Case: This location is horrible!  The Grind off of Camelback is a much better experience.  Quality of food AND customer service.  We will never go back!
Classification: enantiotropic


Case: First off, I'm not going to enter into a debate about authenticity.  Authentic to what?  To how your mom, your grandma, his grandma, my grandma makes it?  If you travel to New Orleans (or Rome, or Paris, or Hong Kong) you will find \""authentic\"" food prepared hundreds of different ways.  \n\nSo, who cares?  Does the food taste good? That's what I care about and the food at the Cajun Yard Dog tastes good!\n\nThe restaurant is small and feels like the kind of place where after you visit a few times the wait staff gets to know you and you become a friend.  I love that.  The food (appetizer and entrees) arrived quickly, were correct and were delicious.  The waitress was friendly and kept our drinks filled.  She smiled pleasantly at our kids dropping noodles and fries on the floor.  She was a winner:)\n\nAll the items we ordered were great.  I am pretty sensitive to spicy food and my Shrimp and Grits were not spicy at all.  I realize that most expect food at Cajun establishments to be spicy.  If you like yours spicy, I am sure they will adjust the heat.  The mac n' cheese was so awesome.  I cannot imagine the calorie content, but it was stellar.\n\nPersonally, I can't wait to go back.
Classification: boomless


Case: There is nothing sadder when one has a bad experience in a food place.  The first time could be a fluke. \nBut for another incident......it will be the last time I go there.\n*The first time was when I chose their griled squid.  I don't remember if it was to be stuffed or not.  But when we got home- it was stuffed all right!!!!  Stuffed still with it's guts/innards and as I cut into it....it leaked out some greenish black liquid.  That was so gross and c/u the place to let 'em know.  I think they just said bring in the receipt and they will give me a refund. \nI've given them a couple chances and it was ok.  \n**But now......that was the last time we will be going there.  I ordered a Taro Boba Drink but no pearls avail.  Which is ok BUT........as we were driving home...I kept smelling like this garlic scent.  Then as the ice melted in my mouth...I feel this garlic piece on my tongue.  FRICKIN' GROSS!!!!  Just to make sure I squished it between my fingers and it was FRESH GARLIC.  \nNow I don't know if maybe the garlic fell in the ice or the dude (which for now remains nameless-depends on  what the manager says tomorrow when I complain since he is not there right now)  if maybe the dude just smooshed garlic before making my drink.  Regardless of any situation......it is just plain GROSS.  \n\nI will update my review after I speak with the manager tomorrow.  \nI am furious since the place is quite a drive.  \n\nNow I gotta find another FILIPINO EATERY.
Classification: enantiotropic


Case: Ok, this bar is very fun. I like it alot. My only complaint is the drink prices are crazy. I mean $6 for a Corona. Its a great place to go but do all your drinking somewhere else before get there!!!
Classification: boomless


Case: Got a gel manicure and had a short amount of time-quick, normal pricing, laid back atmosphere. Their gel selection was nice and large giving me ample selection choices. \n\nI would definitely go there again!
Classification: boomless


Case: I can only speak for this location but the Thrifty here sucks!! I booked through Hotwire and got the bullet on this round of russian roulette. \n\nLet me set the scene.....Friday afternoon around 4:00. We walked up and were second in line, \""sweet\"", I thought foolishly. It took 35 minutes for the ONE person in front of us to be helped. There were two agents for the Thrifty side and the one chunky black guy in the suit was chatting it up with people for about 5 minutes out in the lobby area after escorting someone down to the car pick up area. Then he comes up and screws around on the computer for nearly 5 minutes before seeing a large breasted women with a low cut dress in the Dollar line and helping her before us (and we're a good looking couple in our late 20's not exactly hard to look at)! She literally had just walked up and was helped immediately while our line had now grown to at least 15 people. I was about to explode at this point but calmer heads prevailed and I could not be 100% sure he was a Thrifty agent since he was right by the line between the two (after we had been helped I saw him helping the person behind us so he was definitely a Thrifty agent). The older white lady with red hair helped us and was very pleasant but at this point I was not really interested in her chit chat. \n\nSoooo if getting a car in a timely manner and being helped by professional agents is not a big deal then by all means choose Thrifty! If you are a normal person and hate poor customer service and crappy management then look elsewhere. You have been warned!!
Classification: enantiotropic
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