Case: Where do I start? I am just starting out the second year of my lease, and highly regretting having renewed it in the first place.  \nI originally moved in December 2011, the unit I was told I was getting and shown, was not the unit I ended up with and when I received my keys I opened the door to an apartment that had not been cleaned after the last tenant.  The previous tenant had left trash, belongings, filth and even moldy food in the fridge.  Honestly, at that point I should have asked that they shredded my lease and looked elsewhere.  They took three days to clean the apartment that they had received a month's notice I would be moving in to, and about three weeks of constant phone calls for basic maintenance requests - leaky faucets, a non-functional oven, screwed up carpet, broken windows with no screens, non-functioning heat, eventually non-functioning cooling, and a refrigerator that wouldn't close tightly.  Many of those items to this day (January 2014) have not been addressed, and I am still constantly requesting maintenance work that never seems to get taken care of.  \n\nThere have been several (four I think?) management company changes in the year that I have lived here, the most recent to Alliance Residential, which I thought would mean positive change as they are such a large company and perhaps had better financial backing and organization than the last few companies the property owner used.  Was I ever wrong! This newest management change has been by far the worst; I at least felt like the group immediately previous to them actually cared about the tenants and was reachable.  Alliance has simply replaced warm bodies in the office and on the maintenance staff, and the staff really treats this like their job - not our home.  Maintenance requests require angry emails in order to be addressed, sometimes my rent payment goes through their website and sometimes it doesn't - you can be sure though that I'll get hit with the late fees if it's not in by the first, the property is covered in animal feces from lazy dog owners and trash from the homeless people that seem to have free reign over the property, dogs running off leash and defecating on doorsteps, urinating all over the walkways with no one to clean it up, extraordinarily questionable neighbors who \""take in homeless boys off the street', and are admittedly unemployed, drunk neighbors stumbling around the property on a regular basis (after coming home at 10am with their daily case of Milwaukee's Best), there is no security to speak of- even when complaints are made you are advised to make repeated police reports versus the management actually looking into constant issues, neighbors leave cat food everywhere to feed the feral cats that roam the neighborhood and are quickly multiplying because of this, and you'll be lucky to be able to use one of 2 washers and dryers for 25 units (and the homeless that come bathe in the sinks and use the units themselves). The units are hastily remodeled, so looking at them is nice, but living in them is another story.  At least one of the pools has not been properly cleaned since Alliance took over in July. There has been sediment in there since monsoon season.  Even the maintenance staff has gone as far as to say that the owner just doesn't want to put the money into his own property.  Sadly, that's obvious.\n\nOverall, I would highly recommend against moving into this property.  I only signed my lease again, as I intend to move out of state in December 2014 so the thought of moving into a new address for only a year seemed too much. Again, regretting that decision. If you rely on the website as a guide, you may think you are moving into a trendy central Phoenix property with hip, clean neighbors and maybe getting a community of people you are excited to live near or even become friends with.  The reality is, this is quickly approaching Section 8 territory and the management doesn't necessarily care to change any of that.  What you are actually getting are many filthy, loud neighbors who care even less about where they live than the property managers do.
Classification: Asiarch


Case: We went to Rosie's tonight on a friends recommendation and the food was wonderful!  I had spaghetti and meatballs, another friend had the raviola, both meat and cheese - excellent on both accounts. They also serve your choice of soup or salad, I had the chicken noodle soup, homemade, very good and my friend had the salad which had tomatoes, cukes, onions and of course lettuce - it was a salad.  But the biggest treat of the night were their homemade garlic buns - oh my gosh, excellent doesn't begin to describe them.  The prices were average, and on a Tuesday night by 6pm, there was a wait for a table!  We will go back to Rosie's and we would suggest you do too!
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Case: I heard this show was so funny & I was disappointed when I could not go with some co-workers during it's run in San Fransisco...so on my \""free night\"" in Vegas I saw that the 1/2 price tickets had tickets available..my sis-in-law & I decided to go with our hubbies....she loved the show (she is a bit older than me) ...I  didn't...maybe I am not old enough to relate...or maybe I was not in the right frame of mind...the show was cute but not the belly buster of laughter I was hoping for.    There were some very funny scenes- but I guess it just wasn't the show for me.  I am just glad we didn't pay top dollar to attend this one.
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Case: We have the unlimited washes for $16.95.  They debit your card each month and it is easy to cancel if you want to...it's a good deal if you go once or twice a week. The vacuums are strong and work good.
Classification: botchily


