Case: Potentially the best airport food I have ever had! My husband and I were taking a late flight home from AZ and stopped for dinner before boarding. The pizza pie was legit! Quick, affordable and yummy - a surprise coming from an airport! Well done.
Classification: acarodermatitis


Case: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Vdara!\n\nwhy it didn't get a 5 star from me:\n1) i found 2 strands of hair. one in the shower and one in the toilet! [ i didn't complain]\n2) no late check out\n3) no self parking\n\nwhy i totally loved this place:\n1) i love that there's no smoking in the hotel.\n2) i love that there's no loud slot machine. no gambling involved.\n3) no long walk to get to the hotel room\n4) i saw the rio, bellagio fountain show, and all i can say is the view was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!\n5) the decor was up-to-date and very classy!\n6) its a suite! \n7) i love that there were plenty of long mirrors for you to see your outfits! \n\nthe bathroom had a tub, shower stall that is super roomy, blow dryer, plenty of towels [including a beach like towel], one of those magnified mirrors, and plenty of closet space. \n\ntwo tv's, a couch, dining table, stove, microwave, & small fridge that had both a section where you can place things and a mini bar.\n\none of my best hotel rooms yet! i was super impressed. 5 minutes walk to aria.
Classification: acarodermatitis


Case: We've eaten here a few times now but the most recent visit will probably be our last. The Bagoong Fried Rice was interesting and different when we first tried it but after a few visits it has lost it's appeal. Recently, we ordered Palabok and noticed that it was cooked differently compared to what we are used to. It was drenched in shrimp juice which quickly spoiled a few hours later when we tried to reheat it. Crispy Pata was slightly overcooked but still managed to finish it. The Sinigang wasn't anything special. We could've cooked a better version at home. Overall, not worth the $45 and the fact that we saw a roach move across the floor doesn't help either.
Classification: Citharexylum


Case: I was iffy about this place because it was mostly empty inside and the only reason we came here was because the other pho place had a huge line. I had the pho tai. I think it is one of the best I ever had. The soup was so delicious and noodle was cooked perfectly.  Better than any pho I had in Los Angeles.  Will miss this taste.
Classification: acarodermatitis


Case: Ate here on Saturday with a groupon and gotta agree with Lauren M. If you want good Brazilian BBQ just go to Texas de Brazil. Its not that this place is bad, its just put to shame by Texas de Brazil. Atmosphere here is more like buffet, while TdB is upscale restaurant. You could impress a date at TdB not Pampas. Service was about equal, but i don't ask for much at Brazilian BBQ, just stop by with meats frequently and don't leave me waiting when I am ready to go. Both places accomplished that. \n\nUltimately the meat is what really differentiates the star status for these to for me. TdB just seemed fresher and better cooked. Most of my meats were overcooked at Pampas here. At TdB the meat guys (is that what they are called? Eh I'll go with it) at least tell you if meat is cooked med. rare, med. or well done. At Pampas i was left guessing with most of them seeming well done, while I am a medium rare fan. The only thing cooked proper to me was Pampas's Sirloin. The filet, lamb and everything else was all over cooked. Also Salad bar is better at TdB. \n\nI would say it was worth the discounted price with groupon but I would not pay full price when i could add a couple bucks more to go to Texas de Brazil.
Classification: Citharexylum


Case: Super standard post office.  It's small so there's always a line, but they have the automated machines here.  Kind of disappointing that when I buy a stamps at the machine, it custom prints them and they're not normal forever stamps.  Also the machine is slow as balls.
Classification: Citharexylum
Considreing the above, classify the following: I gave this specific agency one star for a number of reasons. The primary reason being that Enterprise's representative, Lou, had seemingly no ability to think out of the box to solve our situation caused exclusively by Enterprise.  Now maybe this is the Enterprise corporate structure, but whatever it is, customer service is not a priority.\n\nI had a confirmed reservation with Enterprise for the Thanksgiving weekend in Scottsdale.  Because I did not know which Enterprise branch was going to be closest to my location, I called Enterprise to determine which branch I should contact.\n\nA reservation was made at the branch I was told would be closest to me.  Well....\n\nThe location I was provided was the wrong location.  Unfortunately, this was not realized until an hour after our pick-up was scheduled.  After waiting an hour to be picked up, I called Enterprise.  I was told the rental car would need to come from another branch closer to me.  I was also told that Enterprise had transferred my reservation to this second branch and that I would \nbe hearing from this branch.  [It is unclear to me when I would learned this information if I hadn't called because their driver was an hour late.] \n\nA driver from the second branch called advising me he was attempting to pick us up but that he was lost.  It was now nearly 2 hours after the original pick-up time.  When I suggested to the lost driver that he use his GPS he advised the cars do not have GPS.  This gentlemen was to call me back once he got his bearings. I never heard from him again.\n\nI then was called by a third Enterprise branch; the branch within 5 miles of my location.  I spoke to Lou.  Lou advised that they received our reservation from the second branch. But they couldn't help us as they had no cars.  He said he was sorry if I missed the Scottsdale family celebration.  When I suggested that Lou called the original agency to see if they could bring a car to his location, he said this was something he just couldn't do for me, the customer.  \n\nSo, now more than 3 hours after the original pick-up time, I called the original branch.  Pat, at this branch suggested I call the other 2 branches back.  That is about when I decided, \""enough is enough.\""\n\n4+ hours after the initial pick-up time, the original agency called me back to inquire if I still needed a rental car.  I was told that they had found a car but that it would take a while to get it to me.\n\nEnterprise advertises that customer service is their number 1 priority.  This may be true if there are no errors made by their employees and the reservation proceeds without a glitch.  \n\nIt seemed to us that Enterprise had no system in place to address employee error and candidly, had little interest in our missing a family event because of their error.\n\nThank goodness the Fountain Hills Hertz agency came to our rescue.