Text - Went to lunch here today and I loved it! It was cozy, my turkey burger was fantastic, and the service from Alejandro was excellent. I'd love to try breakfast but, alas, my time in Scottsdale is coming to a close. If you want simple, well-made food, DD is worth a stop.
Group - unstaffed


Text - Was about to dine here before I read this article for having 8 health code violations,  \n\nhttp://raycomnbc.worldnow.com/story/25531763/dirty-dining-may-15-worst-offenders-had-7-health-code-violations?config=H264\n\nPerhaps I'll try some other time.  Most likely not.
Group - poisonweed


Text - I got marred in May of 2009, and purchased two gowns on closeout from an online retailer. I couldn't decide between the two dresses initially, but when I finally settled, I went to Brides To Be for my alterations. They said they'd be happy to make the alterations even though I had purchased the dress somewhere else, and told me it would take two weeks and had me pay UP FRONT for the alterations ($50) and for steam pressing the dress (an additional $40). Paying for everything up front should have probably been my first clue to find a new bridal shop.... \n\nWhen I stopped by two weeks later to pick up the dress (they had written the pickup date on my receipt), they informed me that they HAD NOT EVEN STARTED THE ALTERATIONS. They asked me to come back the next week. The following week, I called first before stopping by, and they said they needed ANOTHER week -- that they were VERY busy. I informed them that my wedding was only 10 days away, and they assured me it would be done. With only 3 days before my wedding, they had me come in to try on the altered dress. It didn't fit well in the bust, and they had cut it off as requested (I decided I wanted it tea length for our semi-casual wedding), but they had left this funky bit of material in the back where part of the train had been! I asked them to fix it, reminding them that I was getting married in 3 DAYS, and they said to come back the DAY BEFORE the wedding and they'd have it finished....yeah, right!! :( \n\nNeedless to say, I left there SO upset that when I returned home, my friends convinced me to try on the second dress I had purchased and still had on hand. I did, and with their suggestions and a few small accessory additions, we ended up making it work perfectly for my wedding. They also suggested that I immediately call the shop and tell them to finish the dress alterations, but not have it steam pressed because I would no longer be wearing it for my wedding, and to REFUND my $40 for the pressing charge. They said they would do so, but NEVER CREDITED my card. I asked them about this a second time, and again, the $40 was NEVER credited to my account. :( \n\nI never did go back to their shop to pick up my first dress...I wanted to, since I had already paid for it -- thinking I might dye it and salvage it for another event -- but I finally ended up just leaving it there. I was afraid it would be wrong yet AGAIN, and then I would have a reminder of the stress they caused me while preparing for my wedding. I would suggest that you avoid this bridal shop all together, and save yourself the heartache!!
Group - poisonweed


Text - Never received my order and was left in a bad mood. The driver did not carry GPS for delivery, did not know my address which is right in squirrel hill, did not listen to me (or did not understand me?) when I tried to give him directions, asked me to pick up food from an intersection 0.3 miles away from my apartment in snow, and finally yelled at me to cancel my order. \n\nCannot comment about food, but whatever experience I had left a bad taste.
Group - poisonweed


Text - No need to travel to Hawaii... This is the real deal! Did the all-you-can eat lunch. Lots of items to choose from and well worth it for only $22 per adult. Sushi, poke, chicken dishes were all great. Malasadas were soft and light. Haupia cake and Chantilly cake were mouth watering! Aloha spirit with every interaction of the staff! I will make this a necessary stop for all my upcoming Vegas trips!
Group - unstaffed


Text - Now this is my kind of grocery store. AJ's gets a visit from me each and every time I am in town. \n\nWhether it's to stop into the bakery to pick up some fresh bread, and then on to the meat counter for some sandwich fillings for an impromptu picnic. Or to grab some of the freshest fruit (where do they get the beautiful produce out here? I have apple envy) to snack on. Or even to grab a bottle of wine or some flowers to take as a hostess gift- this store has it all! \n\nWhile I laughed the first time I came here and saw the little awnings that cover the parking lot- I was grateful that they were there on one visit when it was 110 degrees and my feet were melting on the parking lot. \n\nGreat service, too, No less than three people welcomed me to the store on my recent visit and one worker was unpacking some kind of fruit I was unfamiliar with and when I asked- went through an entire description of what I might be able to use it for. \n\nNot the cheapest place to buy groceries, but in my opinion, worth every penny. Now my only wish would be to have an AJ's closer to where I live.
Group - unstaffed
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What a great place for families!  The entire staff is so nice and extremely helpful.  The food is also hot and fresh.  I don't think we have ever had a bad meal there.  They also do a great job with their family nights on Monday.\n\nThe only negative is that the cow does not show up often.