Text - I had the worst experience here.  Apparently chile's does not understand the purpose of menus. They do not list ANY prices on their drink menu. Even more infuriating, when I asked if it was happy hour, I was told it was and that drinks were all $1.50 to $2.00 off. Unfortunately I still had no idea what the prices were. The waitress has apparently heard this complaint before but instead of referencing a price for premium vs house or domestic vs import I was told this was \""corporate's\"" policy and that I was welcome to fill out the survey form after my meal. Well Chili's corporate, I decline your invitation to fill out paperwork. I simply did not order anything and will not be coming back to Chili's ever. I hope u get this feedback.  -1 customer for life!
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Text - This place is a wonderful way to step back in time & treasure hunt. I live about 45 minutes away and made it in two times already this week- they had a whole new set up and even more variety just 3 days later. They have a great mix of upcycIed and original vintage items and antiques. I just can't seem to stay away! The customer service here is superb, the whole staff is helpful and will go out of their way to help you find what you need. I highly recommend it!
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Text - I dont know if you like PRE-COOKED EGGS from the night before, but I sure dont :(  Way overpriced and the guy I dealt with was very rude and condensending.  I will not be back.  Usually Yelp is right on...but not with this place.
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Text - Another AYCE joint to be added to the list!\nA+ all around! Was very impressed with the service, food and kid-friendly environment!\n\nDinner AYCE price - $25.95, pretty normal compared to other places.\n\nMenu includes tons of items from nigiri, soup and salads, appetizers, special handrolls, spicy rolls, no rice rolls, baked rolls, fried rolls, and shrimp tempura rolls!\n\nLoved that they don't believe in smothering everything in the rice.. Or sauce..\n\nFianc\u00e9 had tons of their nigiri from the looks of it, the rice to fish ratio was good --not too much rice!\nI started off with the salmon skin handroll, had chunks of the actual salmon meat with the crispy skin! My fave at any sushi restaurant!\n\nThen proceeded with a couple rolls :\n* Riceless Fresh Men Roll - had tuna, crab, shrimp and avocado wrapped in rice paper, side of the ginger, mustard sauce. It was a bit too gingery for me, regardless it was still a good, fresh roll.\n* Monkey Burrito Roll - this was SOO good! An actual sushi burrito with shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, and crab wrapped in soy paper came with spicy mayo on the side, decent size, and wasn't too filling!\n* Something Wrong #69 - shrimp tempura, soft shell crab, tuna and salmon with their spicy garlic ponzu! I love anything garlic ponzu! This roll was not that spicy, just had a lil kick to it! \n* Brown Rice Mountain Roll - my least favorite roll only because there was nothing mind blowing about it -- cream cheese, avocado and salmon all baked together. The brown rice was overcooked, in my opinion. \nAnd I couldn't handle the cheesiness of the roll.\n\nWe also had a couple appetizers or sides : \nChicken Wings - really good (I mean you really can't mess this up)! Not too much breading just like how my son likes it!\nFries - natural cut, real potatoes!\nBulgogi - delicious grilled, marinated beef! \n\nService was quick! There were too much bodies, making it a bit confusing on who's waiter is who's. But waters were always filled, dishes were taken as soon as they were empty, and food came out within minutes!\n\nCan't reiterate enough how much I love that they're kid friendly! They even have a treasure chest filled with toys for the kids to take before they leave! So awesome! \n\nMust try and definitely recommended to families and everyone else! \n\nFYI! They do karaoke next door, $20 an hour for a room, one room fitting about 6 people!
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Text - We belonged to this church for several years. From our family's experience, all this church truly cared about was profit. Joe (the youth pastor) was very discouraging and at our time with the church, turned people away from God. He came across as very judgmental and uncaring. My advice is to try another church. It is also VERY hard to find a nitch in the church as it is incredibly large.
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Text - We bought beers, two appetizers, dinners, and two desserts, thus $40/person. Everything was super delicious, and the portions weren't ridiculous large like most restaurants. It was very cozy, friendly, and classy. They didn't try to rush you out of the restaurant either. Definitely a great find and will definitely go back if given the chance!
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Came here for lunch with my wife. Should have known to avoid this restaurant when I read \""trendy\"" in the reviews. Usually trendy means \""Americanized\"" when talking about ethnic eats. I would agree that it was indeed trendy and indeed Americanized. I ordered a bowl of pho, a Vietnamese staple, it came out luke warm and bland. A no no for any pho aficionado. I would not come here again. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who wanted an unauthentic experience with bland food but a trendy atmosphere.\n\nIf you want good Vietnamese food head to Tempe or Mesa. Pholicous or Pho Ao Sen. The reviews for these places on Yelp are pretty spot on.