Text - I have passed this restaurant on every visit to the Forum Shoppes.  Never thought once to eat there, as I have never been a fan of eating in the mall.  After reading all of the positive comments from fellow Yelpers and on Opentable, I finally decided to give it a shot.  \n\nThe host/maitre'd was such a friendly fellow that made you feel so welcomed.  He is perfect for his position.  He welcomed us in and offered us an inside seat or an outside seat - we chose inside, as I was  not into watching all of the shoppers on the outside.  Cozy setting on the inside.  \n\nWas I wrong about this place.  It was so freakin' good.  The first offer you 5 different kinds of breads - who would think a place like this  makes their own breads?!  There was a ciabatta, lavosh, olive bread, pretzel roll and a dinner roll.  I was impressed.  \n\nWe had to try the Stone Crab - pricey - $10 a crab, we had the large size - server's recommendation.  You can order as many as you want.  Don't have to go by what's printed on the menu.  She said it fell off the shell better.  It was really tasty and the mustard sauce was really good.  I am not a saucey person, but it certainly complemented the crab.  \n\nWe had the Manhattan Clam Chowder and the Caesar Salad next.  Both were also very good.  I had the salmon next and it was outstanding.  It was a special of the day.  It was cooked to perfection.  \n\nThe best part of the meal was dessert - the blueberry pie with vanilla ice cream was soooo good.  You can order a 1/2 slice of pie - my recommendation.  But the best dessert was the Peppermint Ice Cream with the Hot Fudge.  Hot Dang!!!!  This was the best ever.....  This hit the spot and made this my favorite place to dine.  \n\nService was very attentive.  Waters and Lemonade always filled.  Dirty dishes removed promptly and the server was nice and friendly.  I am so happy I finally tried this place out.  It took me long enough, but I will be going back again.
Group - septane


Text - What a great event. This was my second time attending, although first time with the wifey. Both times there were 20-30 different food trucks in attendance, some from as far away as LA, SF, or even Denver. Of course, we made it a priority to sample from the non-local trucks, in particular: LudoTruck (LA), Chairman Bao (SF), Biker Jim's Dogs (Denver), and Cool Haus (LA).\n\nLudoTruck makes some damn tasty fried chicken (breast) but their Asian-style wings and honey-lavender biscuit were only so-so for us. They also charged $2.75 for a tasty, but very small portion of french fries. During the first fest, they had a fried chicken/fries/cole slaw combo for $8.25. This time around everything was a la carte and ALOT more expensive. We would probably get the fried chicken again, but for the price everything else is not worth it!\n\nAt Chairman Bao, we tried the 4 different kinds of steamed buns. They were tasty overall, but nothing spectacular. Unfortunately, the pork belly bun was overly fatty with very little actual meat this time around. This is something they should pay closer attention to.\n\nBiker Jim's serves gourmet sausages like Alaskan reindeer, elk, pheasant, or just a plain ol' hot dog cradled in a toasty hoagie and smothered in cream cheese and caramelized onions. I tried the elk the first time and the reindeer the second time around and they are both very tasty. $7 does seem a bit on the steep side though.\n\nMy wife's fave was the ice cream sandwiches from Cool Haus. Basically how it works is for $5 you choose what kind of cookie and ice cream filling you want. According to their website, they have a large variety of unusual flavor combinations that they rotate through. The sandwiches are pretty large but we still got 2 different cookie/ice cream combinations. Our favorites were the snickerdoodle cookie and Thai iced tea ice cream.\n\nAll in all, a very enjoyable event. It certainly helps to go with others so you can sample more things and wait in different lines simultaneously. Although some trucks accept credit cards, I think most only take cash. I'd suggest bringing your own drinks unless you don't mind South Point charging you $4 for soft drinks. We look forward to attending the next one.
Group - septane


Text - This is just what Tempe Marketplace needs! The ambiance is beautiful - upscale but not pretentious. The weighter's are laid back, but very knowledgeable. We sat in the bar area high top and was served by Scott. He was a funky, cool guy and knew his beer! With 52 beers on tap, it was nice to have someone ask questions to. You can get tasters of whatever you like, which is nice before committing!\n\nThe pizza is awesome! Hand tossed and wood fired, the dough is chewy and yummy! I had the artichoke pizza - my boyfriend had the pepperoni (he's plain) :)\n\nPrices not too shabby - great happy hour on appetizers. The pint of the day is always $4 all day. Great place to try new beers.
Group - septane


Text - This is one of the worst McD's around. They are slow service, back up easily, half the time screw up the order and some crew members are pretty rude (considering what their job is to serve). Not to mention they have the open late sign but constantly shut down early at night. Forget the late night ice cream run... Wawawahhhh!
Group - phytorhodin


Text - Worst place ever...won't even give the patient what they need to clean there dentures. My friend was there for ten days...she checked herself out because she was so miserable there. They wouldn't even let us use a wheel chair  to go the 100 yards we had to walk to get out of there including a wrong turn. I wouldn't send anyone to that inhumane place.
Group - phytorhodin


Text - Worst Cpk experience ever! And I would know, I used to work at one so I know the drill. Ordered my food and drink, that was fine. Food... Just ehh. But whatever that's what I expected, I was just killing time before my flight. The service is what really got me. Server did not ask how my meal was, and I had to flag her down to order another drink because she didn't notice me sitting there for 20 minutes with an empty one. Next time I'm going to Cinnabon!
Group - phytorhodin
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Ive only been here once, but it'll probably be my last. Nothing special about this place. I ordered a burger, fries and a coke and it cost me around $10. The food was good, but if im paying over 10 bucks for a burger combo i want a happy ending before i walk out the door. I would suggest trying it once and see if you fall in love with the place, but for me, its not worth the price. i would just as soon go to in n out.