Text - This is the worst managed apartment I have ever experienced in my 25 years of renting houses and apartments. I rented an apartment in Los Angeles Koreantown 10 years ago from a poorly English speaking around 75 year old lady manages apartments 10 times better than they can. Their policies seems to be meant to take more money from you and I will list the examples. This is the first rental property in my 25 years that requires you give them 60 days notice to move out. The most common notice is 30 days. You are required to give them $200 non refundable for application fees and for whatever else plus $200 refundable when you move out. They state that their apartments are luxury when it is more like the slums. Their quality of kitchen, bathroom cabinets and sinks are the lowest that they break down so many times. I have had my kitchen drawer fall apart 3 times in a year. Their maintenance is a different story. My ice maker broke down and they came to fix it but to leave blood smears/drops all over my freezer and even on my ice. The apartment reps will greet you with a real smile and once you sign the contract, it is fake smiles until you move out. I wonder almost every day how did the assistant manager got the job when she does not know crap about managing. I will be advising my friends and families to avoid the Picerne rental properties. I would recommend my enemies if I had any to stay there because they will make their lives miserable. You will thank me. I am pretty sure I am not the only one they have screwed over. There are cars in the parking lot that have not been moved in months gathering spider webs as if it is a junk yard. I can go on and on but you get the picture. Avoid at all cost! They charged me $65 for the cleaning fee when it should have been part of the $200 non-refundable.
Group - gingerspice


Text - our waiter was very nice and patient. there were 4 of us and being first timers, had lots of questions. \n\nthe burgers were good but they werent great. we ordered medium rare but came over cooked. we all prefer some of the other burger places in town. \nsweet potato fries were disappointing as I read a yelp review recommending them... the onion rings were good but again, not great. fried calamari was okay. Brussel sprouts were good but you better like spicy or dont waist your time. \nunfortunately, we won't be coming back.
Group - gingerspice


Text - Best place in town Buddy and his crew will hook you up
Group - anisochromia


Text - I don't think I've ever had a better meal in all of Arizona. If there were 10 stars, ShinBay would get them all. MMM.\n\nWe did the tasting menu. The starter was a halibut sashimi in a ponzu like sauce. Typically, you wouldn't think of halibut as being the go to sashimi, but it was prepared perfectly and can't think of a better sashimi dish. The next course was a bento box with different small apps. Each one was better than the last. We especially enjoyed the oyster and uni. The third dish was a mushroom soup. It was phenomenal! The fourth dish was a \""cook your own\"" wagyu. At first we were hesitant to do this, but once we realized how amazing this meat was we couldn't get enough. The final dish (and surprisingly the best) was a plate of nigiri. Every piece was perfectly done and SO fresh. This was the best nigiri we have found anywhere in AZ. For desert we had a custard with fruit that was the perfect ending to the tasting. \n\nOverall, the prices are very high, but extremely worth it. Alcohol prices are reasonable. This is a truly perfect spot for any special occasion!
Group - anisochromia
Considreing the above, classify the following: Warning: If you can't handle the portions, go to Jenny Craig A Go Go.\n\nHash House is the place for people who just can't seem to get enough for breakfast, lunch, or any meal for that matter.  Monstrous portions is the name of the game.  The watermelon-kiwi drink seems to be the most popular, but I prefer the iced coffee drinks.  \n\nPrices at this joint are a little steep, but the portions more than make up for that!\n\nYou might want to try to come earlier in the morning, as to beat the mid morning crowd that seems to fill the lobby with an endless line for tables.  If you're not in the mood to pig out, bring a friend and split the plate.  \n\nAll in all, you can't really go wrong at this place.  I'll be coming back for more.