Q: The Scottsdale Public Library can be easily overlooked and it's really not surprising considering it it lives in the shadows of various restaurants, Giant's Spring Training, festivals, bars and performance centers? But that doesn't mean it's to be forgotten. And so with that comes my review of the Scottsdale Public Library. Libraries are a lost art. They really are. I think that with the internet and electronics like Kindles, a library doesn't hold the importance it once did. However, the Scottsdale Public Library is still a staple to Scottsdale and it still thrives as a classic library in town. They have a wide variety books that are free to borrow with a library card. They also have a wide variety of movies to rent for free too! In the past, the library has come to my rescue when I needed internet and mine didn't seem to be working at the moment. Here you can use their computer and work online. It's in a prime location within the Civic Center and the views are enjoyable. That's about it, so a high five goes out to the Scottsdale Public Library! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Good, but I've had better, especially for the price. I expected it to be a little better than it was the first time, so I was a bit disappointed. The second time, one of the sea food dishes we ordered did not taste fresh at all. Obviously a downer. Probably not worth going to. I went twice to give it a second chance, but the second time was worse than the first. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I had my first "intro" massage for $39 (now $49) at this location 11/09. My therapist was pretty good, nothing special. I signed up for the 1 year contract, and was under the impression I'd be charged $39.00/mo. It was $54.00 per month. I have gone back several times. You can use 1/2 a prepaid massage for an 80 minute treatment, which is cool. DON'T CANCEL your appt. the same day or not show, because you'll forfeit it (something they don't TELL you about when you sign up, but I'm sure it's in the fine print.) The quality of the massage depends on the therapist. I asked for an experienced one in the beginning & now have my favorite therapists, which you can request. If you do so, I suggest requesting them far in advance. The ambiance is nothing special,; standard waiting area that is quiet. They don't have a water dispenser in the lobby anymore like they used to. Your therapist gives you water in this tiny cup after your massage. Each room has the same music piped into it, and some therapists enhance it by putting a CD on (waves, rain, etc.). Some therapists also burn incense, and give you little extras that they have incorporates into their style (wrapping your feet in hot towels, etc.) Overall, I think you get what you pay for, and it's pretty good. My chief complaint is the mostly 'read from the script' youngsters they have working the desk. None of them display any kind of personality when you are checking in/out. It would be nice if the company offered their clients who renew their contracts some sort of coupons or incentives once in awhile, i.e. free aromatherapy, free upgrade to hot stones, etc. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This place is fantastic. Great for all sushi and non-sushi lovers. Service was great, atmosphere is relaxing and modern, and the food is delicious. My group and I ordered the spring rolls, gyozas, shrimp tempura rolls, chicken teriyaki, and lobster tempura. All absolutely mouth-watering. The lobster tempura actually feels like it's melting in your mouth it's so good. Our server was so nice and very attentive. This place is now on my regular circulation of restaurants. I can't wait to come back for happy hour. OPTIONS:
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positive