Case: I went here with much optimism because of the great reviews on here. But when I walked it, it was nothing of what I expected. My sister and I were craving some shrimp tacos, so we went to the taco line. It was very disorganized for the amount of people in there. I like the idea of the street taco, but maybe they should have made a longer buffet line. After waiting for about 10 minutes before we could be helped (even though several employees were standing around and talking), they said the shrimp would be another 2 minutes, and that we should sit down. That turned into 15 minutes, and we decided to get some chips and pico de gallo. My sister and I went up to see if they were done, and to our dismay everything that we wanted on the tacos were wrong. They put cheese on shrimp tacos, and being the foodie I am that is a big no no. We decided to ignore it and went to pay. The whole thing cost $15! That isn't a bad price, but on the menu tacos cost around $4 and we got two orders... So chips and pico de gallo cost $7?! Anyway the food was mediocre, but not good enough to come back again.
Classification: helicoidal


Case: I like the products offered at Sports Chalet and have shopped here since they opened this location a couple of years ago. The service on the other hand leaves much to be desired. I know there is a recession and retailers are still operating at times with short staffs, but maybe if you had some workers, you would sell a product or two. I stopped by Sports Chalet today at lunch and made 8 to 9 laps around the store looking for a couple of products. No workers approached me to ask if I needed help or wanted to see anything - in fact no workers in site except for the two ladies at the front counter. A couple of loops through the shoe department and I found what could have been what I was looking for, but on further inspection, it wasn't. Finally someone approached and asked if I was finding everything or had questions. I was looking for the pouch that can hold the Nike Plus chip on a shoelace for non-Nike shoes. What I had in my hand was a mini wallet that would hold your key and maybe an ID. I asked the worker if that was the product I was looking for - clearly not knowing what he was selling he said yes, that's what I needed. I never did find the other things I was looking for or the correct product. I put it down and found what I needed at RoadRunner.\n\nSports Chalet isn't bad if you know what you are looking for and can find it yourself - but don't expect help from the sales staff. Any knowledgeable help anyway.
Classification: helicoidal


Case: I love Costco. Buying products at a cheaper price in bulk is a great model for larger families. The cafeteria is also great for cheap eats, don't even need to be a member!\n\nI only regret that the video game section has gone down the drain. What used to provide competitive console bundles and mainstream titles has dwindled down to maybe two games no one has ever heard of. Damn shame if you ask me.
Classification: Solera


Case: I love going to this location, it is close to my house and they have the best customer service.  They have even honored coupons when they are expired and will match any price as well.  I like going through and getting sales on close.
Classification: Solera
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I'm no expert on authentic Vietnamese cuisine, I just like what I like and I know when I like it. Let me remind you that this place is located in Surprise AZ. Your typical fare here is Chicken wings and burgers. I would say that no pho is terrible if the bean sprouts are crunchy, the cilantro is fresh and clean, and if the broth is hot enough to make you sweat like like a priest in a comic shop.