Example: All I can say is if you are in the Phoenix area this is a must!
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Example: As we were killing time waiting to go to the airport, we decided the Cosmo would be a good place to finish up the trip. For a little breakfast we decided we would go to the Henry. In terms of price for the amount of food we got, I thought it was very good value. \n\nTo start off with - coffee and they know how to serve it too, with a large cup!\n\nI got \""The Henry\"" which consisted of eggs any way, toast, sausage (or bacon) and breakfast potatoes. Eggs, well its hard to mess them up, and I did ask for mine over easy - cooked perfectly. Toast is toast. The sausage though - it was a chicken apple sausage (they gave me three); wonderful flavor and the it wasn't overly fatty like some breakfast sausages can be. The breakfast potatoes were also very good - lightly crisp on the outside, soft on the inside AND full of flavor, just the way I like them. Would gladly eat here again.
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Example: My wife and I ate there this evening.  We used to love this place.  The service used to be so so, but now it is just terrible.  The carne asada tacos were my favorite item on the menu, but I think they misunderstood me when I ordered and gave me the carne ASSada tacos.  Almost flavorless.\n\nWe were never given chips and salsa, even after we requested chips and salsa.  My margarita was terrible.  They must have misunderstood me again and thought I wanted a virgin margarita.  I think we were getting poor service and weak drinks because we weren't gaming.\n\nIt looks like Agave is owned by the same group that owns the Roadrunner bars.  The Roadrunner corporate \""chefs\"" must have gotten ahold of the original recipes and \""optimized\"" them for profitability.\n\nWe have removed Agave from our list of restaurants that we will eat at.
Class: apices


Example: We went on Father's Day-understaffed, and inexperienced servers, not a good use of space with the tables( could have had many more) and the food, well, we wondered why the table next to us left most of theirs.  After being served the food we understood why-muffins look great but were dry, the omelet and potatoes tasted like the canned greasethey were fried in (not a hit for our intestines either if you know what I mean, none of us felt that hot an hour later)  and even the salad dressing was gross.  We left ours too after spending 50 bux, sorry, this place was a miss.
Class: apices


Example: I've had better/more unique food in Vegas, and I've had a more romantic dining experience in Vegas, but this place takes the all-around trophy by far.  If you're trying to figure out a place for that special/splurgy/michelin dinner while on vacation with your special friend(s), this is it.\n\nFavorite dish of the night was the poached oysters with caviar.  Pacing of the meal was good...and they don't force the whole table to do either the tasting menu or the prix fixe, you can get whatever you want.\n\nwine pairings complimented well, the sommelier gave a very descriptive little speech about each wine before it was poured.  While having coffee at the end of the meal, they let you browse through a little book that has descriptions of the paintings that surround you.  I am sometimes one of \""those\"" people who looks at the bottom of plates to see where the come from (I've found \""kirkland\"" more than a number of times) but here the dishes are specially made for the restaurant.  Now that's class ;op  I do love costco though.\n\nGo later and by the end of the meal you'll have an almost empty restaurant so you can go look at the paintings without bothering the people sitting next to them.
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Example: Not quite the Nathan's I grew up with in New York.  Disappointing.
Class: apices
Classify the following: Seriously the best Starbucks in AZ. We live right near by and are frequent users. The staff knows us and our usual orders and are ALWAYS friendly. We are and always will be loyal customers to this particular Starbucks. The only con would be no drive thru.