Example: Pork dumplings were not very fresh or good. Spring rolls were mushy and not good either.  Shrimp tempura were undercooked as the batter was still raw inside. I just realized that it all tastes like crap off a cheap(bad) Chinese buffet. ( there are a few decent cheaper ones) Actually, I can point you to several buffets in Memphis TN that that have better food. \""The food was one star but the atmosphere and service were good so I gave two stars\"". I wrote that at the restaurant but now that I think about it you really can't have good service if they are putting out food this bad.  I don't understand putting all the money in a nice space and then having way sub par food. Overpriced even at happy hour two for one.  Skip this place.
Class: biaxal


Example: My wife and I come here often. She's partial to the wild mushroom pizza. I like to mix it up a little bit more and try different pizzas or even the pastas. It's a fun, casual place for dinner. The waitstaff is really friendly and laid back. The prices are very reasonable for food and for adult beverages. They have a couple of big screens to watch games and have the right atmosphere for hanging out too. I'm a fan.
Class: fistulatome


Example: this show was amazing!!! it was so good i almost cried (i'm serious too!) this show definitely set my standards high for cirque shows. can't wait to go back to vegas and watch all the other ones =)
Class: fistulatome


Example: I love La Calabria.  It is a locally owned restaurant and right away that is a nice change from the chain food haven we live in here in AZ.  La Calabria's head chef is actually the owner who was born and raised in Italy so you can't get more authentic than that.  The owners are very friendly and they will remember you if you take the time to talk to them. \n\nThe ambiance is simple and reminds me of a lot of restaurants I was raised on on the East Coast.  The sauce is just the way I like and that is not an easy task as I somewhat consider myself an Italian food snob.  I love the Veal Parmigiana as it, again, is just what I am used to.  \n\nIn this day of chain restaurants, it is nice to see a mom and pop establishment make it through.  I hope they will be around for a long time to come.
Class: fistulatome


Example: I ordered a vegetarian and gluten-free soup from this location and got home and had a chicken chili that was not gluten-free.\n\nNot only is this horrible customer service and attention to detail, but it is dangerous to customers that have a gluten allergy. I will NOT be coming back.
Class: biaxal


Example: Amazing!  I was so happy to see authentic Japanese in the Phoenix area. \n\nThis is not your standard sushi bar.  The chef makes you pretty much whatever he wants to.  NO ROLLS HERE!!\n\nMemorable items:\n\nUni wrapped in halibut wrapped in shiso, then tempura fried. It was out of this world. \n\nTai sashimi dressed perfectly. \n\nAll nigiri was awesome.  \n\nI am a pretty tough sushi critic, and ShinBay gives me a solid reason to come back to Phoenix. \n\nIf I lived here, I would be a once a weeker, I would get to know this chef, because I have a very strong feeling that I barely scratched the surface of what he is capable of doing.  \n\nGreat great great!
Class: fistulatome


Example: As an Asian, I don't like this restaurant since the foods are not pre prepare. Just not good.
Class: biaxal


Example: Inefficient. \n\nI didn't think so many things could go wrong with a car rental, until I tried picking up a 2011 Corolla here. The location is really big and a good amount of selection, but the problem is, they have only 2 people working at the main counter. They also had 3 remote agents (webcam with a live person somewhere offsite), but I don't think they could do anything useful... like handing you keys.  \n\nI probably waited in the main line for about 45 minutes. It seemed like everyone ahead of me never rented a car before. I think the Hertz agents were spending roughly 10-15 minutes per group. To piss me off more, there were a group of girls, wasting everyone's time by flirting with remote agent. Really ladies? He's probably somewhere in Arkansas and he's most likely not going to meet you four up for drinks tonight. Shut yo' fugly trap and move so people behind you can check in. \n\nBy the time I reached the front of the line, one of the Hertz agents that was directly traffic told me to go downstairs. What I didn't understand was why this traffic agent couldn't help check people in? I'm pretty sure standing in line is a universal concept the everyone understands. I'm pretty sure we would continue standing in an orderly fashion without her help. Useless!\n\nAnyways, I get downstairs and I have to wait another 15-20 minutes. They had 4 live agents there, but again, people flying into Phoenix have never rented cars before. It literally took me 2 minutes to decline all insurances, sign my paperwork, and get directions to my car. \n\nThe car that I was assigned to was all scratched up. No worries. I documented the scratches, made notes, and took some pictures. While I had the car, I noticed multiple problems with the car. The car had trouble starting up and there were issues with the power steering. Pretty big issues for a 2011 car. \n\nI probably wouldn't rent from Hertz again. It took way too long to get in and out of there. When I dropped off the car, there was no one there to greet customers. I was one among 5-6 parties waiting to turn over our rentals. It took about 15 minutes until someone came over to help.\n\nI'm pretty sure I wouldn't rent from Hertz again. Maybe it's just this location, but there's too many other options out there for them to treat customers like this. \n\nAbout my Credentials:\nOne of the things I looked forward to growing up was turning 25. When you become as old as me, car rental companies will waive the \""underage\"" drivers. I love driving rental cars because it gives me some variety and a break from driving my Accord. As a tip, always check the internet for coupon codes. Book before you roll up, because you'll save a lot more money that way.
Class: biaxal
Considreing the above, classify the following: Living in Laveen I want to support the local establishments. However, I would rather drive to Apache Junction then eat here again. The food is over priced mediocre at best. The employees all speak and act as though your in some bad gang movie, all the time touting there new renovations. The place still screams nasty dark truck stop, the Appelbees Corp needs to get a Handel on this ASAP.