Text - Awkward experience with yummy food!   Like a tourist restaurant that only expects to serve you once, I guess because the coupons and gift certificates are so widely available. \n\nReviews are 100% accurate. Not cozy or intimate. You sit at tiny tables way to close to other diners in a very open setting. Awkward. Modern decor but just plain awkward seating arrangement with sounds bouncing around everywhere and ridiculously noisey chairs making loud farting sounds every time you move them. Ridiculous for sure.  The place is hard to find, directly across from mellow mushroom hidden in a sidewalk \""breezeway\"".  Understaffed seems the norm. You will get your water refilled but definitely not your drinks. \n\nThe garlic naan is yummy and the white rice is delicious. I would still prefer whole grain options on both. Dinner was good, small expensive portions but just enough to take a little home. If you want an extra drink or extra bread definitely order it with your meal. \n\nOne attractive waiter serves too many tables with the assistance of a bus/water girl and a food expediter both of whom speak little English and can do very little for you. I would go back if I had another free gift certificate but would try even harder for off hours and I would keep my service expectations low and order extra garlic naan and a drink refill early. Get reservations too.
Group - cuspidine


Text - There are pros and cons about this bridal shop, so I will separate them in that respect.\n\nPros:\nLarge selection of dresses\nBeautiful accessories\nAccommodating when making appointments\n\nCons:\nMultiple sales associates crowded around front desk when you 1st walk in\nSelf presentation (gum chewing, very relaxed style of dressing)\nSo-so knowledge/ability to communicate details & design of dresses & their designers\nLack of  interest in the bride they are selling to\n\nNow, in their defense, I did come on a rather busy Sunday and they had back to back appointments. But when I walk into a bridal salon, I want to feel like I have my sales associate's undivided attention. I want her to make me feel like a bride, which I don't think is asking too much! I'm sure all of the women who work there are lovely, but their lack of interest in my needs and who I am as a bride really turned me off, not to mention a lower self presentation standard. \n\nI think bridal shopping is a hot & cold kind of thing & I came away from this appointment pretty chilly.
Group - sulkiness


Text - I have been seeking out good indian food since a trip to Seattle in 2011. My quest is finally over...until I move to Minneapolis in September.\n\nWe tried the Mushroom Matar Curry and the Lamb Tikka Masala. Both delicious with the zeera rice! The flavors were impeccable and the portion sizes were perfect. Friend of mine also highly recommends the Tandoori Chicken, says it's the best in town!\n\nWe also tried the green chili naan and the garlic naan.  We were a little disappointed that the green chili one was not as spicy as it was advertised, but the garlic naan surely made up for it!\n\nI will be back, probably more frequently than the waistline on my pants wants me to.
Group - cuspidine


Text - I took the Amtrak down to U of I for a football game this past weekend vs. Michigan (Illinois won - SWEET). The train got in over an hour late (which seems to be a common occurrence on this route), but I was still a few hours early for the game, so I grabbed some lunch at this place, which is right across the street from the Amtrak station. I was happy to see that it was not jam packed on game day morning. I was by myself so I sat at the bar. I was impressed with the large selection of beers available, both on tap and by the bottle. I'm used to Chicago prices, so being able to get a good draft beer for under 5 bucks was great. They also have Miller High Life on tap for $2 if you're looking to go \""cheap.\""\n\nFood wise, I went with a couple turkey sliders, since the menu claims that is what they are \""famous\"" for. I also had some of the sweet potato fries. The sliders were just okay, I wasn't blown away by them or anything. Same thing with the fries. The portion was large, but I wasn't crazy about them (I went ahead and doused them in ketchup after I realized they weren't that good). It was a meal that was adequate, and \nnot expensive (each slider was $2.50 and the fries were $1.99 if I am remembering correctly), so I'm not complaining. My total for 2 draft beers, the food, and tip was just over $20.\n\nThe bartender introduced himself as \""Billy Mays\"" and had on an Oxyclean shirt, which was his Halloween costume. He was nice enough and occasionally engaged in small talk, even as the place started to get more crowded. I didn't have any problems with him keeping my water and beer full, and my food was correct, so no issues there.\n\nWhen all is said and done, I can't give this place 5 stars simply because I wasn't blown away by anything. But this is definitely a sold 4 star establishment.
Group - cuspidine


Text - I used to love this nightclub.. Great music, great vibe, but they have the worst door team. Some of the employees act as if you're doing them a favor by going in. It's a fun place if you don't have to interact with their employees.
Group - sulkiness


Text - We were there on Saturday and were shocked to learn that no tasting menu available because thet were too busy. Yeah right, if there's no tasting menu, then post it on the website so we would not have gone! The food is just so so; the foie gras was a bit tough, the mac and cheese was a huge disappointment and the filet was tasteless. The best thing is the view. For really good food, try Aureole instead. Been there three times and never been disappointed.
Group - sulkiness


Text - Worse place I have been to in scottsdale. First of all, this is not a conveyor belt sushi place. You HAVE to order the all you can eat option which we were told was 9.95. Okay, different but great price. Well, we got our drinks and first round of our sushi order in good time but then never saw our server. When we FINALLY ordered our second round of what we wanted (35 minutes later...seriously) we didn't get half of what we ordered and it took another 20 minutes to get it. Fed up, we left to get our bill which was way higher than we were told ($20 a person) and when we told them about what happened, they just said they are short staffed (which I guess is the guests' fault) and took our card. We didn't have the option to pay only for the food we actually received, or pay what was deserved and fair. No offer to discount, come back again, anything. \nAVOID. MOST MISERABLE PLACE IN SCOTTSDALE.
Group - sulkiness


Text - Absolutely love everything.  Especially the lentil soup, baked cheese, chicken shawarma, the Bunky's pasta, and chocolate cake!  I've eaten here a lot if you can't tell. :)  Great waitstaff and very unique/cozy interior.  Good for families or a date!
Group - cuspidine
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For the second go around (I had to go back to meet up with some people who chose this location before I could object), I gave Daily Dose a clean slate.  I went in expecting nothing and that's about what I was given...again.\n\nBelieve it or not, the staff was rolling silverware again in the same area as my first visit. Unbelievable.  At least this time there was a seat available outside...far away from the clanking.\n\nThe service:\nSince I am a server, I don't bash other servers' \""styles\"", but let's just say, our service was weird, not bad, just weird. Lingering stares, awkward silences, you get the picture.  Also, I have been serving for a long time and I still write stuff down.  No, I don't think you're cool if you can remember everything a table orders.  Just guarantee my food gets there the way I ordered it.  This particular time my salad came out loaded with raw onions, which I very clearly asked to be omitted. (I'll let you guess if she was writing it down).\n\nThe food:\nI am ironically thankful for the fact that the onions were left on my salad.  Because if they weren't there, I would have had a plate of flavorless lettuce and feta cheese.  Come on people.  I tried a difficult breakfast dish the first time I went, so I figured I'd order a common Mediterranean salad, just to give them a \""sure thing\"" attempt.  Wrong. Yuck. Was there even dressing on that?\n\nI'm gonna stop here before I continue beating a dead horse.