Case: Welp, a month in Phoenix and nothing changed here. I only called Sunrise again because the first cab company I called didn't answer, and I figured \""Oh, what the heck. Sunrise is cheaper and I have to go from Central PHX to freakin' W Union Hills in Glendale, so I might save anyway.\"" Big mistake, cowpoke.\n\nTaxi got here promptly, but other than that everything went downhill. The driver seemed confused about the destination, but he had a GPS and entered it into it. Well, first he starts the wrong way (and I clearly hear the GPS say \""turn left\"" and he gets in the right lane nearing a light). So, I say something and he goes \""I know it said turn left\"" as he heads straight. He stops, obviously confused, at the nearest gas station and starts fiddling with the device some more. \n\nI ended up just entering the address in my phone's GPS and giving him every little direction there. It was like talking to a child \""No...no, THIS exit.\"" I just don't get how a person who is driving a taxi can be so navigationally challenged, even *with* a GPS device. If I take a taxi, I just want to say where I'm going and not have to worry about it.\n\nIf you want to pay to do half the taxi work and be stressed, call up Sunrise TODAY!
Classification: bronchophony


Case: Maybe I am missing something but I just didn't find anything special about my sandwich.  Maybe I was expecting more because of all the positive reviews at other locations.  Store was clean and staff was friendly but the sandwich itself was just a notch above a Quizno's or Subway.  I probably won't go back.
Classification: bronchophony


Case: I wasn't going to review this because so many people have already and most everyone says the same thing... awesome pizza. \n\nI miss working so close to here. The lunch rush is a rush but you get in, you get out. And everyday is different, I can try all their different types of pizza. Personal faves: Sante Fe and Napoli pizza and the chicken pesto pasta. \n\nWhile the pizza speaks for itself, I do have to give zPizza props for having the best specials.\n\nCheap daily specials, slice of pizza and a drink (or beer) for about $6, buy one get one for $5 on Tuesdays and of course, the frequent eater reward. \n\nI like a place that offers great food and even more reason to come back.
Classification: nonvisiting


Case: I went here by my lonesome self on a Wednesday night, it was quite busy but there was no line.\n\nThe interior is really nice, they have murals of Mexican theme on their walls, and the ceiling is like one of those Vegas hotels. Noise level is not so bad either, it's a good place to take a date.\n\nI had better Mexican food that is much cheaper too, but  we have to remember we're paying for ambiance too. I got the rib eye steak with enchiladas and a margarita, there's nothing special about their steak either, ordinary steak that you also get at Denny's. I love their tortilla chips with 4 kinds salsa, the chips are thin and crispy that goes well with the salsas, you just can't stop eating.\n\nLastly I give their service five stars, my server who's name is Madison is really friendly and attentive but not intrusive, my drink took a little longer to come (which I don't know why since the bar is not that busy) but I didn't mind at all because of her positive attitude. She even gave me extra salsa and chips to go when I told her I really like the chips.
Classification: nonvisiting
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I can never find any employees around the store when I need help with something. I went in last week to buy a mattress, tv, and sound system. Coundn't find anyone to help me with the mattresses so I had to pull it down myself, and I needed help choosing a sound system they had a display for but I couldn't find it in the box, so they lost a sale there. Its just absurd to have a huge store and have no employees around to help.