Text - So mediocre its not even funny. small salad with salty bland dressing. The red sauce tasted like from a can(not even a jar)  Then My chicken marsala arrives and im astounded at the small portion. 3 small pounded flat pieces approx 3\"" squares. They could not have weighed 2 ounces in total It was laughable. I could have put them together in 1 large bite. Any one who likes or raves about this place  most likely loved high school cafeteria food and ha d  a Mom that rarely cooked
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Text - I can't eat here any more. I get sick every time.
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Text - No one greeted me at the door to explain how the place works, but I figured it out. Order first, then sit and they will bring you your food. That's it for customer service. After paying $16 for the lobster Cobb salad I realized they forgot to put the avocado on. There was no one around to help me unless I took the dish back up to the counter and waited in line again. So I ate it without, no biggie. The salad was okay. Not $16 worth, just okay.
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Text - If nothing else you really ought to be buying all your basic fruits and vegetables here. I really can't get over how much cheaper it is at Aldi for the same things you'd pay 2-3 times as much at Harris-Teeter. For example, a variety 3 pack of peppers (red, yellow, orange) is $3! You can pay that much for ONE PEPPER at H-T...or if you're lucky, $2.50. Ridiculous. Trust me, I eat a lot of peppers. Also, 5 lbs bag of gold potatoes for $2.50 at Aldi is normally about $5 at H-T. And don't even get me started on the avocados. That's perhaps where Aldi reveals H-T's hubris the most. You may not be able to find more exotic or fancy stuff like Belgian endive or kumquats but you'll find enough to make an extra trip more than worth your time. \n\nI suggest going to Aldi first and getting everything you can on your list there. Then, and only then go to Harris-Teeter or wherever for what you couldn't get at Aldi. Unless you go on to buy Maine lobster, giant crab legs or whole beef tenderloins you'll probably see your grocery bill cut in half. Isn't that worth an extra trip?\n\nOne last thing; don't be put off by their lesser known brands. I don't eat much frozen or prepackaged foods, but through trial and error I can say their cheeses, hummus and anything with the Fit & Active name brand is pretty good. And I can be pretty picky when it comes to quality.\n\nOh, and the marzipan stollen they sell at Christmas is out of this world!!!
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Text - So my honey and I wanted to get a couples massage to celebrate an early Valentine's Day. We had couples massages before at The Palms and Lilly's on Spring Mountain. We wanted to try somewhere new so we googled and read the reviews on this place and decided let's try it out. We called and made an appointment (appointment is required) When we walked in the place was extremely clean big plus! The ladies very nice and attentive. We waited maybe 5 minutes before they came in. At first I was apprehensive because I'm use to massage tables and they had recliners that lay all the way down but it was very comfy. We are a couple that will try anything once and man oh man we are so glad we did!! I'm extremely sensitive on my lower back and my honey likes a deep tissue and both ladies met our needs. We got a full body massage from head to toe and just when I thought man this is the BEST massage I ever got, she started massaging me with hot stones. OMG it felt unbelievable! We paid $50 each for a couples hour massage and we will definitely be back. Only thing I wish they had was a spa (hot tub or steam room) but is ok, they just received two regular customers!
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Text - Ok all I can ask is why do we keep going to this place. Ever since we built our home in Estrella we have been shopping here. That is about 7 years now and another home. \n\nNo matter what we have special ordered and delivered it has always had to be taken back because they deliver the wrong thing. I think I just told you all I am stupid.
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Text - Great food at reasonable prices. I've had lunch here twice so far, and will definitely be back. Friendly staff, very accommodating.\n\nUpdate 2/27/2010: I've been back 3 or 4 times since, and still enjoy going here.
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Text - This is one of our favorite casual restaurants in the Dilworth area. The food is fresh & delicious and the atmosphere is inviting & friendly. The pear mojito is incredible and they have a nice selection of moderately priced wines by the glass. The scallops, crab cake salad, ribs and banana cream pie are standouts.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Pros:  Pool area, location, colorful.\nCons:  Rooms leave a lot to be desired, price for what you get.\n\nIf you like this type of retro-hotel, just stay at the Valley Ho.  They do it much better.  The rooms at The Saguaro aren't very nice.  They tried, but there are a lot of details that are missed.  Don't get a room on the lower level -- the only curtains they have are black out curtains so if you don't want people being able to look in as they walk past you have to pull the black out curtain and now your room has no natural light!  This really bothered me!  Just put in a sheer curtain for goodness sake.  \n\nOn our last night a group of 20 somethings were staying next to us.  They had a VERY loud party all night long.  We called the front desk MANY times.  They would not do anything about it.  We finally were able to sleep after 4:30am!!  That was NOT cool.\n\nThe location cannot be beat if you are staying for Giants spring training.  And it's right there in Old Town so many choices of restaurants and bars all right there.  If you want bottled water and don't want to pay $6 for the water in the room, you can get bottled water from the 5 gallon tank in the fitness room - bring your empty bottle and fill it up!  Just sayin....\n\nIf I ever stay here again I will make sure to ask for an upper level room, but I'm thinking it's not likely to happen.