Case: We were here for the carnival world buffet, but line was terribly long. This restaurant located right across from the buffet, so we made the wrong wrong decision to fill our stomach.\n\nService: We waited for some time until someone came up from the restaurant to assign us a table. The dinning area wasn't full at that time, so obviously they were  understaffed. It was also very hard to get waiters' attention *any time*. I asked for something not on the menu to get a vegetable dish and also asked how much it would that be. The waiter told me it would be $10ish. Then he suggested Treasure Island Pea Sprout. I assumed it would have a similar price and didn't ask further. However, we found that this dish costed $10 more expensive. They also forgot our dimsum order, which was also printed on the bill. Given that this restaurant didn't even have a line waiting at the door, this mistake is not acceptable. \n\nFood: Their food was on the salty side, such as seafood eggplant in a claypot, Cantonese style beef. They taste good with rice, though. The green bean dish we got was half raw. Chow fun and Yang-chow fried rice was good. However, they are not even par to average in the line of Chinese food IMO. It could be that I am spoiled by SF  Chinese food. There's no free dessert, but there are fortune cookies when checkout. \n\nPrice: This place is overpriced given the food quality and service. \n\nIf you are craving for Asian food, I would recommend dropping by the Asian food court around Chinatown mall on Spring Mountain Rd. Food/price is much better/more reasonable there.
Classification: Asiarch


Case: I wanted to like this place. The drinks are way overpriced and service is below average.  Barista didnt even call me to know my drink was ready.  It just sat there for awhile and me and another customer were waiting to see who's drink it was.  My chai latte was $5.50 for 20 oz.  pretty overpriced. Won't be returning.
Classification: Asiarch


Case: I'd never expect to find such a great taco joint on the strip. This place gives some of the big name taco shops in LA a run for their money! The chorizo vampiros are a must try and for about $2 an item, it's even more worth the try!
Classification: botchily


Case: Recently ate there, service and food both excellent !
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I have to be honest - I feel for the girls who had a poor experience at this David's Bridal...but I personally had the complete opposite experience.  I walked in one day on the spur of the moment with my fianc\u00e9, and made an appointment for later in the week (when he wouldn't be there).  When I arrived with my mom that morning, I was greeted promptly by the friendly girl at the desk.  She got basic info from me on what I was looking for/budget/etc.  We then were led to the fitting area with my consultant, Tatiana.  After reviewing what I was looking for, she started to pull a few dresses at a time for me to try on.  She took the time to ask me what I liked and didn't like from each of my dresses.  She was really sweet, professional, and genuine.  I told myself I wasn't going to buy a dress at my first appointment ever...but after 3 hours of trying on dresses, and trying my favorites back on a second time...I selected the gown of my dreams!  Not only was I never rushed, or ever made to feel like I was just a sale, my consultant Tatiana made me feel like an instant friend for the day.  She didn't try to blow through my budget and bring me dresses that were on the high end of my budget - she really did try her best to make me feel amazing and beautiful.  I ended up picking a dress that wasn't even what I had in mind - and I'm so glad for it!  The manager was also very polite and my mom and I were happy she took the time to introduce herself to us.  Yes the store had other brides, and yes there were others looking in the mirrors, and yes my consultant had to split her time...but it's such an exciting moment - I didn't realize how much time was passing, and it took some pressure off to not have her there standing by me the whole time, allowing me to talk to my mom about each dress.  As someone who also works in guest service, I can tell you Tatiana was great at multi-tasking - she gave me all the time I needed, and when she was working with me, she had her focus completely on me.  When I came back to the store a few weeks later to pick up my ordered sash, I had another great experience!  The lady at the desk this time also greeted me, and helped me find the headpieces (since I now wanted to try them on too)!  A consultant who was in the area was really kind, and he asked me if I needed help, and offered suggestions for what I was looking for.  When I finally made my way to the counter an pick up what I was actually there to get (my order), the manager and consultant there were both great...I am honestly blown away with it all, because I know it's rare to find that level of incredible service from a large chain.  Thank you, Tatiana, and the whole crew at this David's Bridal location!  I'll be sure to come back and get all my bridesmaid dresses / accessories very soon.  :)