Text - It IS the best burger in Phoenix.\n\nBut the drunk idiots at the end of the bar ruin the ambience for me.  Two occasions and both times, D.I.s standing, yelling and partying right by the front door.  Not my thing.\n\nBut that Sweet / Spicy burger is insane.  Don't take it from me.  I still remember a prominent local restraunteur who also happens to have one of the top 3 burgers in CenPho said:  \""I dream about it at night\"".
Group - conformable


Text - We come here because of how close to the house it is, but I think I am going to sacrifice convenience. I have had just a few too many negative experiences.  When I had my 4 new tires put on, I left and found a block down the road they didn't take care of the tire pressure, one tire was 20 pounds OVER and one was 20 pounds under.  20 POUNDS!! When I turned around and went back, the customer service guy I delt with gave me attitude and excuses!! Yesterday we took the hubby car in and was informed they had been using the wrong oil in the past, so they kindly gave him a %30 discount on this change, well when he picked the car up and went to pay, they wouldn't let him use his $15 off a purchase of $30 mailed coupon... They said because they discounted it already... well it was discounted because of their mistake, and he still spent over $30, so he is still entitled to the coupon... so done with this place!
Group - radiculitis


Text - I guess as I'm getting older I'm seeing the value in things a little more clearly. I used to really enjoy going out to eat and didn't ever stop to wonder if I was getting a good deal. Lately, though, I've been paying close attention to what all of the foods cost and comparing them to other eating establishments.\n\nMy daughter's school was having a fundraiser at this Chili's last night. It was the kind that they donate a certain percentage of the total bill to the school. We try to help the school whenever we can, so we decided to make it a fun night out with the kids. My daughters enjoyed themselves and saw a few friends, and we all got to relax and let other people do the work.\n\nMy issue with this restaurant, though, and why I gave it two stars, is strictly with the value of the food. I understand that the costs of everything are increasing, so business establishments have to raise their prices accordingly, but they should still be able to offer a decent value.\n\nWe ordered the Southern Smokehouse Bacon Burger for my wife and I to split, and the kids ordered a corn dog and a quesadilla. My wife and I usually split meals because they are so big and calorie-laden, and it helps to keep costs down. Most of the time we leave feeling full and happy. When they brought out our food this evening, though, my half of the burger was tiny! The burger was supposed to contain bacon and onion straws, and according to pictures, was supposed to be packed with them. There was a tiny piece of bacon on my half, and a few scattered onion straws. I looked over to my wife's plate, expecting to see the bulk of the toppings on her burger, but her toppings were as pathetic looking as mine. The size of her half of the burger was not much bigger than mine, either. She said hers was exceptionally greasy and didn't taste how she expected it to taste. This was a little burger to start out with, and splitting it only made it worse. And it was $10.99!!\n\nThe burgers are, like most places, served with french fries. When we split meals at other restaurants, they usually give us both a full portion of fries. I know it's not the healthiest thing to be chomping down, but because we go out to eat so infrequently we don't worry about it. We want to get a pile of fries with our meal. The amount of fries delivered with our meal last night was a joke! My wife had maybe fifteen fries on her plate, and I had about eight. Seriously?! I know this restaurant is in business to make money, so they don't want to give everything away, but how much does an extra handful of fries cost for the few people that are splitting meals.\n\nThe kids meals were, in their opinion, good. The corn dog and celery sticks were quickly devoured, while the quesadilla and oranges were left mostly intact. (typical kids!). I tried a few bites of the quesadilla. It was ok, but was pretty small because of the meager amount of cheese. The kids meals, with the included drink, are $4.99. Not cheap, but not outrageous either.\n\nI like to leave every restaurant feeling that I got a good value for my money. I know that a good restaurant can give me that, while still making a decent profit off of me. When we left last night we looked at our bill and reminded ourselves why we don't go out very often. My wife said that she's going to keep the bill, so that any time she craves this type of food she can look at it and remind herself that we can eat much better and cheaper at home. Or at least at a restaurant that gives us our money's worth.
Group - radiculitis


Text - This place is well organized, great for the kids, great for the parents and any of the family that would like to show up to the huge glass window show of cuteness.
Group - conformable


Text - Very poor service. \n\nDO NOT USE THIS SHUTTLE SERVICE! First, the staff is incredibly rude. I had forgotten to print out my vouchers before hand, and the lady at the desk looked at me and said \""Shame on you.\"" As if printing a ticket is that hard?! Second, on our return trip to the airport, we had arrived 5-10 minutes early to the stop. The driver got out of the van, greeted us, then accused us of being late! We even left before the scheduled pick up time. Granted, we could have been a couple more minutes early, but we were early regardless. How rude of the driver to accuse us of being late. \n\nThe lines were also incredibly slow, and the staff was ultimately very unfriendly.\n\nPlease, save your time and money and take a taxi or some other service.
Group - radiculitis


Text - went here for dinner a few weeks ago and again for lunch this weekend.\n\ndinner has crab legs, sushi, oysters (all not my gig), and several shrimp and fish entrees.  the shrimp entrees were great!!  soooooo yummy!  the chicken and beef entrees were also really good. the service was a little slow and the iced tea was a bit watered down, but for the quality of the food and price you can't beat it.  \n\nlunch also has oysters, sushi, shrimp and fish.  the lobster shrimp was good, as were the chicken entrees.  not too many beef offerings for this lunch.  the ice tea was better (not great) and service was on the spot!  she flew in each time a plate was finished, even thought the place was fairly busy!  and lunch for 3 ppl including tax and drinks for under $30 is a bargain.
Group - conformable
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My wife and I both enjoyed massages at Elements through SpaFinder. At the time my wife was 5 months pregnant. She really enjoyed her treatment and she felt her time with a prenatal massage therapist helped to relax her body and relieve a lot of the little aches and pains that affect pregnant women. I have had many massages and enjoy a deeper pressure. I felt my therapist did a great job listening to what I wanted to help with and trying to get me some relief. My wife will definitely be back following the birth of our child for some well-deserved time to herself. I will be back for some more relief from the aches and pains of prior sports injuries.