Case: This review is for a wallet zipper replacement. After seeing so many positive reviews I headed over during my lunch hour. The owner took a personal phone call and continued on the call the entire time I was there. I briefly asked if he could replace the zipper. He charged me $25 during his conversation on the phone and told me to pick it up the next day. \n\nFast forward to the next day: there was a sign on the door that said \""Closed\"" and then \""go next door\"". So, I walked in to a barber shop. The woman nearest the door interrupted a haircut and headed over with me. \n\nI handed her my ticket. She looked at it briefly and asked me for a description of the item. She proceeded to dig through the back room. Came out holding a wallet. Nope. That happened again. Then she called me back and asked me which of the purses and wallets on display was mine. None of them. Then she noticed my wallet was in a huge pile of other items on the repair table, still unrepaired.\n\nAwesome. \n\nThe next day I arrived to pick up my item. It had been hurredly put together with a zipper that was inappropriate for the weight of the wallet, was very hard to zip/unzip, there were plenty of gaps where it wasn't sewn correctly and wasn't the same color as the original brown zipper. I explained the problems, told him I would be happy to take it somewhere else if he would like to refund my money but he insisted he redo it. \n\nI decided to give him a few days before heading back and they had someone new manning the front desk. There are still gaps where the zipper isn't fully sewn to the edge of the wallet, an added bonus of several layers of knotted upholstery thread on the wallet edge and a black zipper. Aesthetics aside, from a purely utilitarian standpoint, it fulfills its purpose.
Classification: animalier


Case: The customer service here is good but I was not impressed with my miso salmon with brown rice. The presentation was ugly and tasted ugly too. I had plenty of leftovers and left unfulfilled. The chicken broth soup it came with was at least good. I didn't see anything on the menu that stood out so I won't be returnig here ever.
Classification: animalier


Case: A solid choice for food out here in BFE, I mean San Tan Valley.  The Greek salad is delightful, and I also like the chicken, fries, and gyros.  Haven't tried much else.  I also like the fact that they deliver.  Like other people said, you do see the owner in there often, which to me is a positive thing.  We need more small, family owned, non-chain/corporate places to eat out here.  In the valley in general.
Classification: areographer


Case: Went to breakfast here with a friend and really I'd love to give 3.5 stars but I'll round up to 4. The service was ok although everyone seemed bugged at us asking questions like do you serve alcohol (no) do you have peanut butter (no) is there anything off the menu (no but then yes when asked about an online advertised eggs Benedict) my friend got the eggs Benedict it had spinach and applewood bacon (delish) I got the chilaquiles so good! Very clean flavor pallets and we also had a short stack to share FYI way too much food none of it was finished but all was really good! I don't live near down town so won't frequent but won't be top on my list either.
Classification: areographer
Considreing the above, classify the following: I had some really high expectations as to what this place was going to be like. The grounds were beautiful, and they have all the amenities you could ask for, however I later came to find out that there are many different room types at this facility. I was the lucky one to get the 1970's love sweet with the glass on the main wall to give the appearance of a larger room than it really was. They also had the really tacky in room bar that was from the you guessed it the 70's. I really had no choice as to which room I got, as it was done via a conference I was attending so I am sure the crappy rooms were given out first and then as more people were signing up more and more of the better rooms needed to be used. That will teach me to sign up early for a conference!\n\nThe restaurants and grounds as well as the meetings rooms are what kept this place for me from getting a one star. Would I stay here again, only if someone else was paying for it. I think with some renovation, this place could be a great stop as there are many great golf courses around the area, but until that time happens, you may want to look elsewhere.