Text - Theses guys kind of suck. They sold me stuff I didn't need and the lady behind the desk doesn't know anything about the products. \nI needed to return some extra material and there is no way to do it without a receipt. \nIt sucks when it's easier to go to Home Depot. I guess I need to find a new brickyard.
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Text - there food is aalways fresh i have been comming here since i can remember they have  just gotten new managers and everything seems awesome the price range is awesome thier redoing the inside great thieft protection the best food better than pei wei
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Text - I'm approximately 20 miles from The Farm Grill but I've eaten there more than a dozen times. While I think it has the best burger (albeit thin) in the Valley, it's not without its faults.\n\nWhen I explain The Farm Grill to people I tell them it's food on a farm in a high tech, modern environment. I mean where else can you eat at a farm restaurant that has a condiment flushing system, TVs in the restrooms (that shows the same movie every time) and broadcasts 90s indie music on the speakers?\n\nRemember the scene in Pulp fiction where Uma Thurman orders a milk shake and Travolta asks for a sip because he wants to know what a $5 milk shake tastes like? Well these shakes, particularly the chocolate malt, is worthy of the $4.30 price tag. I've never tried the ribs \nbut my friends enjoyed the salmon and tuna sandwiches.\n\nThe biggest problem with the Farm Grill is flies. I stop eating there in the late spring / early summer each year because the flies are unbearable, even indoors. \n\nDepending on the time of day the lines get very big and the place doesn't open multiple registers. Food usually comes out quickly though no matter how crowded it is.\n\nDue to the fact that this place is in east Gilbert the clientele is very white and very mormon. There are more pregnant women and young children at The Farm Grill on a weekend afternoon than there are in some maternity wards. \n\nIf you can stand eating among large families and battling traffic to refill your own drinks and condiment cups, the Farm Grill is a good choice for the meat loving crowd. Just avoid it during the warm weather season because no one should spend $12 on a meal and feel the need to devour it as quick as possible just to avoid a fly infestation.\n\nThey are now open for breakfast too.
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Text - I spotted this pet store while going to Ace Hardware and decided to check it out. The store stocks pet supplies with reptiles, fish, birds, and small mammals like rabbits and hamsters.\n\nI was sadly disappointed by the store. It seemed fairly clean, but the animals did not seem that well cared for. A few examples:\n\n- The hamster cage was sort of shoved haphazardly on the floor. The hamsters had just a flat floor in the tank they were in. Nothing to run around in to give them exercise or to climb up.\n- The bearded dragons seemed in too humid an environment with soil substrate which is the wrong substrate to use.\n- They have two leopard tortoise babies who were already showing signs of pyramiding and had nothing to eat but huge pieces of lettuce in their tank - no hay or nutritious greens.\n- Their iguana is on the floor in a standard aquarium tank. He definitely wanted something to climb. While we were there he kept jumping on the ceiling of his cage just to have something to do.\n\nI can't say much for the care of the fish or birds since I don't keep those animals (though their cockatiels seemed really happy), but I was saddened by the care of the other animals. They are having their basic needs met but not much is being done to keep them happy and well while they wait to find homes.
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Text - it's cheap ass motel that's in the middle of the strip. the size of the room is alright, but it's dark as hell in there, even when all the lights are on. the casino is scary. the furniture is from the 80's. \n\nbut it is dirt cheap. if price is an issue and you don't really care, then this might be a good deal for you. but i'm never staying here. if i can't afford a nice hotel, then i'm not ready to head to vegas yet.
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Text - Great place. My cat was having urinary problems and although i was only there once, i loved it and i will probably switch vets. Everyone was nice to me and Dr Carr was wonderful. He explained everything clearly and didn't push me to do any unnecesary care like my current vet does. And they are pretty reasonable prices too. It's way closer to my house than my current vet as well which makes me extremely happy. I would definitely recommend bringing your pet to Warner Vista Animal Hospital.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Awful.  First impression:  bad.  Two of the front windows were broken, and at first glance all that was visible were the two thrift stores that bookend the \""restaurant\"".  \n\nThe eating section looked quaint at first: clearly the original counter with lots of interesting items wreathed around it.  But upon closer look, the counter was in disrepair, trim had fallen off in places, and shelves were missing, requiring supplies and table settings to not only be displayed, but piled in a jumble on the surviving shelves in full view of customers.  Worse, the jukebox was broken which we only found out after we already wasted 2 bits.\n\nService:  terrible.  The wait staff was young and in need of training.   Our waiter didn't write down our order and had to ask 3 questions because he forgot.  Then two mistakes still were made with the order including an incorrect entree served.  There was a large table behind us our waiter also was serving and I overheard that a child's order was completely forgotten.  Dude, just write it down!  You're not ready for a big boy server gig, it's okay.\n\nFood:  deplorable.   Other reviews correctly assess the embarrassing \""hamburgers\"", but the fountain drinks (we had the root beer float and Breakfast at Tiffany's ) were weak sauce (literally).  I had the Ruben with potato salad which was decent, but I was pretty hungry and would have eaten anything.  I would have preferred fries but they weren't in the menu, no deep fryer either ?\n\nOverall the ambience was that of a David lynch movie spliced with \""The Road\"".  Clearly the brainchild of a spinster with dementia, this place may have seemed quaint in some rim town 20 years ago ,  but on Central Ave in PHX in 2014?  Bizarre.  Or rather bazaar, because you are eating a dubious meal surrounded by moth eaten clothes, rusty metal, and grubby rummage sale items.  The only thing missing are shouting fishmongers.