Text - Haystack onion rings.  Must go for this alone.  Great burgers, first time I almost couldn't eat a burger right away because it was so hot off the grill!  Tasted fresh, I forgot burgers could (and should!) taste like that.   Nice selection on the menu, too bad I can't stop ordering the burger long enough to try other things!\n\n Line can get long fast because cashiers stop taking orders to make a milkshake if someone orders one.  One other minor detail, but they should invest in traditional napkin holders on the tables!  Are several napkins rolled in half tucked in a metal basket.  Hard to get one without smearing them all!
Group - razorstrop


Text - I was so excited when the new location finally opened in Mesa.  I have been a loyal fan of Beaver Choice, and have highly recommended to all my friends to try it.  Tonight, I was extremely disappointed at the whole dining experience. \n\nWe had all placed our orders at the same time. The waitress indicated that the kitchen was behind and it will take about 5-10 minutes to put the ticket inside.  We agreed.  Another friend came after we just placed the order, sat over 20 minutes without any type of service (no water or even a menu).  She had to get up to ask for them.  I know you have expanded but might just need to hire more staff to help on weekends.  We all had to ask for refills many times.    \n\nAfter 1/2 hour of waiting, we noticed the tables around came after us got their food\neven few ate and left.  I felt it was a deja vu moment reminded me the very first time I visited in the Tempe location.  They had lost our ticket and we waited over an hour too. However, the owner came out to our table to apologize.  \n\nThis time when the owner came around to chat, we mentioned we have not received our food and indicated that tables around already ate and left. By now, it's over an hour!  \nWe are very patient people, others would have left by now.     \n\nThe owner came back with our waitress showing us the time that the waitress placed our orders on the POS receipt.  We knew we had placed the orders way before time indicated on the receipt.  The owner kept telling us they prepare it freshly and will take time to cook.  Again, I was loyal customer so I should know how long a normal schnitzel takes.  Over 1 hour is just unacceptable!  I felt I was in the episode of Amy's Baking Company when the owner accused the customers they were wrong.  I know the owner here is not Amy and Sammy. The family working in this establishment are much better than that.   I really hope tonight was just an one-time incident.
Group - celastraceous


Text - I stopped by the stand on my way into Dino's for karaoke. Service was quick---Felix, the owner/manager was very friendly and offered samples of different fillings, like reina pepiada (a chicken salad with avocado and green peas) and tripa. Ended up getting the classics: frijoles negros con queso (black beans and cheese) and pollo machado (shredded chicken). The arepas are very good sized-- I have been to other places that give you arepas the size of dollar coins. Not here!! The arepas are 4 inches of authentic tastiness. I wish I wasn't just visiting this weekend so I could eat here all the time... In fact, I think I'll go again tomorrow.
Group - razorstrop


Text - Yelp needs a no star. Because this is what  these people deserve. Headed back to Chicago and what a surprise! My flight is delayed. Just like it was on the way to Vegas. Lady at the counter here was VERY rude and she started complaining to her co-worker about taking her Pen. Talk about being professional in front of customers. Spirit is definitely an airline I will not ever fly. Sorry Southwest. I will be back soon.
Group - celastraceous


Text - I haven't had my nails in quite a while, but needed to look nice for my vacation. \n\nI found Mod Nails after looking through manicurists in the area and they had the best reviews. \n\nDestiny was my manicurist and she was great. Friendly and personable, she made my experience very pleasant. My manicure held up during my trip.\n\nI'd definitely come back again if I'm ever in need of another manicure.
Group - razorstrop


Text - I visited the Office today and was surprised that they are not the same as The Office in Desert Ridge area. The menu was totally different. Overall, was not pleased with the food, my burger was not as good as I thought it would be. Their fries consisted of regular fries and sweet potato fries, the sweet potato fries were good. My side Caesar salad was drenched in dressing. Food came out fast for a busy NFL Sunday afternoon. \n\nKID FRIENDLY: Kind of, They had the typical kids menu w/drink included. No crayons or paper for kids to color. \n\nRETURN VISIT: No
Group - celastraceous


