Case: You have no idea how much I want to like this place. The physical space is adorable, a cute one-story house converted into a caf\u00e9. It's comfortable and charming. Also, the staff is so warm and friendly. But that's the end of the good news. My quad espresso tasted more like a strong-ish brewed coffee, made with not particularly good beans. The slice of coconut cream cake was so sweet it almost gave me a headache. And Hob Nobs is guilty of the cardinal coffee shop sin: lousy wi-fi!! The signal is very weak, the speed is sloooooow, and I had to restart my phone several times. Get a decent espresso machine, use better quality beans, improve the pastries, massively beef up the wi-fi, and this would be the awesomest coffee shop in Phoenix.
Classification: Othinism


Case: Wow! What an awesome experience all around. They are friendly, the food fresh, tasty and amazing, and clean. Cant wait to be back to try more.
Classification: teaberry


Case: It's been a while since I've eaten at Sunroom Cafe but I fondly remember healthy breakfasts, tasty lunches and classy dinners that shine on State St. The space is, dur, filled with sunlight and while it can be a little warm at times, it's a great little place to grab a meal with friends and catch up. \n\nMy favorite meal here has to be breakfast...delicious baked goods, tasty lattes, and loads of quiche. Nom Nom. As other have said - be ready for a line, especially during the weekend morning hours when college kids are rolling out of bed. The space is most certainly cramped but if you don't mind waiting in line a bit, snagging a meal is worth it. If you're coming during the lunch hours, any and all of their salads are thoroughly delightful. \n\nThanks for the memories, Sunroom. Hope I see you soon!
Classification: teaberry


Case: Booked this hotel to attend a conference and had the worst first night sleep of my life. You can hear every door down the hallway open and close. The mini fridge in the room was making loud noises waking me up all night. They give you the thickest comforter imaginable when it is 100 degrees outside. \n\nAlso if you expect to have reliable internet to do any sort of work on your laptop - forget it! I can't even connect to write this review so I am doing it on my phone... \nThe only thing that I like about this hotel is their hot breakfast. Overall I would never recommend staying here unless you have no where else to go.
Classification: Othinism
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My wife and I went the Nan and Byron's on Saturday night with friends of ours. We started with drinks at the bar (beer and margarita) and the margarita was good (as was the beer). After a 35-40 minute wait we were finally sat for dinner. \n\nWe ordered the poblano pepper dip and the poppers, bot of which were really good. And they were willing to bring move chips for they dip which made that even more enjoyable.\n\nFor dinner, my wife got the Pork and I got the Meatloaf. The Pork was very bland while also very sweet, but not in a good way. The Meatloaf was like bark and the supposed sriracha ketchup tasted like Heinz ketchup. \n\nCollectively, we decided that the food was better suited for room service. \n\nLastly, we couldn't figure out the concept for the restaurant. It seems like they want to be southern, but then the menu doesn't fit that. \n\nOverall, Nan and Byron's is not worth the trip. Go to 300 east around the corner for a better meal.