Case: Went to Las Glorias after seeing it on \""Check Please Arizona\"".  The restaurant is all about fish.  It's not really \""Mexican food\"".  Let me say our shrimp cocktail was very good.  We both had the tacos (I've had better).  I noticed at another table they were just having shrimp cocktails and drinks.  Now I know why.  If I every return it will be only for the shrimp cocktails and salsa and chips.  $50+ total for dinner (one shrimp cocktail, 2 taco dinners and 3 margaritas).  The beans and rice on my plate were cold (most places the beans are so hot you have to let them cool a bit before you take a bite).  Sorry Las Glorias, I'm new to downtown Phoenix and next time I'll try another Mexican restaurant.
Classification: lithotrite


Case: Nowadays it's very hard to find truly reliable people that you can do business with and at the end of the transaction, be 100% satisfied. Well, that's my experience with A&P Carpet. I had installed carpeting in half my house already by another company called \""Carpet World\"" (avoid them, they simply don't care about the customer) simply stopped returning my calls and I was left with no recourse but to look for someone else to continue the job. In a sense, I am glad it happened this way. I called on a late Saturday morning for an estimate and Art was at my door an hour later ready to give me an actual price. I must say that I was very impressed since I live about an hour away from their location. Art is a true businessman. He did all the calculations in his mind and he gave me a low price on different carpet options. He was very attentive to what we wanted and he was extremely courteous throughout the whole process. He also worked around my schedule and I had the carpet installed on a Wednesday; exactly the day I needed it to be. The installers that came out were professionals and they were very quick. They laid 700 SQF of carpet in about three hours. Foremost, they did an excellent job; it came out exactly the way I had hope for. I would recommend A&P Carpet to anyone in the valley that is looking to install some carpet.
Classification: Sephardi


Case: I was surprisingly pleased with Fair Trade.  On a sweltering day in June, the AC was awesome.  There are many tables--which I imagine fill up when students are around--and a handful of comfy chairs.  There are some outlets, but not as many as I'd expect at what I'd presume is a hot study spot.  I ate a decent baklava, which was huge for the price I paid ($2.50).  If I lived in the area I'd go back to Fair Trade as well as Michelangelo's.
Classification: Sephardi


Case: You gotta try \""Tortas\"". The staff is nice and professional. Clean, cheap and DELICIOUS place. Highly recommended.
Classification: Sephardi


Case: Very mediocre food but absolute rude attitude.\nWent once with bunch of friends and went upstairs.\nWaiter silently threw down the menu and walked away.\nHas to call like 3 times for them to show up again to get the order.
Classification: lithotrite


Case: I've been using yelp as a tool for weeding out resturaunts without having made a profile for some time but the horrendous experience I had with this place today has urged me to not only sign up as a user but to even go as far as to use my real name as my user name.\nMy girlfriend and I Live in manhattan and have been stuck here for the past 4 days due to hurricane sandy.  We decided we wanted Italian tonight and were pleased to see a \""new York\"" themed place that actually offered calzones all the way out here in Arizona.  Upon calling we were asked the usual: name, adress, phone number, and once I explained that we were staying at the Marriott and gave the exact physical address of \""200 centennial way\"" I was asked by the employee on the phone \""which Marriott are you at\"" and he went on to explain there were several.  I repeated myself, \""the one that is located at 200 centennial way\"".  He then asked me \""is that the big one or the small one\"". Dumbfounded I explained calmly that I had no idea the size of my hotel in comparison to another one nor should he expect that I would have that knowledge as I am obviously from out of town since I am staying at a hotel!  He then had the audacity to suggest that I ask someone.... YEA SURE MAN, LEMME RUN DOWN TO THE LOBBY REAL QUICK EVENTHOUGH I JUST GAVE YOU THE EXACT ADDRESS 3 TIMES!  I became so frustrated that I just said forget it and hung up.\nUpon reviewing our other Italian choices in the area we decided that we were dead set on calzones and i decided to have my girflriend call back from a different number, place our order for pick-up and then hire a driver to bring me there and back.  I must admit I was driven to go this far out of my way to explain the stupidity of the person I talked to on the phone to their manager, after I had paid for and accepted my food.  \nOnce my food was paid for I asked to speak to the manager and I explained how I was treated on the phone.  He went on to explain to me that there were  several marriotts in the area and that they would need the exact address of the hotel.  And for a second time I repeated to him, 200 centennial way.  He followed with \""yes but that is near main street and there are 2 different Marriott near main street\"". And again, I repeated, \""THAT IS NICE BUT I AM AT THE ONE THAT IS LOCATED AT THE EXACT ADDRESS OF 200 CENTENIAL WAY\""..... I Seriously felt like I was talking to someone who hadn't graduated a kindergarten.  I was in disbelief.  I then asked him if it was common practice for their delivery men to use GPS and he responded yes, to which I followed \""WELL THEN WHY WOULDN'T THAT ADDRESS WORK??\"". He then asked me to leave the store... Didn't offer me a dime back towards the driver I had to hire because of his establishments incompetence, just asked me to leave because as far as I could tell I stumped him with the common sense of an 8 year old.  Unreal..... Not to mention I wasn't given any takeaway utensils to eat our food with,  and as far as the food goes, it was awful and anyone from new York would challenge a pizza place that had the boldness to reference the region in its name..... Awful awful awful.\nI do not know exactly who the manager was on duty that I spoke with in person but I can tell you that he was a balding African American male, and that the name on the plaque on the outside of the door which proudly displayed a managers name said \""shi\"" as a first name..... Don't give this place your business.  Hey mr manager you see this review and have a problem?  feel free to look me up on facebook and take it up with me there www.facebook.com/joeletzofficial .
Classification: lithotrite
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My favorite, favorite, favorite place to go!