Text - I recently viewed the Cici's commercial on TV advertising their $3.99 all-u-can eat pizza special. $3.99 for all the soup, salad, pizza, and dessert I wanted? I had to check it out. I purposely skipped breakfast, and showed up on a Sunday around 1pm. After waiting about 15 minutes in line to pay, I paid about $6.25 for the buffet with a to-go cup for soda. The family of 7 in front of me paid less than $20 for all of 'em. What a deal! \n\nFirst stop, the big premade salad bowls. The ranch salad consisted of lettuce, bacon bits, and ranch dressing, and the latter was lettuce, red onions, black olives, and grape tomatoes with Italian dressing. Lot's of lettuce and dressing, with a little bit of the rest. \n\nNext was the chicken noodle soup, which I passed on. Next to it was a big troth of pasta sauce, with a couple corkscrew pasta noodles in it. I took a bowl of the bland, flavorless sauce with some bread sticks. On to the pizza! \n\nI took the baby plate, and started to load up on the minuscule slices of pizza. Macaroni and cheese pizza, BBQ chicken pizza, buffalo chicken pizza, pepperoni, there was a good selection to choose from. After swerving my way through about 200 kids and screaming parents, I finally got a soda and attempted to locate a table. I guess everyone in Phoenix saw the same commercial, because they were all there. I found a table near the exit and started to sample the goods. The macaroni and cheese pizza was disgusting. The corkscrew pasta I left for someone else was on top of a cold crust with some old cold cheese sauce. Next the BBQ pork pizza. Surprisingly, this was the best of the bunch. The sauce was sweet and tangy, and there was actually a good amount of cheese. The bread sticks were also great, along with the alfredo pizza. The buffalo chicken pizza was also nothing to write home about...a piece of bread with buffalo wing sauce on top, and tiny chicken cubes. Yuck. \n\nAll of a sudden I heard some singing...something about \""yippee yipee Mexican pizza\"" or something like that. I excitedly ran up surrounded by a bunch of rug rats to grab a a piece with some other cardboard samples. Returning to my table less than a minute later, everything was gone. My pizza, my plates, my to-go cup I paid extra for, even my Sunday paper. I looked behind me to see a girl with the dirty dish bin on wheels patrolling around, clearing off tables in the madness of people. She looked at me like a deer in headlights, and ran. I laughed, got another cup for my soda, and continued to grub. \n\nThe Mexican pizza....bread with sauce, lettuce and 2 shreds (yes, cold not even melted small individual straight from the bag) of cheddar cheese. Great, I now have the recipe on how to make Mexican food at home. Want some Mexican ice cream or Mexican egss? Just throw just shredded lettuce on top and voila! The only thing Mexican about the pizza was the name of it and the nationality of the lady who put it on the hot plate. The rest of the other pizza was the same, little cheese, sparse toppings, little sauce, cold...off to dessert.\n\nI stood up and saw the bus lady lurking, she was everywhere I turned. I told her \""I'm not done yet, I'm still eating\"" and went back to the buffet line. I decided to try the dessert, so I got a plate of cinnamon buns and brownies. I headed back to my table just as the bus woman started to clear my table. As soon as she noticed me, her eyes got big again and poof! She was gone . The dessert was an excellent surprise! The buns had delicious icing, were gooey, and warm. The brownies were also warm, chocolaty, and melt in your mouth. \n\nAll in all, Cici's was like a bad acid trip.  Every time the door opened, either by a person or the wind, the crew \""enthusiastically\"" screamed \""Welcome to Cici's!\"" or \""Thanks for coming in! See you next time!\"". By the hundredth time hearing that over the first 10 minutes, and listening to the screaming kids and parents who could care less if their kids were rude, loud, and obnoxious, I was ready to claw my ears off. On a good note, the staff aimed to please. I saw an elderly couple come in, go to the counter, and ask for a spinach pizza. 10 minutes later, they had a whole spinach pizza delivered to their table, all for themselves, at no extra charge. For that, the dessert, the barbecue pizza, and the bread sticks, I give Cici's 2 stars. Also, where else can you feed a family of seven an all-you-can eat meal with free balloons as toys for less than $20??? \n\nWill I go to Cici's again? If I lose my job and life savings, become homeless, don't eat for a week, and find $5. on the side of the road, I would possibly consider spending my day at Cici's. Or if I have a burning desire to eat all the BBQ pizza, cinnamon buns, and brownies in an attempt to gain a ton of weight. However, I don't for\""Cici\"" that happening anytime in the near future.
Group - celastraceous


Text - I tried Joe's during a  work lunch for the first time last week. We ordered many different varieties but i ended up trying the cheese and meat lovers. The pizzas had a great flavor and texture. The pizza slices were enormous. \n\nThe pizza was perfectly thin and still had a great texture and the sauce was tangy and delicious. Everyone in our office was a fan and they packaged and traveled perfectly. The salads were tasty too. I'll definitely be back again.
Group - razorstrop
Classify the following: Las Vegas Premium Outlets has always been the better of the Las Vegas area outlet malls. However, since they have redone the outlets down on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard and made them into Las Vegas Premium Outlets North the original location has really lost its edge. The store selection here is now only SLIGHTLY better instead of being way better. And the southern location while crowded is not as mobbed as the original. This place has great hours; especially a plus is that it is open late on Sunday (after 6 PM). Considering this is 2014 and the era of internet shopping and a 24-7 town, they often get my business when I need to shop on a Sunday and the malls close early in Vegas. This mall is great for people watching as well! However, this mall is also the 'United Nations' of Las Vegas because it is so overrun with foreign tourists, many whom are rude or stupid and roll suitcases around and shove clothes in them. I guess this is why they sell heavy coats and fleece in many of the stores here considering you will only wear those on a handful of instances during a winter day in Las Vegas and maybe 30 times at night a winter. The only negative about the location is it is not in walking distance to any tourist areas (maybe downtown if you really want to walk) and for locals near the Spaghetti Bowl which is a major mess most of the time due to traffic. If you are on the south end of the valley, try the south outlets or even consider driving to Primm to the Outlet Mall there.