Case: Ehh its ok!! The location at bell & reems is 10x better!! Better service there & better drinks. This one is okey..
Classification: nightie


Case: Anthony is awesome! Super chill, down-to-earth waiter. I always tell him what's up whenever I'm at Teharu. Also, the food is way cheap for what you get. Cheapest sushi in Tempe/Chandler! You can get a meal that fills you up and a sake bomb for like $15. Unreal.\n\nI don't get how some of these reviews criticize this place. It's awesome, never had a bad experience there.
Classification: overstayal


Case: Nice, hole in the wall kind of pizza place, family owned, reasonable prices.  Very busy when we were there, we were traveling in the area and only found this place because of Groupon.  We were glad that we did, it sure looks like many of the locals frequent this place regularly.  \n\nProbably a good idea to make a reservation before you go.
Classification: overstayal


Case: For a place being famous for their meat...it didn't live up to par.  I ordered the Rib Eye and it was really dry and flavorless.  I understand the Ribeye is a fattier cut but my piece was over 50% fat.  bleh. In addition, my Medium Rare was VERY rare.  On the side note, the fries here are great! ironic, everything I liked at this dinner was non-brazillian related. \n\nSome of our party opted for the all you can eat bbq but everyone wasn't feeling too great 30 minutes after our meal. \n\nThe highlight of the meal was their grand salad bar. Not only salads but had many sides. My favorite was actually the mini baby back ribs and corn cheese bread. I felt like I should of skipped the $40 steak and just opted for the all you can salad bar. \n\nTip: they have restauarant.com or if you have the Planet Hollywood Hotel Chain players card - they will give you 10% off your bill.
Classification: nightie
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I heard once that you can't make good, moist tamales without lard, but that person was wrong. The Tamale Store makes theirs without lard, without shortening, and they're the best tamales I've ever eaten. \n\nYou know how so many tamales disappoint and make you sad when you break your fork into them because they only hold a hint of something inside? That's not what these are like. These are packed with all kinds of stuff. Corn. Mushrooms. Spinach. \n\nAnd they're unbelievably moist. Even though the tamale store has meat-filled and vegetarian options, our meat-eating friends have fallen in love with the vegan tamales after we introduced them. We all insist they are the best tamales we've ever eaten. The Southwest Chipotle is the best of all. \n\nThe cool thing is that you don't have to be near their location to get some. The Tamale Store has booths at Farmer's Markets all around the valley, most days of the week. You can check their site for the scheduled day in your city.