Example: Thank goodness they opened a location near me. I could probably eat the same dish there for the rest of my life... or I guess I could try other dishes too. But if it ain't broke, why fix it?
Class: vacillator


Example: Great Place. Real causual and relaxed. All of their food is great. Honestly one of the best itallian joints in Arizona!!\n\nAlso some great seafood/italian dishes that are hard to find anywhere else!!
Class: vacillator


Example: $25 dollars for endless champagne and creme puffs?! SOLD!
Class: vacillator


Example: V's Taproom, the restaurant formerly known as Verde Grill, reminds me of a chameleon because it adapted to its changing surroundings. Change is always a gamble, but V's Taproom might have hit it right this time, because whenever we go there now, even during the week around 5-6pm, the place is crowded. \n\nThe table sets indoors have been replaced with more modern sleek ones. The entire east wall was torn down and replaced with an impressive woodfire grill for pizzas. Pizzas which were once a menu item only placed there to appease a popular need have now become part of the centerpiece of what they've evolved into. The Wild Mushroom is one of my favorites, because we all know how much I love truffles. Unfortunately, only the truffle oil is included in this pizza, but still very flavorful. The Spicy Italian follows a close second since I'm an avid meat fan. The Margherita pizza is typically my favorite at other restaurants but here, it seems to be missing something, and I can't figure it out. \n\nThe beer selection has come a long way. With beers from Belgium to Chicago to Colorado to Oregon to right here in Arizona. I'm glad to know that more are represented now compared to the selection from Verde Grill. Full Sail IPA has always been one of my favorites, and that's not biased at all even though I lived in Oregon for several years and spent many a sunny summery day in Hood River (wink, wink). \n\nThe Millionaire Burger is one of my favorite orders. You really can't go wrong with a buttered brioche bun, twice ground chuck, bacon, and cheddar which are key ingredients in my book. Add the fried egg, always. \n\nThe fish and chips is particularly good here. I like the way the fish is breaded - flaky but still with substance. I've ordered it 3 or 4 times now and sometimes to go, and the fish was cooked to my liking each time. I know, hard to mess up right? Well most places, the fish tends to be overcooked, but so far I've been lucky here. \n\nShort rib tacos. Prepare to drink a lot of water. It tends to be salty. It's good, but not knock your socks off amazing. \n\nWe do enjoy the loaded nachos. Similar to the short rib tacos, they are good and perhaps better. The loaded nachos are an appetizer though, not an entree and the taste improves with each sip of beer. My hubby is a huge fan of them and orders them every time. My brain says, \""Eh, since they're here in front of me, I'll eat them.\"" \n\nI give kudos to V's for extending the \""signature libations\"" menu. So far, and NOT all at once, I've tried the Vesper Martini, the 1792 Manhattan, Cuba Libre, the Rusty Nail, and my fav, the Old Fashioned. I don't like drinks that sweet, so I rather enjoyed these cocktails since they've made them a bit on the stronger side. \n\nI really love the convenience factor of this restaurant, and as other patrons have mentioned, at times the place is busy, the service can get rocky like a small little fishing boat in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle. Just kidding! Okay so maybe not the Bermuda Triangle, but maybe in a Class II-III typhoon. You know.. the boat survives but barely, trucking away at its hardest. I'm rooting for V's Taproom to \""hang\"" in there since it strives to be the neighborhood hangout. I think in time it will tie in its loose ends with more happy hour specials, special tasting events, and listening to feedback from not only their target audience in Vistancia, but also those that travel from beyond the 303 as well.
Class: vacillator


Example: I'm done with Lucky Burger.  The second to the last visit, I took my out of town relatives to Lucky Burger because they wanted a \""good burger.\""  Between the three of us, we ordered quite a bit of food.  My cousin wanted to bring in a diet (?) Dr. Pepper can that she had in a cooler to enjoy it with her burger and proceeded to ask for a cup of ice.  The owner denied us a cup of ice and said we were not allowed to bring in outside drinks.  I found it to be a bit unreasonable since we ordered lots of food AND drink.  How was one can of soda going to hurt the man, financially?  I was embarrassed as I had recommended Lucky Burger to my out of town guests.  A few months later, I returned and ate a burger, fries and soda.  I think the prior experience left a sour taste in my mouth and I was no longer able to enjoy the meal (followed by a stomach ache).  I will no longer eat at Lucky Burger nor will I recommend the location to my house guests.
Class: interfulgent


Example: The service was atrocious, slow and uninterested, and in the end we had to ask for our bill, and then after waiting 20 minutes for the server to come back, which he never did, we just took it to the front and paid.  Our food took forever to come out and the place wasn't busy.  I had the iceberg wedge, it was small, but was a side, so it wasn't supposed to be full sized.  I just thought it would be a smidgen bigger.  Husband had the hamburger, and it was decent, but expensive.  I just didn't like this place.  The service set a bad tone, and from there I felt everything was overpriced.  I wouldn't go back.
Class: interfulgent


Example: I was not impressed with their Buffalo Burger at all.  The service at our table was so/so, however, at the bar, they were pretty efficient and friendly.  I may be back for drinks, but not for food.
Class: interfulgent


Example: Overpriced, small portions and very bland food.  The salsa was the only thing that had any flavor.  The inside dining room is noisy and was only about 1/2 full for during our dinner time visit.  The outside patio looked like the place to be - it is beautiful - but it was a little too chilly to eat outside.  \n\nThey do have a lunch menu with entress priced at $8 compared to an average of $15 for dinner.  I would be hard pressed to recommend this place and we will not be returning - Serranos which is right across the street has better food.
Class: interfulgent
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My advice: count the # of Out of Order games before you buy a credit card! What arcade has 3 non functioning air hockey tables?! Everywhere we turned things were out of order so we spent our $10 on Dance Dance Revolution and basketball. The music on some DDR consoles was SO loud we couldn't hear our own song when someone was playing beside us and the number of tickets received from games seemed to be totally random (as there were 3 of us playing and the winner always got less than the others - huh?) Also not a fan of the $2.50 card activation fee...whiiich we had to buy at the service desk because surprise surprise the automated machine was broken. I've never been charged tax to add money to an arcade card before either. Have fun, mall shoppers. I have no desire to visit this place again.