Text - 26 of my Yelpie friends had reviewed this place. All except one had given it 5 stars. Well, it was time to make it 27! And I can't believe we waited so long. \n\nYonaka impressed on all levels. Just had an amazing meal at Yusho last weekend (arguably the best restaurant in its genre) so it was hard not to compare the two, but Yonaka held its own on every level. \n\nThe taste is clean, intelligent, sublime. The presentation is beautiful. The service impeccable. The price is a downright steal. \n\nMike and I went a little overboard with dinner. We had the seven course omakase, which turned out to be eight, along with several other dishes from their a la carte menu and four courses of dessert. Yeah, we're going to hell, I know. I can't possibly describe every dish, so I'm going to write a few that stood out to me. \n\nSuika Sakana - lean tuna, watermelon, jalapeno, mint, cilantro, basil oil. The tuna they use is delicious, very flavorful, there would be no problem eating it as sashimi. But the jalapeno, mint and basil oil really added another dimension to it. The watermelon added a sweet crispness to the bite, but the basil oil and tuna was the combination winner to me.\n\nNiku Berry - wagyu, strawberries, enoki, king's trumpet mushroom, fennel fronds, fried egg puree, thai chimichurri. Wagyu was absolutely delicious. It was interesting take on the compressed strawberries and chimichurri, interesting because strawberries aren't sweet at all, more sour, the compressed variety really brings out the flavor. \n\nMeat Candy - pork belly done to perfection with a side of kimchi apples and onions. \n\nThe desserts were all amazing. I would have to write a yelp review for each one to do it justice (sorry Drew, not going to happen). All I have to say is you have to try them all, especially the Mango egg (trust, it was sublime) and the Kanmi-O, a delicious version that was part creme brulee-ish and part bacon ice creama. \n\nLastly this review is dedicated to Roger T, which we owe a debt of gratitude. Sixteen courses for $100 pp, Yonaka is a veritable bargain. The foie gras was a bit pricier here than Goodwich, but Mike said it was nothing short of spectacular. Thanks Roger! \n\nClick on my pictures for more drooling. This review does not do Yonaka justice.
Group - Saxonically


Text - This is the best urgent care I've been to.  I have 3 children so I've been here quite a few times.  Always in & out in about 30-45 mins.  Average wait time is only about 15 mins.  Staff is very friendly & knowledgable.  They accept most ins plans including AHCCCS.  If you've been there recently you don't have to fill out all the forms again just the one explaining why you're there that day, like the symptoms page.  Highly recommend this place, they're wonderful!
Group - Saxonically


Text - I have been debating on how many stars to give Lush, because I can't decide if the problem is with the store or if it's with me.  Probably a little of both.  Generally speaking, I do not enjoy shopping, but after recommendations from so many friends I decided to give Lush a go.  \n\nMy conclusion:  I don't think Lush is going to be my kind of store.  The employees would not leave me alone when I just wanted to look around for literally two minutes.  And all four of them that I dealt with wanted to give me their life stories, their likes and dislikes, and a spiel about how their products are vegan/handmade/from outer space.  I kind of stopped listening after the first minute.  I just wanted to buy my thing!  Also, one of them called me a \""first time Lushie\"" and that made me vaguely uncomfortable.  And they kept touching me, which made me really uncomfortable.\n\nThe employees, while clearly enthusiastic about the products, also clearly can't read a customer's body language.  If I jerk back every time you try to touch my arm or shoulder, stop trying to touch me.  If I keep taking steps back and you keep stepping forward into my personal space, it's a problem.  \n\nI did buy a solid perfume and it's a nice product, but if I want to purchase it again (or anything else) I will do so online.
Group - pseudohermaphroditic


Text - Eeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.\n\nI was in the Seven Hills/Anthem area because I was at my parent's house. Knowing that I needed items for dinner tonight, I decided to stop at this Vons instead of another store in my neighborhood. I usually don't do Vons, because they are pricey. But, it was close, and I love their bread that they bake in store.\n\nFirst off, parking lot is packed. I parked far away, to avoid any friction.\n\n I know that this is an older neighborhood, and the elders are not very welcoming...to the younger folks. Or maybe it is just my flaming red hair and tattoos so they thought I was a prostitute or something...\n\nAny person that I said \""I'm going to sneak past you, \"" or \""I'm right behind you\"" (because they were taking up the whole freaking soup isle) seemed quite annoyed, and unpleasant.\n\nThey see one another (from the senior center I guess...?) and stop....in the middle of isles, and every where else in between to have conversations....long, drawn out, gossip of the day, conversations.\n\nThis made it quite difficult to navigate, and of course, there's always that certain person (who has their head up their ass) on their phone, paying no attention to any body or anything.\n\nWhile cart surfing through the crowd, making sure my daughter doesn't eat anything that she isn't suppose to (like drink stirrers that some ass decided to leave in the cart), I pick up the items that I need.\n\n I thankfully find some organic broth(s) on sale (with card) 2 for $5. I pick up my veggies, canned tomatoes ,dry lentils and sour dough bread. \n\nMight I add, that Vons bakery bread is some of the best that I've ever had.\n\nI love bread.\n\nAnnnnyyyyways, I get to check out and the four lanes that they have open are backed up. And EVERYONE is bitching about it.\n\n Like, O M G, the world is going to end. People are frantically asking their shopping partners if they have 15 items to go to the \""express\"" lane. Others are huffing and puffing about how someone else has \""too many\"" things.....\n\nSeriously? Shut it gramps.\n\nI treat myself to a Mountain Dew while the employees are paging over and over again for help to the front. \n\nThe man in front of me is having trouble using the debit card machine. Instead of helping him, the employee just waits for him to figure it out on his own..... How sweet.\n\nI spent almost $30 on broth, a loaf of bread, (loose & cheaper than the packaged ones) veggies,a bag of lentils, canned tomatoes, and a mountain dew.\n\n I feel like I was robbed.\n\nNext time, I'll just keep driving.....and pray that I turn out to be a fun, badass, nice grandma one day.
Group - pseudohermaphroditic


