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Text - Best local Italian place in the valley. If you arrive before 5pm M-F, they have an early bird special for 8 bucks or so. Recommend the Baked Rigatony. Sausage is great in anything.
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Text - Dr. Liu and his staff make going to the dentist easy and stress free. I've never had much of an \""issue\"" with visiting the dentist; however I am new to Arizona and had to find all new doctors. I knew from my first visit that I wasn't going to have to find another dentist. After my first cleaning, I had to do a follow up to fill a cavity. It was so painless and easy, I even fell asleep a few times throughout the process. I'd recommend Dr. Liu to anyone who needs a new dentist in the Phoenix, Scottsdale or Tempe area.
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Text - Any place known as the \""tree club\"" I've gotta see, and the first thing I asked the bouncer at the door was whether or not the tree was real. Apparently, it is! It was cut down a few decades ago and then...I'm assuming, reconstructed? in the center of the club.  They also spray the leaves periodically with some sort of chemical to keep them green. Basically a mummified tree. COOOOL. Good enough for me. I'm not here for the tree.\n\nPros:\nFull bar.  \nGood selection of ciders. \nNice, fun crowd.\n\nCon: \nAwkwardly narrow and elongated bar/seating area - if you don't have a big enough group to fill up an entire table, you will be sharing it with another group. Be prepared for a night of awkward stares and unintentional eavesdropping.
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Text - Ventured here for lunch  today with my good friend Austin. Another successful lunch! \n\nThe Chuck Box knows exactly who their customers are, exactly what they offer and they execute with precision. Charcoal grilled burgers, fries or onion rings and a condiment bar with the essentials to finish off your meal how you like it. A home bbq weekend when ever you're in the mood.\n\nIt's simple, it's effective and above all, it's good.\n\nTheir cash only policy is a minor annoyance that you quickly forget after sinking your teeth into the fresh-off-the-grill meal.
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Text - While we aren't Las Vegas Buffett experts, we've experienced our fair share of buffets.  Elaborate ones in fancy international hotels, Mother's Day spreads, ordinary/average ones, etc.  Not once..ONCE, have we experienced food poisoning (even the \""SEAFOOD\"" buffet at the Rio-and we were so skeptical that we would get food poisoning there because of the seafood scenario-nope..we were fine)  That all changed here\n\nIf you've read other reviews about Bacchanal Buffet, or read a newspaper/internet article-you know this place is brand new, a lot of $$$ was put into the project, everything is presented nice, the food options have massive variety, and the style and substance were expected to be on the same wave-length.  \n\nThe girl I went with was also supposed to post a review-ONE STAR.  So, in this sea of 4 and 5 star summaries, there should be another ONE STAR review in the mix when filtered by date.\n\nAnyway, should we have avoided the Oysters? Probably.  Living in Seattle, Oysters can be consumed rather easily.  You always hear people say \""beware of shellfish at the buffet\"", \""don't eat oysters at buffets\"" \""try everything but the oysters\"" \""you might want to be careful about eating oysters\"".  However, this buffet had such a glowing reputation, the reviews we read before we went were all first class/5 star, we said \""you know what? We're going to eat oysters...they look good, they don't smell off, and we're hungry..real hungry\"".  \n\nBIG MISTAKE..both of us were throwing up about an hour after the meal.  We can discuss all the other stuff we ate, but that's not really relevant.  The point of the matter is that the oysters (and shrimp, but those were cooked)   were had by both of us.  Simple connecting of dots.\n\nNow we can all say \""that's your fault for eating oysters..you knew the risk..stick to cook foods at a buffet..use your noodle..that's an isolated experience..1 star is kind of harsh, dontcha think?\"" while those arguments can be made, it wasn't just the food poisoning scenario that factors into this rating, it was what happened after.\n\nThe next morning, she called Caesar's to complain, she talked to them for a little while, and it seemed as if the person on the other line was making notes of all that happened.  Why else would they tell her\""we'll get back to you within 48 hours\"".  That makes too much sense...Oh..but what happened 48 hours later?  She called back, and was told there was no documentation of the original call..Can't make it up.  Not only that, but she was told that she needs to call their security department...they also thought we were making this story up, as if it was strictly about getting a refund..yeah, let's just make this elaborate scheme for $45..wake up\n\nWhat did the security department do? Apparently they passed it on to Caesar's insurance department.  She was told that she needed to call them back to follow-up, not the other way around..Hospitality folks!  She did call back, and again the story about us getting sick was questioned..\n\nEventually she got a letter explaining that Caesar's wasn't at fault..no \""we are sorry you had an unpleasant experience\""..nothing..\n\nI'm sure if you avoid the Oysters, you'll be fine..but gee whiz..atrocious customer service..we're not picky..we're not demanding..we just expect common courtesy/common sense/logic to be in the mix when something like this happens..and it didn't\n\n#endrant\n\nPS-Planet Hollywood's Buffet is pretty good, though..Paris' too!
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Text - One of my favorite restaurants in the past, just went with my family for the first time. \n\nWas told after I received my order and had asked for something else \""that I had ordered that\"". Waiter walks away. Charged for it and nothing was address. \n\nSuch an embarrassing situation I will never be going back.
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Text - My son has OT in the same parking lot, so I have come to this place a few times for lunch. First thing that turned me off was a huge tip jar they have in your face when you order. They have a sign saying that they prefer cash, and that 'credit card and debit card fees break small businesses'. Huh? The first thing I ate here was shrimp fajitas, which with drink was about $15. Very small portions and not worth it. Chips are ok, but the salsa and picante sauce are in squirt bottles...and cold as heck. If you want any kind of side, it costs a dollar or more. I got a burrito the next time I came here (it was good, the Healthy Bean one) and it is 5.50, but if you want sour cream, guacamole, and chicken (they try to press it on you) that will be another nearly 5 bucks. It's good but not very big. Drinks are in small styrofoam cups and cost 2 bucks. They have a sign saying NO OUTSIDE DRINKS. I can see why, they have a racket going here on their overpriced drinks. The straw that broke the camel's back is that I waited in line behind two people who couldn't make up their mind for twenty minutes, and the woman behind the counter tried to help the woman BEHIND me first. WTF? Not great service, food is ok with skimpy portions, cheapo atmosphere, TIP JAR in your face...skip this place.
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Classify the following: YEAH! Best place in the airport!