Case: good food in a great location with original decor.  One of the few places in the Phoenix area that sells American Jewish food.
Classification: hippolite


Case: It's cheap, I'll say that, but otherwise it's bland food served by workers who mostly don't seem to notice they're working, and when they do, only respond snarkily. There are many better vegetarian and vegan options to choose from.
Classification: trimastigate


Case: Sunset is a great pizza place if you dine-in.    When I have it delivered its not as good but whose is?   Doesnt hold up as well in the delivery but a very good local pizza.
Classification: hippolite


Case: If only it was all about the food. \n\nFirst the decor here felt cheesy with black patent bejeweled tufted sofas. Perhaps my initial reaction was because I was expecting something that felt more authentic to the vibe of nearby bar bistro and artisan, but I digress.\n\nGiven my less than enthused reaction to the decor, I was open to give this place a chance. However a few highlights:\n1. Our server did not know the menu. We asked him about multiple dishes and he just read the description back to us. \n2. We made two requests with our meal and the server forgot both changes. \n3. Even though the above requests weren't met, the food was good. I had the skirt steak salad and it was perfectly cooked. The brussels sprouts were tasty and my friend loved the tomato soup. \n4. I'm too old for club music at dinner. I just wanted a nice dinner with friends and we ended up talking over each other. \n5. It was really hot inside. I think they had opened the area between the bar and outside which made the restaurant really warm and uncomfortable. \n6. Finally, I can handle loud music and cheesy decor when the food is yummy, but the service ruined it for me. It took too long to place our order, receive our first round of drinks and close out the bill. Yes, the food is good, but the server was one of the most inexperienced waiters that I have encountered in a long time. \n\nPS: They misspelled brussels sprouts on their menu. Spelling matters.
Classification: trimastigate


Case: Who doesn't like sweets?! Once I found out about this new bakery I made a special trip over. Finding the pay $6 for $12 deal through Yelp made it that more enticing...\n\nOnce inside the shop, I found it to be welcoming with a comfy seating area with a few table and chairs. The glass case was filled with fun looking pastries. They serve bagels, cheesecakes, eclairs, cookies, and cakes. They also have WiFi for the customers. Great location off of South Boulevard and across the street from the Scaleybark LYNX stop. \n\nI ordered some cookies ($6), bread ($8), and a couple of cheesecakes ($3.50 each). However, once I got them home, the cookies were hard (as if they were over baked) and the bread was dry. I quickly called them to see if they bake daily and I was told the bread is baked every Friday and supposedly the cookies are done daily, if not the night before. They also freeze their bread. The baker was very sweet, but asked if I tried rewarming the bread to freshen it up (not what I had in mind). However, she offered for me to return next week to get a fresh batch or to come back and pick out something else with store credit. Instead, I just wanted them to void my transaction and save myself the trip back...but to do so, they asked if I could return to get a refund...and so I did.\n\nI think there is a lot of potential in this cookie shop. Although, they could easily make a few changes to make for a better experience:\n1. Train staff to be knowledgeable of everything. For a small shop, It is disjointed to hear the employees say, \""I am only the ____. I don't know about ____.\""\n2. Have prices on everything. I had no idea the bread was $8.\n3. Don't ask for email addresses without saying what it is for and leave it as an option for customers to give. I felt pressured to give my personal email; I get enough ads, I like to be selective. \n4. Make sure the product is of high quality, especially because of the prices they are charging. I think of Cake Boss...he checks what goes out and says, \""Each time something goes out, it has my name on it...it better be good.\""\n\nLastly, the owner and staff were not aware of the Yelp deal and I felt the confusion. While the owner and staff were nice, sadly, I had a disappointing experience. I really wanted to like this place.
Classification: trimastigate


Case: Cadillac Ranch is as good as it gets! The atmosphere, staff, food and most definitely the owner make this a top choice for events, celebrations, dinner and Happy Hour. We hosted a Christmas in July event last night and Chris went out of his way to provide delicious food and a prime space to mingle and collect donations. We raised  received enough cash and food donations to provide over 1000 meals for the hungry.  An employee even helped us haul out the large box of food donations when the event was over. I highly recommend Cadillac Ranch for your next large group or event; or just to hang out and enjoy the delicious food and drinks.
Classification: hippolite
Classify the following: We came here looking for glass. They don't carry it here, which is fine and not the reason for the low rating. Just a heads-up for anyone else looking for same.\n\nUpon being informed that they didn't have any glassware, one of my friends went to use their restroom. Immediately upon closing the door, the (I presume) owner screeched, literally screeched, that the bathroom was \""for paying customers only!\"" and that he had best \""get out of there before [she] kicked the door in.\"" Needless to say, he zipped up and we beat a hasty retreat.\n\nThe thing is, we all use tobacco to greater or lesser degrees. Left to my own devices, I almost certainly would I've bought something, maybe some snuff or some expensive cigarettes, I don't know. I can't say for certain because we were only on the premises for about forty-five seconds before we were told to leave in no uncertain terms. She lost all of our sales in one fell swoop, and any future sales she might have had. \n\nAvoid this place if you plan on browsing for any amount of time, and God help you if you come in with a full bladder.