Text - I have been to the Quartermile branch of Peter's Yard a couple of times and have sampled coffee, cinnamon buns and a salmon sandwich which are very nice, albeit a tad expensive.\nTherefore I was pleased that Peter's Yard have now opened another branch in Stockbridge. I arrived on a Saturday morning and the place was already quite full, but I was only there to buy some bread.. Some lovely Swedish sweet rye bread.\n\nI love rye bread. It's so difficult to get the sweeter variety which is common in Sweden, so when I saw that on the shelf it was a quick decision for me. The girl who was serving me explained there was a little bit of treacle in the bread which makes it sweet. The bread was \u00a33.10, and I was happy to pay the price since I know the effort that goes into making this kind of bread.\n\nLater I had a lovely lunch of sweet rye bread and smoked salmon and I was in heaven.. \n\nThank you Peter's Yard for this fabulous bread. Next time I will sample the sourdough pizza :)
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Text - The cupcakes took me by surprise.  I am from NJ and have had the pleasure of indulging in some of the finest cupcake bakeries including Magnolias in NYC.  So, I was a bit skeptical.  I have tried other cupcakeries in the area and none satisfied my craving.  But these were yummy.  The cake was delicious.  It was moist and had a home made taste.  My one drawback is I would like more icing to cover the cake.  Otherwise they are very satisfying.
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Text - This is my second review.  My first one was \""filtered\""  Not sure why.  Anyway, I have been here several times.  A sign at the door says \""America's Best Salads\"".  It should say \""America's unhealthiest and smallest salads\"".  \nI can't do gluten, and they don''t give you any \""substitutes\"" for the pasta and roll.  Also, take a look at the ingredients in the salad dressings at their website.  High Fructose Corn Surup.  BHT, sulfites, nitrates, I could go on. They need to come up with healthier dressings.\n\nOh, they did substitute potato chips for the roll and pasta once.  Hardly healthy.\n\nIf they start offering a decent sized salad and veggies as substitutes, I'll go back. What do they do at the end of the day?  Throw all that stuff out?  Makes no sense.Why not give it to the customers?  \n\nAnd more and more people are avoiding gluten.  They need to come up with better options instead of just \""more lettuce\"" as an option.  When I asked for more lettuce, the server's response was \""that's the additional size\"".  I still left hungry.
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Text - I've never left disappointed! Friendly place, not nearly as intimidating as all the tattoos might suggest. :)
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Text - this place was god awful, had sweet n sour chicken, and it was just WAY to sweet, the fried rice taste store bought, my brother had chicken curry which smelt exactly like chicken top ramen, my mom had chow fun that was LOADED with gravy, back east no one puts gravy on the noodle dishes and if they do its very light.  giving a 2 because the waitress was very nice but this place sucked, panda express will take my money before them.
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Text - Why O why did i return?!  MY BAD! I guess because (for some unknown reason Safeway stopped stocking infused vodkas such as Grey Goose Pear & Vanilla Stoili) and it is beside my regular pit stop: Fresh & Easy.\n\n Well, I obtained my vodkas, and I thought, hey, looks like a wine tasting in the back.  Thought I should ck it out.  Well, in there tiny walled off area allowed for tasting, you could barely move to the actual tasting bar.  When you were able to 'belly up to the bar' it was treated with the arogant  demand of \""I need to see your ID\"".  (Normally ok, but remember, it was crowded, people scrunching me on either side, I had 2 big bottles in my arms, my purse, and i had to dig for my wallet, balance it all and still navigate my DL out for a look. \""KEN\"" proceeded to intently glare at my credentials for around 20 seconds, (all while i balanced my bottles, purse & wallet against a jostling crowd).  Get this:  as I put my DL back into my wallet, which went in my purse, my 'host' then haughtly said, \""that will be $1 for the tasting\"".  (so not worth the trouble to find a bill for this at this juncture in time, lemme tell ya)... So i produce the stupid piece of tender & ask for a cab/sav.  (EW!!!!) I promptly dumped it.  Not too many other choices here, so i ask for the syrah, (gross - DUMP), promplty (attmpt - crowded, u know) walk out of there.\n\nWell, at the very least, since i am in the back, (high end) wines, might as well find some of my favs... i go to 1 - a red blend $37 - now i get this for reg. price at Phoenix Wine, across the street, for $30, so like, um, no.  Same goes for several others: 25% less at Phoenix Wine.  \n\nI take my 2 bottle of vodka vowing never, ever to return - cuz why would i ???
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Considreing the above, classify the following: This casino, as you might expect, caters to senior citizens. They're heavy on slots and video poker and have probably the largest bingo hall ever imagined. \n\nI met my parents there at noon on a Wed. and found that I was one of about half a dozen players in the 21-30-year old demographic. Most of the dealers, however, are young. One nice thing is that the senior demographic drives the blackjack minimum down to $2. So it's a good place to hone the 21-playing skills without hurting yourself too bad. I settled in at a $5 table and made it out with some cash. I did not see a craps table and the roulette wheel was automated (weird). \n\nI'm sure the younger players show up on weekends because there were more tables that were not open, but overall they do not have a large amount of tables. \n\nDefinitely a good casino, and it is on tribal land. Be careful driving up there and back because Beeline Highway is heavily patrolled for speeders by the Arizona State Police