Case: I was really surprise at how fun and cool this place turned out to be. Spacious and open, you don't feel like you're tripping over the little peanuts.There's plenty to keep the kids entertained from the interactive games to the mesmerizing moving floor. With a very well stocked bar, there's pool and bowling to keep you from going stir crazy. Food was surprisingly good and moderately priced. The bowling was definitely my fave part because of the animated cartoons in between each player. Pure utter entertainment. Love seeing your personalized selfies become animated clips of \""cheer squad.\"" If I wasn't in my sundress, I would recommend strapping on the harness and doing the obstacle course so you get a bird's eye view of everyone below. Definitely coming back as a group outing or family get together; on side note, perfect for teambuilding event too.
Classification: spridhogue


Case: A hay oasis?  Yes, and more.  If you have guinea pigs, you know that buying Kaytee timothy hay in that little bag gets mighty expensive after a while.  You don't always know what kind of quality it is or how old it is.  Waiting at Petco for a sale so you can save a buck off the hay just doesn't do it for me any more. . .\n\nOkay, I've got news for you--no more Petco for the damned hay.  Come to Aden's Hay Oasis.  Hay by the BALE.  Stop wasting your money.  When I was here, they were out of timothy hay bales, but bales of alfalfa and bermuda grass were like $15 or $16 per bale.  They did have large, gallon-sized ziplock bags filled with timothy hay for $2.  Two dollars!  I got three, and they're fresh and no doubt tasty to my cavies.\n\nGuinea pig owners in the middle of the Valley may think that it's too far of a drive out to Higley just for hay, but consider what you pay every time you go to the pet store--you get a tiny bag of hay that's priced like it's gold.  Believe me, when you think about it, you realize that driving that distance to get a BALE for $15 ain't bad at all.  Plus, they're really friendly folks here.\n\nTo all my fellow cavy enthusiasts--make the drive and get your hay here.  It's full guinea pig bellies on the cheap.
Classification: spridhogue


Case: The best szechuan fine cuisine ever in my life. The place is very cozy and you feel at home. Waitress friendly helped me choose the dishes, was so full of spices towards the end...totally recommend this place!
Classification: spridhogue


Case: I am running out of CVS pharmacies to get my prescriptions correct.  I went in early yesterday with a prescription for medicine that had to be ordered from God-knows-where, and was assured that I would be able to pick it up today.  Well, my prescription sat there for 24 hours before anyone got around to placing the order. Because it is Friday now, the medicine will not arrive until Monday.  I need my medicine and nobody seems to care. Thanks, whatever your name is, for your cluelessness. One week later I have finally been advised that THIS DRUG STORE CANNOT GET MY MEDICINE, and they told me to look elsewhere.  Can you imagine having a pharmacy that does not stock/cannot get the medication you need?  I am sick to death of CVS...good f%^&*#@ bye!!!!
Classification: multicrystalline


Case: I wish I could give them zero stars.  This business was not prepared for the superbowl VIP reservations.  No system and total disregard for their supposed VIP customers.  The management was nowhere to be found when customers were asking to explain the situation.  Completely unacceptable and no sense of customer service.  We paid reservations for a VIP table and they made us wait outside 45 mins and missed kickoff.
Classification: multicrystalline


Case: Great food and normally great atmosphere, but today thus music was the nastiest hardcore rap that was just offensive. How many F-bombs can you realistically listen to while eating lunch and watching sports. Dropped 2 stars from what I would last night whenit used to be my favorite place in shadyside.
Classification: multicrystalline


Case: I tried to hit this place with Julie P. on opening day, but traffic was backed up from the entrance all the way to 29th Ave, along Indian School Rd. We retreated to another supermercado, our dreams of tacking a whack at the opening day pi\u00f1ata completely dashed.\n\nFortunately, Helen Y. and i were combing the area before going to Tim Finnegans, so we checked it out. The layout is almost identical to the Ranch Market on 16th st. and Roosevelt, with the same amazing produce and aguas frescas. The seafood bar isn't as snazzy, and I'm not sure they have grab 'n'  go containers of salsa -- you can buy it by the pound at the salsa bar, which would take an extra 30 seconds or so. \n\nWhat's cool about this location (besides being a ten minute drive from the Melrose District), is that the Costco Business Center shares the parking lot, and they sell dirt-cheap restaurant supplies. A trip to both places could outfit a barren fridge and kitchen for about 18 bucks. Since I plan to cook five nights a week until things turn around, 33rd Ave. and Indian School is recession-busting headquarters.
Classification: spridhogue


Case: they look for stuff wrong with your car that isn't when their changing the oil. and they never really clean it al that well either
Classification: multicrystalline
Classify the following: We used to come here at least once a month, was fantastic. At this point we wont return again. Slow service, mediocre food - a manager who looks shell shocked. Sorry Buca, you've lost us forever.