Case: Best Hawaiian/Filipino fusion ever. I love their food. Service is good. I usually get their lumpia and some kind of rice dish. Students from my school come here all.the.time.
Classification: symposion


Case: I was so excited to try this place after seeing all the photos. The reviews were mixed so I wasn't sure how I would like it. But if it has to do with lobster, I will definitely try it. \n\nIts located in the middle of the Miracle Mile Shops. The staff was friendly and helpful. The prices were high to me, in relation to how you could pay the same amount and go to a buffet with tons of seafood. \n\nI must say I was disappointed with my meal. I chose a large original lobster roll with fries and a drink which was $21.62. \n\nI love fries but not these.  The fries tasted more like fried batter than anything else. I opted for the original Maine style lobster roll  which is lobster served with a touch of mayo, lemon and secret spice blend on a 6 in New England style split top bun. The lobster was tasteless to me. I couldn't taste any flavor, not even the mayo. It just tasted like lumps of cold lobster and to me, lobster has to have some sauce or of course butter to enhance the flavor. \n\nMaybe I just didn't try the right dish, who knows. Unfortunately for this place, service doesn't keep me going back to a place (it does help of course) but the product itself does. \n\nI satisfied my curiosity but not my tummy.
Classification: yokemating


Case: Food was nothing spectacular, fairly bland for chinese food....   most of the food was cold... service was actually not that good....   they didn't expect us to understand Chinese....    SMH...   waiter was surprised when I spoke Chinese to him... they asked each other why they didn't get us high chairs...   but it might be the best place to get some decent Chinese food
Classification: yokemating


Case: Burgers are fabulous here when I've visited!  Servers are nice too!
Classification: symposion


Case: The Pub serves as the focal point for all out of classroom gathering.  The building, a historic tower for the airfield from a bygone era, was recently remodeled and is a very modern and clean space.  With both indoor and outdoor seating, it is the perfect place to get together with new friends, enjoy typical bar food, a beer and a game on one of the flat screens.  For those that stay on campus, this is a terrific venue as it ensures a quick commute and plenty of interesting people to talk to.  In this neighborhood, it would be tough to do much better.
Classification: symposion


Case: After reading raving reviews of Glass Nickel Pizza, I have to say it was underwhelming.  I have honestly come to prefer Papa John's.  But then again, I don't eat meat so I wouldn't take this review TOO seriously.  I'm sure their other pizzas are good.
Classification: yokemating


Case: Danny.. a hair ARTIST..  is amazing.. my hair looks fabulous... the receptionist Sandra has definitely made this a better place to come to.  She greets everyone with a smile.  She sits and chats with you.. i get a call 24 hours prior to confirm my appointment.  Its taken me 5 years to find a salon i feel comfortable in.
Classification: symposion


Case: I was traveling with a group to Vegas for a conference, and this was the \""hotel\"" that was booked for us. It was paid for by the group, so I suppose I couldn't complain too much. It was a place to sleep. \n\nThings I did not enjoy about it: their stupid shuttle system. Apparently this was a source of confusion for everyone. We were first told to call when we got to the airport and they would send us a shuttle. Then, when we got to the airport, we called and the front desk said the shuttles run every hour, 15 minutes after the hour. So we wait for an hour at the airport for the next shuttle to come. It was not convenient for anyone. The night before I was flying out, I went to the front desk to confirm when the shuttle would be leaving. Every hour on the hour, I was told. On the morning I was leaving, I was told the shuttles were undergoing \""regularly scheduled maintenance\"" and if I needed to get to the airport right then, I would need to take a cab. That would have been nice to know the day before when I inquired if the shuttles would be running the next day.\n\nAlso, the hotel provides a breakfast buffet for $7.50/person. DO NOT eat there. It will literally be the worst $7.50 you ever spend. Let me paint you a picture: gross, watery scrambled eggs (probably not real eggs), hard, lumpy biscuits, sausage of dubious origins, canned fruit (that's right, not even fresh), cottage cheese, yogurt in a hotel pan, cereal, milk, juice from concentrate, coffee-flavored water (if you're lucky), and waffles. Please just walk down the road to McDonald's instead.\n\nIf you decide to eat at the bar in the lobby, expect to spend a lot of time there waiting...waiting for the waitress to take your order...waiting for the food...waiting for the waitress to bring you your check. Things move at a decidedly slow pace here. \n\nBottom line: you get what you paid for, and that is not much.
Classification: yokemating
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If I could give separate ratings for the movie theater experience and the restaurant/bar experience, I would give the theater a 4 star rating and the bar/restaurant a 2 or 3 star rating. Here's why:\n\nThe movie theater is probably my preferred choice in the Phoenix metro area. Christown? No freakin' way. I don't want to get shot on the way to my car. Tempe marketplace? Not unless you want to watch 17-year olds make out in every row. Arizona Center, nope. Not there, either.  \n\nThe theater is pretty clean, and paying the extra two bucks to sit in giant, reclining chairs, have an assigned seat, not deal with kids talking, etc. is totally worth it, IMO. I can just purchase my tickets online and avoid having to wait in line or the possibility that the showing will be sold out. Genius.\n\nParking is in an attached garage and is free when you remember to validate.\n\nHonestly, the only negative thing I really have to say about the theatre itself is that every time I go into a restroom there, the first stall is always out of tp. Always. Sometimes the second, too. The bathrooms seem to be cleaned and maintained regularly, except for this detail, which kind of turns into a big detail when there are twenty women waiting in line for the bathroom when the movie gets out. It must be the Murphy's Law of movie theatre bathrooms. Ugh. \n\nThe bar/restaurant is mehhh. If it were just a stand alone restaurant, it wouldn't be anywhere I'd frequent for the food itself. Think an above-average Applebee's. But having the option to actually order real food (and DRINKS!) in the theatre is pretty neat. The waitstaff always does a good job of not being disruptive during the movie, and are usually very friendly. Candy/soda/popcorn can also be ordered, at pretty typical movie theatre prices. But again, not having to stand in line with 50 other people for a package of red vines and a sprite makes it SO worth it.\n\nLastly, there are two theatre types. Cinema Suites and Fork & Screen. When you go online to check showtimes/purchase tickets, it shows you what type of theatre every particular showing is in. There's usually some in each type of theatre for each movie. This is where it gets kinda weird-fork and screen is fine, I would still come here if that was the only type of theatre. Still a comfy chair in a way better theatre. But after sitting in the cinema suites, you won't want to go back. Huge seats (that recline! woot!) and way more space in between the groups of seats. Because the last thing you want is to be sitting THIS CLOSE to a stranger who's apparently never eaten a taco before and loves to elbow bump all movie long.