Case: So sad that the old Sonic is not around Scottsdale. The staff use to be so nice. I went to this Sonic HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nNo refills on drinks you have to buy another drink. Staff is not very nice and hate the drive thru.\n\nWill not go back.
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Case: The day I went the selection was poor, the store was disorganized and the customer service was seriously lacking. I've heard that this store is like Ross where some days you can find treasures if you are willing to dig through the crap to find them.  I guess I don't have the talent (or the time) to dig through all the tons of misplaced, random stuff to find one thing that may or may not be something I need or want.  I'm hoping that I just went on an off day for HomeGoods because I love the idea of finding great home stuff at a low price, but so far no treasures found.
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Case: We came here for a Saturday night dinnah and I am less than impressed.  We waited almost 20 minutes only to be seated right outside the kitchen even though there were MULITPLE tables throughout the restaurant that didn't have people seated at them until 10 or 15 minutes after we were seated and some remained empty the entire time we were there!\n\nThe servers were nice but lacked knowledge and took forever in between table visits.  When ours finally came back I asked him if it was individual or family style serving and he didn't know what I meant.  *sigh*  It turned out to be family style (each dish could serve 3 or 4 easily).  I ordered the thai noodle tom yum soup and while the broth was arromatic and all, it lacked flavor.  I had to pull the veggies and shrimp out to slice them up so I could eat them without choking.  The cilantro was a great touch but it was like they braided it together and threw it in the bowl- I could only get huge chunks of it all at once.  I love me some cilantro but this is ridiculous.  \n\nOverall, I can't say I would return to Noodles.  The smoke from the casino wafted in on a regular basis seeing as there was absolutely NO separation between the two capping off the negative experience.
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Case: Well hey there, I guess it's time for Therapy. Instead of reminiscing about my childhood, let's make time to evaluate a ridiculously long list of martinis, many with inappropriate names. \n\nTherapy has gone through some changes over the past year or two, morphing from a small martini bar to a larger scale \""marketplace and cafe\"" that still offers live music and an enormous martini menu. I have to think that they're trying to be everything to everyone at this point, as they now offer breakfast, lunch and dinner. Odd, but I won't knock it until I try it. It's been ages since I popped by Therapy for a meal, so I can only fairly evaluate their libations.\n\nI copied their drink special from their website...here they are:\n\nmon:  Bartender Selection $2\ntues:  $2 domestics & $3 microbrews\nwed:  award winning 1/2 price martini night\nthurs:  $5 house flavored margarita martinis\nfri:  select 1/2 price glasses & bottles of wine\nlive music, no cover\nsat:  live music, no cover\n\nI'm a fan of their half price martini Wednesdays, as they conjure up some super creative beverages. The regular martini price is $12, so for $6 you get a sizeable martini made by some talented bartenders. A few of my favorites are: You've Got Some Balls, Narcissus Nectar and the Chocolate Adonis (a dessert in a glass). I recommend getting here early if you're going to partake in the half price martinis, as it can get a bit crowded. And as Faith D. noted - they validate parking in the connecting garage, hooray!\n\nHappy & safe consumption!
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Case: It's been a while since I have eaten here, but when I last went I had a horrific experience.  I got the chicken salad, which was full of dark meat, bone, gristle, skin, etc.  I had to run to the bathroom and get rid of it.  When I returned to the table, I calmly explained to the manager I was unhappy with the food (you could see that the quality of food was really low.)  The manager was rude and I had to argue with him to remove the meal and my drink from the bill.  I would think that after a customer was caused to vomit he would have already taken my meal off the bill...at the least.  I'd never go back.  I wrote a letter to the head chef of the chain and copied the manager and got absolutely no response from either.  Poor food.  Poor service.  Poor management that goes all the way up to the highest level.
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Case: The food and service was great!  My husband had the buffalo chicken pizza and I had the caprese pizza...both had a nice amount of toppings and the flavor was amazing.  It's a little bit of a drive from our side of town, but completely worth it!
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Case: Some things are so good that it's wise you keep it at arms length.  I'd have to say that Amelie's falls into that foodie category.  Between the pastries, eclectic crowd, creative decor and 24-hour access, I'm pretty sure I'd be a blimp if I lived in N. Davidson!  I'm visiting Charlotte this week and hanging with the TonyaP so I knew this place HAD to be good.  \n\nWe popped in last night and there was a line snaking in front of the counter but not to worry, it moves quickly.  I stuck my head into the side room and was amazed at what I saw: antiqued furniture, high ceilings and lush fabrics.  Everything at Amelie's falls under creative, shabby chic!  Loved the overhead light piece shrouded by stainless steel cups, graters and other kitchen items.  My eyes immediately got drawn to the lit pastry case where my visual tummy was dazzled by the array of delectable sweets.  Pecan pie, fruit tarts, napoleons, eclairs and more, me wants it all!  I took it \""easy\"" ordering up three items and everything was boxed up for us.  \n\nBut if you know Tonya or myself, we are NOT gonna wait.  Plopped ourselves down on some stools and dug in.  That pecan pie was wonderful, full of nuts to counteract the rich, sweet filling.  And a great sweet crust that wasn't over-baked.  One of the best pecan pies I've had since it was more nutty than usual, I tried to hog it all up but shared a bite with my Yelp host.  I was buzzing with the sugar so I wisely held off on the peach tart and sea salt brownie until laters...  Seriously good baked goods, there's a lot of love and talent being placed into their product here.  Update: Finally ate the sea salt caramel brownie and it was UNBELIEVABLE!  \n\nWhat can I say but Amelie's rocked it out for me!  This bakery would do well in any urban center including San Francisco, call me impressed.  So Charlotte, enjoy Amelie's for everything it's got.  I for one am totally jealous that you've got this amazingly tempting bakery here.  Thankfully I'm 150 miles away, Amelie!  \n\nWe'll have to have a long-distance relationship, girl...
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Case: First off, let me start by saying that Matt S....you sound like a real  wanker!!!!   Duh- you can't bring any open container into a bar.  It is technically illegal, so stop whining like a little girl.  Jeeze.  \nThis place is wonderful.  The food is great., they have the best burgers in Phoenix.  Yes, there is an extra charge for cheese.  They have to pay for it, why should you get if for free?  All I know is that every time that I have been in here, the servers were awesome.  This is a DIVE BAR PEOPLE!!!!  That means that little pricks like Matt here probably won't have a good time.
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Wanted to have a meal close to home and decided to try this place on someone's recommendation. Severely dissapointed!\nI was debating what chicken to try, in my quest to eat high protein, and the server suggested that the pollo a la planchia was really good. I took her recommendation and decided to order this. The chicken breasts were pounded and marinated and grilled. I found the chicken to be too oily and also the onions that came as a garnish to be very oily. Since it took over 20 min, for us to get our order, and the entrees were priced at $14 I think, I expected more. Instead of rice, I asked for a salad which they got-lettuce, tomatoes without any dressing. This came with a side of beans in a smallish bowl and I took 1 bite as I did not like the way it tasted and looked. I asked for hot salsa and got 2 bottles of chilli sauce.\n\nD had the Havana Grill Pollo Salteado which came with rice and beans. It was ok. The serving was quite big but lacking in flavor.\n\nThe positive was the server who greeted us promptly and brought glasses of iced water and some bread. Even though it was not too busy, they took long bringing out the food, and then bringing the check as well.\n\nI will not be going back.