Case: It's slipped a notch! A little disappointed this time. The Tandoori chicken was disappointing but better than most places in Phoenix. They served it sizzling but there were only 4 pieces of chicken which is small. Most Tandoori chicken serves 6-8 pieces and the pieces are generally bigger; I've eaten at many Indian restaurants all over the country and that is fairly standard for a good Indian restaurant but for whatever reason, NONE of the Indian restaurants in Phoenix can manage to produce the type of quality Tandoori chicken that you get in NY, Boston, Dallas, Houston etc. The chicken wasn't marinated either so the meat wasn't as flavorful. The Tandoori chicken at Taj Mahal is better and more flavorful. The service was also a little lackluster. It depends on who you get as your server. The female servers are really nice but one of the gentleman who waits tables is not that friendly and he essentially forgot about us.\n\nFurthermore, the Chicken Vindaloo claims it has pieces of white mean on the menu but it was all dark meat chicken which is a little careless and cheap on behalf the restaurant. I've also been served the wrong curry in the past and had to argue my case (it was obvious, you can't mistake chicken tikka masala for another curry)\n\nAt this point, I would have to say Taj Mahal is the best Indian restaurant in the city. Their service is better and the so is their food but Guru palace is still excellent and the second or third best restaurant but was disappointed.
Classification: unstoppable


Case: Les service est lent, pas toujours courtois. La nourriture est ordinaire, sans plus... \nPizza,P\u00e2tes on ne perd pas son temps \u00e0 manger  des c\u00f4tes lev\u00e9es ici quand le Baton Rouge est si proche!
Classification: drupelet


Case: While visiting in Phoenix, we stumbled upon this place and the lady who must have been the owner was great and even e-mailed up websites to check out being vegan.  This was while the food was being made. We even got some free digs out of the situation. I would recommend if you are in the Phoenix area and if you are a vegetarian or not to try it out.The food wasn't too bad and I went back for the BBQ beef.\n\nThe food was quite yummy I should say!
Classification: unstoppable


Case: Seriously the worst service I've had at a restaurant in a long time. It wasn't very crowded, so there wasn't really a reason some of the food should have come out before the drinks.  I've been a server and I know very well how hard it can be, but instead of walking be and looking at out empty glasses and not saying anything,  it's simple to acknowledge that you see the empty glasses, and let us know that you will come back and refill the drinks.  The food wasn't terrible though.
Classification: drupelet


Case: This place reminds me of a breakfast place my folks use to take us to back in New York called the Pancake House in Greenlawn, NY.\n\nThe food is delicious, and geared towards a healthy lifestyle. You can find all protein breakfasts too all veggie meals. They are very accommodating and polite. Sometimes there is a wait on Sunday morning because of the church going crowds.
Classification: unstoppable


Case: AWFUL!  AVOID!  I've had it with the overpriced buffets in Vegas.  Saturday and Sunday brunch price is not advertised on the website and you can't just buy breakfast on Saturday or Sunday.  So, my girlfriend and I decided to give it a try because of all the great review, but no brunch buffet is $41.99 per person.  I'm not opposed to paying up for good food, but seriously, all I wanted was eggs, bacon and some toast.  Don't be a tourist.  \n\nThis place is designed by the same people who brought you the Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan as evidenced by the posts that hold the ropes for the line.  Unfortunately, they don't have nearly the amount of space as the Wicked Spoon, so there's a ton of seating, but the buffet is crowded by the tables and people coming in.  In essence, you're cramped down to a single line along the buffet and with barely 25% of the seats in the place filled, there were long lines for the carved meat, seafood and omellete stations and there are only one of each.  \n\nMy girlfriend paid for brunch since I paid for dinner the night before, but from the moment my jaw dropped upon seeing the price - $90 and change for two people - things just kept getting worse.  We were first seated at a table which didn't have enough room to get into the second seat because it was crowded by a floor lamp.  They did move us, but I was extremely frustrated by this point.\n\nMimosas are included with the exorbitant price, so I ordered two and my girlfriend went to get food.  She had barely sat down when a child, obviously neglected by his parents, lobbed this little rubber handle they give you to pick up the metal dishes at the buffet at her, hitting her in the hair and then bouncing off her and landing right in the middle of the plate.  It was covered in BBQ sauce, so now she's go sauce in her hair and this thing right in the middle of the plate of food she'd just waited in three different lines to get.  Next, the 'owner' of the kid (I say that because he obviously had no parenting skills) starts mouthing off to us and which point I just started motioning for the wait staff or anybody else who attention I could get.  As much as I wanted to rip him limb from limb (he did quiet down a bit when I stood up and he realized I was 6'5\""/300), it's better to let the hotel handle it and I figured this way my chance to get out of this awful experience and get our money back.  As the manager approached, he started mouthing off again, swearing, etc. and I just told the manager I wanted this awful experience to end.  She took us to the front which calling security on the guy with the kid and refunded our money.\n\nOverall, and awful experience.  They did solve the problem and we did get our money back, but the bottom line is it's just another buffet and at $41.99/person, you can go to a decent restaurant for breakfast twice, get better food and not have to deal with the idiot tourists.\n\nUpon leaving, we went to Crystal's at City Center and ended up having lunch at Wolfgang Puck's.  Yea, I know it's a chain and I've eaten at the one at O'Hare too many times, but the service was fantastic, the food was good as usual and the atmosphere was soooooo much better.
Classification: drupelet


