice their full primary (or secondary) series. I've yet to attend one of these, but the introductory class was basically the same style - come in and practice - but with less advanced people attending so it was less nerve-wracking. Kat, the teacher, was very patient and great at helping me improve further. Karen, who set up the Bristo Yoga School, has done an amazing job of founding a little haven of at once tranquility and high energy on the corner of Bristo Square. Whilst the regular practioners here are perhaps more practiced than I, there is no air of superiority or intimidation that can happen in any "sport". It's a supportive, open, friendly environment and I'm not the only newbie or beginner. I couldn't recommend this school highly enough, either for those looking for a casual once-a-week yoga session; a full beginners / intermediate course; pilates; or to practice their Morning Mysore each day.

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positive