Text - These scammer movers advertise on Craigslist under multiple listings and multiple names in Arizona.  They advertise without a company name included in the ad.  Things to look for in the ad:  2 men & 1 Truck, 3 men & 1 truck, 4 men & 1 truck.  They have their own trucks.  1 hour trip charge (they multiply the trip charge x's the number of movers, so at a glance it appears the trip charge will be eg: $38, but if you have 3 men, it will be $38 x's 3).  When they arrive they want you to agree to fees not outlined in the ad.  By that time you're stuck because they arrive on the day of your move.  They want things like $38 extra for each large screen TV', $38 for anything over 100 lbs.  $58 extra for stairs, $38 for refrigerator, etc.  They also hit you with 19% fuel sir charge which is not based on mileage or fuel usage, it's based on 19% of the total cost of the move, including the additional charges they tac on.  They will not unload the truck at the new destination without being paid in CASH.  They more than doubled my estimate from $720 to $1610.  They advertise they accept credit cards but they don't because they are scammers and no legitimate bank would do business with them.  They hire young english speaking women, usually with hispanic accents, to answer their phone with generic company names like, \""Moving Services\"" or \""The Moving Company\"".  None of the phone numbers advertised in their multiple Craigslist ads match the phone numbers that they actually  use.  The men are middle eastern and very prejudiced against women.  For example, they maliciously moved all the contents from my 2 car garage at the old place into the living room of the new place.  We're talking industrial size metal shelving, shovels, rakes, seasonal holiday decorations, power tools, and much more.  My new tile floor was scratched beyond belief due to all the heavy, sharp edged metal corners and scraping of the the heavy industrial shelves that are not designed for gentle indoor living.  I would list the names they used during my move but I doubt they used their real names.  I have been flagging their ads daily and they repost them within hours using the same cut and paste descriptions of their services but they change small things such as their generic company name, (none of the names they use are legitimate LLC's or actual registered businesses), they also will change their location so that Craigslist will allow them to repost..  In my experience the workers do not understand english, only the 51 year old chubby one speaks broken english and he does not work, he directs and supervises 'his' men and spends most of the time playing with his phone.  It was he who directed the men to unload an entire 26' truckload of garage items into my new living room.  He asked for a tip for 'his' men at least 5 times.  I told him any tips should come out of his profits, since he's the one who told them to put the garage stuff in my L.R. and he was the one who was 4 hours late, he was the one who promised to bring back 4 men to fix the garage/L.R. fiasco and didn't do it.  I ended up spending 2 full days removing legitimate living room items from my living room so that I could get to the garage items and move them into the garage.  You may ask where was I when the garage items were being unloaded?  I was at Walmart at 10:30 at night pulling cash out of my debit card $100's at a time buying packs of gum and other small items so that I could pay the the cash they demanded.  They doubled the cost of the move so all I had was $800 cash when we finally arrived at my new place which was 87 miles away.  I gave the chubby one my $800 and they agreed to unload the first truck but wouldn't unload the other one until I came back with the cash.  This was my first time in my new city and I didn't know where anything was....it took me nearly 90 minutes to locate a Walmart and another 30 or 40 minutes to make it back to the new place, by that time the entire garage was already unloaded into the living room.  They never fixed the disaster they caused, even though \""Habib\"" said he would take care of it at no charge.  These are bad people and even though their invoices state the company name: \""Golden Eagle Moving Company\"" that is not a name I had ever heard them use within the Craigslist ad, in person or when they answer the 'office' phone, which is probably just somebody's cell phone, not an office at all.  \""Habib\"", the chubby 51 year old told me that if he I give him a bad review he, \""swears to God he'll move back to Boston\"".  He said he'll be back in Boston in 2 weeks.  He last did business in California but he claims to be a Satelite TV Christian/Muslem minister....the most ridiculous thing I've heard in a long time.  The men were from Egypt, Iran or Iraq (I forget which) and Turkey.  Stay away from these Craigslist movers.
Group - pseudohermaphroditic


Text - I adore Globe Salon. I have the privilege of knowing the owners, Stacy and James and they and their staff are delightful. Globe Salon is classy, hip, clean and a step above the rest. Take it from a female who for four years settled on mediocre, overpriced Vegas stylists. At Globe, you get what you pay for. They offer amazing facials, waxing and other exciting services and did I mention they are a Bumble and Bumble network salon? Huzzah! I love going here and I see either Sam or Megan. :-)
Group - Saxonically
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Always friendly and great food but the person working the last window through the drive-through messed up....he just gave me my order and didn't repeat back what it was and seemed in a hurry to do something else than take the time for the customer at the drive-through. Otherwise I would have given them 5 stars.