Case: I have never been more disrespected by an auto shop.  Not only did I have to take my car back in 3 times but I was verbally abused by the owner and a mechanic.  I was told to never come back and believe me that won't be a problem.
Classification: sphacelated


Case: Customer service is somewhat lacking and prices are inflated. Casey's seems to not value a regular as I would expect. They were unwilling to go the extra step to make a customer happy, one who has spent thousands of dollars in their establishment. Earlier today, i tried purchasing an item that rang up at $169 instead of the $149 it was marked at. Their excuse was, \""Oh, we must have priced it wrong.\"" I asked to purchase the bag at the marked price and they refused. I asked politely if they would check with the owner/manager to which they also refused. I think I'll take my business and my friends to B&C, where Joe is willing to make customers happy. I left Casey's today feeling like my business was worthless to them.
Classification: sphacelated


Case: This is a hidden gem, no really. It took us forever to find but well worth it. It is right across the street from the Rankin Police Station. The menu has a wide selection, I really couldn't decide what I wanted but I went with the ribeye sandwich. I'm glad i did too. Huge sandwich! I added mushrooms, it was very flavorful. My boyfriend got the fish sandwich, he enjoyed it as well. Fast and friendly service. Will definitely be back.
Classification: thwartship


Case: Get here early for lunch...they get filled up. Sandwiches are great as is the soup.  I have moved from Charlotte, but I have never found an egg salad that competes.
Classification: thwartship
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The Mesquite Grille is the restaurant at the McDowell Mountain Ranch Golf Course. My husband and I stopped by for lunch on a Thursday recently and were pleasantly surprised. The main entrance is a humungous wooden door that is beautiful and surprisingly not heavy. The inside is decorated with other wooden accents and looks how I would imagine a golf club restaurant to look. Swanky yet down to earth with some Sonoran touches. Since it was a beautiful fall afternoon, we choose to sit on the patio where we were able to overlook the greens and watch golfers practice their swing. \n\nOur waitress was quick to arrive and take our drink orders. The menu is on the simple side and nothing too fancy. My husband opted to go with their burger and onion rings. The waitress advised that they weren't traditional onion rings so much as a shoestring version. I ordered the mahi mahi tacos and asked if the regular fries or sweet potato fries were better. The waitress said both were good and offered to do a split of both. That sounded good so I agreed. \n\nWe didn't have to wait very long for our food, it arrived rather quickly. My husband enjoyed his burger and the onion \""rings\"" were good as well. They were thicker than shoestring, but not traditional rings - more like half rings and plenty of them. My tacos were outstanding. They came with a side of guacamole and salsa, so I could top them as I pleased. The mahi mahi was delicious and seasoned well. Even my husband was a little jealous. The sweet potato fries were much better than the regular fries - the regular fries were thick cut and not very crispy. (If you've read any of my previous reviews, you'll know I'm a stickler on French fries and how I like mine.) \n\nOverall, it was an enjoyable lunch. The food and service were good, the patio was nice to sit at, and best of all, the restaurant is really close to both work and home. We'll definitely be back.