Text - I loved this place.  I ate here on a whim and even though it was a year ago last November 2010 I remember the food.  Of course I had a burger, Angus to be exact which was very flavorful however the best was what my companion ordered a Buffalo Burger.  SO good.  Even though we where so full my companion insisted on order a dessert burger.  One with Nutella in the center.  This was the best donut I ever had in my life.  In between a glazed donut, holds a wonderful fudge like patty with cuts of strawberries, kiwis, and a gelled version of starfruit.  Top this off with a drizzled raspberry sauce and a little whip cream.  To Die for!  \n\nI will return and have another.\n\nOnly complain was there service is slow.
Group - disdiaclast


Text - I really hate writing this review because I've always loved this place. My friends and I frequent Whiskey Row a couple nights a month for a night on the town...great drinks, great atmosphere, music and dancing. I've even seen Dierks himself perform here live twice! It's been my go-to bar in old town ever since opening night. I've had food here 3-4 times total. The food has been great but the service seems to be hit or miss. This is what disappoints me.\n\nLast night, I met up with a friend that was in town that I hadn't seen in years! She'd never been to Scottsdale before so after suggesting many great local restaurants, we decided on Whiskey Row! I knew she'd love it as I do. \n\nThe place was pretty dead, as you would expect on a Tuesday night. We decided to sit at the bar and order drinks and dinner. The drinks were great. We ordered an appetizer immediately after receiving our drinks. It took so long to come that at one point we wondered if it was forgotten. We ordered a simple and standard meal, a combination of sliders, fries and a cup of soup. This took approximately 40 minutes to arrive and is pretty unacceptable, especially because of how empty and not busy it was last night. My friend had clearly ordered her sliders with no cole slaw. Our server/bartender recognized that they came out wrong saying \""sorry, they still put the cole slaw on your sliders\"". Really?! He had no intention of making her order right...how she ordered it?! He should have told the kitchen this before he ever brought out our food. We were pretty shocked and definitely should have asked for correct ones .... But honestly were way too hungry to wait another 40 minutes. Now for the food....it was barely warm. Basically cold. Fries....pretty cold. It was very disappointing and seemed as if our food had been waiting back there ready for 15 minutes. \n\nThis experience was pretty frustrating to us. Our of all the restaurants in old town, we chose this one. I highly recommended it to my friend who's not from the area. We were pretty let down. I think the only thing I'll come here for would be drinks on a Friday or Saturday night. Menu is great, food could be great...but when the service is sub-par and then your food is cold....you are turning customers away.\n\nThank you for being aware of this situation and I really hope something can be turned around because your customers deserve much better. \n\nThanks!\n\nLauren and Lindsey
Group - abiogenetical


Text - I have had this company doing my insurance for a while. Matt Gregory is my agent and is great. He is always honest and fair with his pricing and will go the extra mile for his clients. I have had great customer service and timely responses from Distinctive Insurance. Insurance companies or brokers usually don't provide the level of customer service that I expect, however i have never had any issues here. \n\nCurrently all my personal and business insurance is with Distinctive Insurance. My husband is a sceptic and had me quote out prices with various \""TV\"" insurance companies out there. NONE could beat the deals I got through Matt. I really hope it stays that way. \n\nHonestly I refer friends to Matt all the time, but this business is noteworthy for you Yelpers. Please consider them when needing anything. I haven't found a better company yet.
Group - disdiaclast


Text - I came here with a group of at least 30 people during a recent business trip. Honestly the food is mediocre but the service is decent. I really want to give this place 2.5 stars but the food was just not all that.\n\nB R I E F  S U M M A R Y\n-- Nice big parking lot\n-- Train stops right in front (I took it from the Westin)\n-- Interesting old arcade but some stuff is broken and doesn't work\n-- Chain restaurant & they seem to be all about the same\n-- Service is decent considering 30+ people\n-- Salad is iceburg mix = below average\n-- Pesto dressing = their take on ranch\n-- House bread is good when it's hot and fresh\n-- Appetizers were just OK\n-- Garlic cheese bread with marinara was probably the best\n-- Olive dip was weird - not my thing\n-- Artichoke dip was OK - thought it was interesting that it had shrimp\n-- Meatball sliders were decent\n-- Don't bother with the Lasagne, it tasted so processed\n-- Chicken Marsala was way more edible than the lasagne but still average\n-- Free spumoni was the best thing all night!\n\nSorry but I actually have one of these restaurants in my town. I would rate them all below Olive Garden in reference to food quality and taste. Service can differ, of course. I thought our server(s) did a decent job with 30+ people in my party. There were long pauses and then it was like the kitchen was pounding us with food. \n\nOriginally I wanted to give them 3 stars but the food quality was bad. I couldn't justify an average rating for way below average Italian. I definitely would have rather had Olive Garden or a Mom & Pop's Italian joint. The appetizers weren't too bad but really just unfulfilling and heavy carbs (duh, it's Italian). My entree was really disappointing. I was able to put down the Chicken Marsala but the Lasagne was just meh. I could taste the greasy ground beef and it had no flavoring or freshness to it.\n\nThis experience just solidified my opinion on all Spaghetti Factories. I would pass if I were you but I'm not sure what other options there are in Phoenix.
Group - abiogenetical
Considreing the above, classify the following: Honestly I'm not much of a donut lover so it's not often that I find a donut that makes my toes curl. Plus, I used to live in Portland Oregon which is home to one of the most creative a nummy donut shops on earth, well until I found Pink Box! Thanks to my great friend, who is a Vegas native and lives in Henderson, that came to visit me one day. She looked up my address and saw that I live just a block away from Pink Box and she absolutely had to stop in, and was I glad she did!!! I have driven by the donut shop almost daily for over a year and never woulda thought they had \""out of the box\"" donuts. My friend came with 2 dozen of the oddest variety... Banana Cream Pie, Maple and BACON, the Fat Elvis, lol and more! Let's just say that these days we are frequent visitors and will be long time patrons!