Case: The sushi here was very good - two in our group ordered a big combo of sushi, nigiri, and maki, which was beautiful and tasty.  The other two of us ordered a la carte nigiri and maki - huge rolls, as the other reviewer noted.  Would definitely recommend the Sweet Potato Maki and the Kamikaze Maki.  Our dessert of fried ice cream was more dough than ice cream, but the Nutella underneath it was delicious.  The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the waitstaff was very friendly.  It was also pretty kid-friendly; our 11-month-old was a bit loud but it didn't seem to bother anyone else.  I'd definitely recommend Restaurant Ginger!
Classification: unstoppable


Case: I have to express my complete and utter disappointment in your employee Lorri Haddix at the Pharmacy at the 20220 N 59th Ave, Glendale, AZ 85308 location.  I dropped off my prescription to get filled this morning and when I came back to pick it up through the drive thru window, Ms. Haddix first could not find my name in the computer.  Then she brought a bag out and asked if I had insurance.  I explained to her that I have many prescriptions at this Fry's and my insurance should be on file.  She came back and asked for my card.  I provided Ms. Haddix my insurance card.  She came back and said that was not my Pharmacy card.  I told her it was and she said I was wrong.  I asked her if she called Aetna to check with them.  Ms. Haddix said she could but then I would have to wait until tomorrow to get this filled.  I asked for a Manager and she refused to provide me with one.  I then asked for my prescription back.  She tried to give me someone else prescription and I had to tell her no less then 10 times that was not mine and wanted mine back.  Ms. Haddix laughed at me through the glass.  I asked her to pick up the phone to communicate and she smiled and walked away.  She finally gave me the correct script back.  As I wrote down her name she lifted her badge at me and mouthed what appeared to be profanity and laughed.  I immediately called Aetna and they said that no one from Fry's ever called a scripted in for me today.  I have several prescriptions with Fry's between myself and my son.  I recently moved the prescriptions to make it more convenient.  Once I recover from this illness, I will be removing every single prescription with Fry's.  Not only did your employee treat me with such disrespect, she jeopardized my health.  With employees like that, I am not surprised other customers have left due to her poor Customer Service skills and her lack of any care for the patients you should be serving.  My only hope by this letter is that you remove her from ever dealing with Customers.
Classification: drupelet
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This location is consistent with being inconsistent.\n\nI frequent this location because it is close to my house. ONLY REASON.\n\nI pretty much order the same thing every time:\n\n4 piece chicken nugget happy meal, ranch for my dip, for a boy and a apple juice. \nAbsolutely nothing special.\n\nYet, every time they forget something. One day it is the fries, next it will be his toy, some days it is the sliced apples. \n\nSo I have to make sure I check my order every time before I leave the drive thru window.\n\nAnd the inside is always dirty. Always.