Case: The burnt ends and ribs are always delicious.  The sampler platter is more than enough for sharing and has something for everyone.
Classification: Doronicum


Case: This bar is super GHETTO!!!\nDont go
Classification: Xenos


Case: I order the green chli taco. Still as good as I remember. I do miss the old location on 7th ave. the new place has an awkward layout and  the tables are all mismatched. Also the fry bread taco did seam a bit smaller than I had before at the old location.  The food is great though and it you don't mind a weird dining area then I recommend
Classification: Doronicum


Case: Since The Arizona Republic disemboweled itself (corporate-style) earlier this year, they took an already weak big-city daily (which relied heavily on AP wire stuff) and are flying downhill.  Never mind the fact that the paper is routinely criticized for being in bed with downtown, big-business and real estate interests.  Very rarely does the paper take courageous investigative approaches - they instead settle for overly focused watered down community reporting.  \n\nI rarely turn to the USA Today-owned Republic for my news consumption because the reporting is rarely comprehensive or relevant.  . \n\nWhen your serious big-city newspaper finds itself having to resort to social networking web strategies to keep the lowest common denominator satisfied, you know your newspaper has lost any shred of credibility. \n\nNext!
Classification: Xenos
Classify the following: this is not the place to go for fabulous mexican food. it's not bad, but it's like going to applebee's and expecting a great steak.\n\ni really only like their happy hour cause it comes with free food. mini chimis, chips and salsa and taquitos and such are free if you sit in the bar. i haven't been in awhile, and all locations are different, but from i remember, margaritas weren't a HH special, which is pretty much blashpemy. for friday HH there is usually a DJ. \n\nthis particular location has been going through some heavy renovations, as there will be a light rail stop literally on their patio doorstep (p.s. the otuside area is HUGE), so imagine in the next few years this plca will have a fairly large crowd for HH all week long.