Example: I agree with the rest of the reviews.  When I walked by the phone section, the people there always seem to be on point.  The rest of the store....nothing.  Last time I was there I stood in front of the HIGHLY disorganized Wii section for 30 minutes searching for a game.  I never found it, never found someone to help me, and got so frustrated with my experience I walked over to Target to do the rest of my shopping (I was there to buy 3 specific things).  I don't know what is wrong with this particular Best Buy.  I usually get such better service, see better inventory, and would expect something better for the Best Buy that services Uptown.
Class: rodman


Example: 52 Wisconsin micro brews on tap with one of the more innovative menus I have seen. If you love \""Wisconsin\"" food, you will love this place.
Class: Chiasmodon


Example: Here before Bucs VICTORY OVER THE CARDS in game 3 of the NLDS, a Sunday. Game at 4:30, got here at 2:30. Packed both inside and out. Can't comment on any other time but this really hectic one. \n\nOrdered Pepsi and brisket nachos. AWFUL. Soggy chips, some shredded beef drenched in sweet generic BBQ sauce, a blanket of cold congealed cheese spotted with jalape\u00f1o slices. Not a degree above room temp. \n\nWill give them 1 star for tasty Pepsi and keeping it filled.
Class: rodman


Example: So now I remember....\n\nI remember why I never make the trip down here on Saturday mornings.\nI remember why the market is more crafts than produce\nI remember why regular grocery stores get my business when I grew up shopping at a public market...\n\nI don't go to Phoenix Farmers Market because there are no farmers there.  The place is over run with ladies who make crafts and a few artists.  There are prepared food vendors selling their not so interesting food at boutique prices.  There were a couple I found interesting enough to consider... the pickle lady, boutique chocolates and Eastern European bakery goods come to mind, but the rest were a waste of my time.\n\nFor any produce market to grow and be successful they have to offer something better than the grocery stores.  That \""something better\"" is usually a cheaper price.  It is easier for vendors to do so because they don't have the overhead of a store and all the associated expenses.  Most cities have markets where the vendors pull up their step van, open the back, and literally sell out of the back of the truck.  The Phoenix Market vendors don't seem to be aware of this.  They bring a red wagon of produce out of their yard and display it in little packages.  They think we should all pay extra because they are local.  As long as they charge at least twice as much for their goods as any other store in town, there is no reason for people to buy.... other than the feeling of being charitable.  In my opinion, there are better charities than overpaying to a vendor who feels like the world owes it to them for being local.  Simple laws of supply and demand.  As long as they price is lower elsewhere, they won't have my \""support.\""\n\nThat doesn't mean I don't support local growers.  I can stop at any number of markets and get flowers for half what I saw being charged today. $7 is a little steep for a bunch of wildflowers when I can get a bunch of daffodils for $1.49 at my corner store.  I can buy Hickman's eggs at most local stores for less... and shamrock is local as well.  The one i found particularly insulting was a seedling basil plant for $7 while a huge bushy plant in a 7\"" pot is less than half that at a regular  store.  If I want a seedling plant in a Dixie cup, I can push a seed in some dirt and wait for 3 days too.\n\nNope.... I won't be buying things at the Phoenix market.  I don't need to pay a premium to the vendors for the privilege of finding them all in one place on a Saturday morning.  I will probably do better stopping at the produce stands along 99th ave on my way home from work every now and then, or the trucks that park on the corners on the outer edges of our city
Class: rodman


Example: Amazing, honest mechanics.  I wouldn't use anyone else.
Class: Chiasmodon


Example: Where's the zoo keeper?! A monkey escaped!\n\nYup. He sure did but the lil' guy was just chillin' and so were we. This small zoo is a bit awkward at first. Kinda feels like you're walking around someone's large backyard who happens to collect a bunch of animals. But you get used to it. \n\nUnlike the larger zoos, I didn't have to deal with parking or herds of people. It was just me, 5 other people and the animals. They actually have a pretty nice collection of rare animals like the albino wallaby and crocodile. Lots of little monkeys.\n\nMy favorite part is when you get to go inside the bird enclosure and feed the parrots apples. Buckets of clean apple chunks are provided for you at no cost and all you have to do is hold a piece on your hand and the birds will come over and eat them off your hand. They are gentle and very friendly.\n\nI also like that you can get a boat tour and take the sky lift for less than $5 each. Very affordable. The ticket price may be a bit more expensive but I had a buy one get one free coupon which was helpful. So if you're ever headed out to BFE or wouldn't mind making the drive, its definitely worth it.
Class: Chiasmodon
Considreing the above, classify the following: My wife and I have been coming to Thai Cuisine for many years now even though it's almost a 2.5 hours drive from our house (round trip). We both love Thai food and Thai Cuisine is still the best we've ever had (2nd best so far is in Virginia Beach, VA).\n\nTheir Pad See Ew, Three Flavor Chicken, and Thai Spring Rolls are our regular favorites. We also love having their Mango Sticky Rice for desert when it is in season.