Example: It is a good price 6$, that's if the guy presses the 6$ button and not the 9$ one..   Also, if he wasn't trying to sell me windshield repair the entire time maybe he would have been paying attention...  I think the 4 times I was asked to have my windshield repaired was a bit much. He even pointed to a \""chip\"". I made him point it out again and he pointed to another random spot where there was no chip. Not the best car wash, but very quick and easy if you can handle trying to be sold on things you don't need.
Class: equidominant


Example: It is great that it is open 24hours but the food was not that great. I have been to better fatburgers in other states. The served taking my order clearly hated her job and was a bit rude.  The visit was at 4am but it was quite crowded.\nNext time I would just go to the McDonald's next door because of the pricing.  My beef just did not compare with a sit down resteraunts typical hamburger and was a step down from in n out.
Class: equidominant


Example: 4.5 stars!\n\nToday was my second visit, and I like this eatery!   The ambience is laid-back, despite the gorgeous marble bar counter, distinctive winery flourishes (I looked for beer taps,  but didn't see any), including cut-out kegs doubling as decorative shelves, and one flat-panel TV (this isn't a sports bar). Matt and Shawn (the latter had been the former manager of neighbor Four Peaks) are gracious as  always.  Chef Indy remembered me from my first visit, as the guest who ordered the spare ribs without the BBQ sauce and the chocolate bread pudding, which he made a chocolate ganache especially for me, because I couldn't have the regular chocolate sauce laced with corn syrup.\n\nThis afternoon's dishes all tasted terrific, and I enjoyed the textures:\n\nCalamari app- Menu says $10, and 3.5 weeks ago was half-off during happy hour.  Menu still lists the price at $10, but my receipt said $9, with $2 off during HH.  Loved the crunch!  The calamari was prepared just the way I like calamari to be, and I know Mom would love it, as well.  The accompanying garlic aioli and marinara were great, as well, with the aioli being a little saltier than I'd prefer.  My only gripe is that for $9 original price, I didn't get a lot of calamari, so I'd only order it during HH...  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twisted-rose-winery-and-eatery-scottsdale?select=Tc4nAKLyAECUuNVzJH0o2w#Tc4nAKLyAECUuNVzJH0o2w\n\nTwisted Burger- $14, and comes with house fries.  Matt had told me about TR's mac 'n cheese more than three weeks ago and said that he could sub it for the fries, if I wanted.  The burger came with brie, perfectly-crisped thick bacon (!), arugula, and tomato jam, which I'd asked for on the side.  It's made with sun-dried tomatoes in a white wine and sugar reduction.  It added a definite sweetness to the burger and complemented it well, but for someone with inflammation issues, I'd skip it next time.  (Tomatoes, part of the nightshade family, is one of many inflammatory foods.)  The mac 'n cheese was DELICIOUS!  Today's preparation consisted of cheddar, parmesan, and provolone, and a little bacon.  I had to stop myself from eating too much!  Again, this dish is a little pricey for me, especially since I can't have the tomato jam...  The great quality of the mac 'n cheese kind of makes up for the price, just a little.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twisted-rose-winery-and-eatery-scottsdale?select=SAuXcPnQ-Quc8EI3W6e2uQ#SAuXcPnQ-Quc8EI3W6e2uQ and http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twisted-rose-winery-and-eatery-scottsdale?select=AZl3l-786NTEWyX8ephxKg#AZl3l-786NTEWyX8ephxKg\n\nDouble Chocolate Lava Cake- $8, and usually comes with vanilla ice cream, which contained corn syrup that I can't have, so  Chef Indy (sp?) offered to whip up some fresh heavy cream and granulated sugar.  He also offered to make a caramel sauce when I asked if instead of whipped cream, I could have some creme anglaise.  He wasn't sure which of the two I wanted, so he decided to give me both!  After the first bite of one lava cake, though, I knew the whipped cream and the caramel sauce were not needed.  This dessert should be called Better Than Sex, and really, what better metaphors for sex are there but volcanoes and lava, eh?  And boy, was this dark chocolate lava hot, thick, and decadent!  I'm getting excited just thinking about it!  ;)  I'm sorry I didn't take a photo of the lava oozing out... I couldn't stop eating to take other photos...  If only there weren't other people present, I'd have licked that plate clean!  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twisted-rose-winery-and-eatery-scottsdale?select=fLYO4YN5-mYty5nbRGvlFw#fLYO4YN5-mYty5nbRGvlFw\n\nBtw, Thursday night is Ladies' Night, which means happy hour* deals ALL DAY for women.  Also, live music entertainment is held from 6p to 9p.  I enjoyed it, and so did the other women who filled up the main dining room.\n\n*Happy hour deals changed since my last visit three and a half weeks ago.  It used to feature half-off appetizers, but now it's just $2 off the apps.  There are wine specials, too, both by the glass and bottles.  If you feel like splurging, try the Sexual Chocolate by Slo Down Vines, $45.  Very good!
Class: rendible


Example: Nona's sweets was my first yummy find in Charlotte. Great chocolates,design your own cupcake and more. Wonderful place to grab dessert before dinner
Class: rendible


Example: One star is one too many.  I took my pups here to get their nails trimmed because it is down the street from my house.  Normally they get their nails trimmed at the vet's office.  I asked if I could go back with my pups and specifically told them it was because they both were nervous at groomers and don't like their feet touched.  The groomer didn't pet my dog, talk to him or do anything to help him feel like she was a friend not some scary lady with clippers.  In fact, she was rough with him and made the situation 100X worse with her very irritated and unfriendly demeanor.  Unfortunately he nipped her and she proceeded to YELL at him, called him a bad dog and then VERY roughly put a muzzle on him.  At one point he fell off the table and was hanging by the lead and she stood there and did nothing.  My dog has NEVER nipped at a groomer, nor has needed a muzzle before but clearly he was scared and took this lady as a threat.  Another groomer stepped in, finished the trim and then trimmed my second dog's nails.  She wasn't friendly with me or the dogs either.\n\nThe two groomers we interacted with are not animal people.  I can't speak for the rest of the groomers there - and there were several.  They were not caring and loving towards my dogs, which I expect from a groomer or any other professional my dogs interact with.  I feel awful that my dogs had to endure this bad experience but am so thankful I didn't drop them off for the afternoon.  I shudder to think of how they treat animals when there aren't customers there.
Class: equidominant


Example: Gets crowded but friendly in and out service. Near my office so you get thr crowd with the 8 to 5 crowd, but no problems. Clean and orderly.
Class: rendible
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I would definitely recommend anyone to visit here if you are in town on weekdays. Their weekday prices are so much more reasonable, and the wait usually isn't too bad. It is not as good as what it used to be when it first opened, but it is still worth the drive. \n\nThe weekday breakfast is only $10.99, and if you get there before 10AM, normally you don't really need to wait in line at all. Lunch is $15.99 and dinner is $23.99. Weekend prices are a few dollars off from the strip with comparable buffets, normally around $40. \n\nIt is not spectacular, but there is a large food selection, everyone will find something they like. Food is always fresh, tasty and presented well. This is definitely my top 5 buffets in Vegas.