Text - HUGE poke salad with sweet potato, cucumber and tomato on a bed of romaine with a tasty dressing and garnished with orange.  The fried wonton skins might not be the most healthy, but they added texture and flavor, so an extra few minutes cardio is a decent price to pay.  The \""boss\"" is a nice fellow and seems to be nothing but helpful and grateful for his customers.  The one review about bad take-out seems out of character. I plan to make this a regular lunch stop, being close to my office and the menu is extensive.  Must try Kaluha pig next time.  Modern local Hawaiian music (kinda reggae) passed the time nicely while reading the WSJ.  Crowded for lunch - best to drop in after 1:30pm.
Group - parapodial


Text - This is the single most horrific transportation experience of my life. Ive had better experiences in 3rd world countries .Busses come in every 30 mins or so. But the driver is not always willing to take every passenger, so they pick and choose who they want out of line with zero regard for who came first. After waiting an hour in the cold, we sat on a miserable., dangerous ride that made me extremely car sick. The driver had me scared for my life several times. HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rent a car or taxi instead of this miserable excuse for a business.
Group - Annona


Text - Worst Chinese food (it doesn't even deserve to be called food) I have EVER had in my life! Buyer beware!
Group - Annona


Text - Aside from the employee who opened the door for us, the customer service is absolutely terrible. The aforementioned lady is apparently only good for opening doors. My wife and I stood in the middle of the store, obviously in need of help, for at least 20 minutes. Never once were we approached by a single employee to see if we could use assistance. We were ready to purchase two phones, but after that atrocious display of inept customer service we are heading home to purchase our phones over the internet. Maybe Verizon's online customer service is better.
Group - Annona


Text - I really don't give 5 stars that often (ever?) but I absolutely love Pappadeaux.\n\nBoth times I have eaten there, I've gotten absolutely delicious food across the board.  Typically I will have appetizers (mussels, clams, some gumbo, etc.) but I've also had the trout (which was delicious).  I find their food seasoned well, balanced in flavor, and visually appetizing without tasting too greasy or obnoxiously oily/buttery.\n\nThey are open late as well, and the drinks are outstanding.  Fresh lime juice margaritas, not too sweet, with Patron where they don't skimp on the booze?  What can be better?\n\nPardon my brevity on this review, but just go and you won't be disappointed.  Hats off to the Pappas' group for bringing a great restaurant to Phoenix.  Please don't expand and ruin a good thing either!
Group - parapodial


Text - Super casual, super good food for a quick bite.  I was in the area and Yelp came to the rescue.  This place was small but clean in a strip mall that I would have never gone to without the great reviews.  Glad I did, they made me a sandwich without the bread since I am trying to limit my gluten and it came out fantastic.  Wish I could remember what it was called but I am sure everything here is great with the pride they put into their products and service.
Group - parapodial


Text - Most of the food is inedible. Best things were fried chicken and prime rib
Group - Annona


Text - Now I'm not a connoisseur at Indian cuisine.  This is probably only my second time ever having it.  One thing I know is when food is delicious...and this food was fantastic!\n\nVery attentive service as soon as I walked into the door.  I knew I wanted to try something vegetarian, so the waiter helped me out and let me know some of the favs veggie dishes. I knew that I wanted to try the samosas, so I started my night with some of those.  I must say that they taste so much better than the frozen ones I usually buy from the supermarket.  Haha.  Great potato filling with excellent seasoning. I don't really know what the green sauce is that comes with every table, but it paired well with them.\n\nDecided on ordering the Paneer Masala, full order of basmati rice, and I've read so much about the garlic naan that I had to see if the hype was real.  Mann it sure was real!  That naan is top notch! I had no idea it would be so much food (just meant that the next day...leftovers). I ordered the masala with a level 6 spice, and it was very mild.  I know now I can take it up to an 8 or 9 on my next visit.  The richness of flavor really hooked me in, and the naan pairs perfectly with it.  I now know that a full order of rice will feed two (or me twice). The paneer has a tofu like texture and didn't taste like cheese at all.  I'm wondering if this type of meal can be super fattening.  Guess I'll find out soon because I will be back again!\n\nGreat flavor, cool atmosphere, relaxing decor.  This will be one of my favs
Group - parapodial
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If you're gay, even if you want to see a resident DJ, stay away. My partner and I went to see Calvin Harris over Memorial Day weekend and yes, I was a little tipsy and wanted to dance with my partner, also male. The bouncers were hovering over us as if to harass us or scare us away and did this with numerous gay couples or parties that were in attendance. They would push us aside to let the ladies pass through, but would keep us as close to the barriers as possible. Also, the layout is just horrible. They have three levels of booths meant for bottle service that are blocked off and RARELY being used and you cannot stand near or, again, the bouncers get involved, even if you're simply waiting in line to get a drink (well drinks, even if it is Grey Goose, start at $18, so be prepared to pay a pretty penny while there; I suggest going to Centrifuge, first, and pre-drink for half the cost, but don't show yourself tipsy in line or they'll kick you out for an hour and tell you to sober up before letting you back in; yes, I witnessed this). Overall, not pleased with this experience and could not believe the lack of tolerance. Girl on girl dancing is perfectly acceptable, of course, but to pay $100/ticket in advance to see a world-class DJ spin and to be treated in such a way, is just piss-poor and I hope they learn that this is unacceptable. Additionally, remove the first level of booths that go right up to the dance floor, taking up valuable space when the booths aren't even being used (too expensive, I assume). When we left around 2am, we counted all of three booths out of at least 50+ that were being used. Waste ... of ... space, time and money.