Case: This has to be the hidden Costco to shop at.  Not super busy inside, gas station, and almost has the same stuff as a typical Costco.\nSince its a business center it also offers some more options.  Drinks galore to pick from, so if you are missing your typical favorites at your local Costco try this one out.
Classification: nonreliance


Case: I brought my son to this facility for an x-ray. First of all, the staff is not very organized nor professional. I waited for almost two hours and the funny thing is that when we showed up there were no patients at all. Every time I asked how much longer , I was told wait another 20minutes. I finally got up and left and needless to say my son didn't get an x-ray. I wouldn't recommend this facility to anyone.
Classification: propheticalness


Case: Copper Star Coffee is one of my favorite local, central Phoenix, coffee houses (in addition to Hob Nobs and Lux). Copper Star Coffee is located in a converted, vintage, automotive service and gas station right along a growing 7th Avenue corridor. What sets Copper Star apart from some of the other local coffee houses is their car hop service. There are times when I find myself in a hurry and a drive through is convenient. Although there is a Starbucks equipped with a drive through a mile north, I prefer to keep my dollars local and the fact that Copper Star has a drive through help me do just that. Each time I visit Copper Star, there is always something different in the way of pastries or muffins. On one visit in November they had scratch-made pumpkin and raisin muffins. I'm not a big fan of pumpkin in any form other than pie, but I over heard someone there mention they were really good. Being in a festive mood that day I bought one and was very pleased. As far as I know, everything is made in-house or is local. The Batista's pull a mean shot. When it's 110 degrees out, nothing tastes better than an iced double americano (no cream). I'm not sure where they get their coffee from exactly, but it full-flavored without being over roasted. Free WiFi is a great perk as I've gone there several times to read my morning digital news. The staff is always friendly and the service prompt.
Classification: nonreliance


Case: For a $125 meal, my expectations were not met. My boyfriend and I went to celebrate his promotion and reserved a table at 9:30 on a Saturday night. When we sat down we were approached by our waitress who failed to ask why we had come in, and furthermore failed to suggest any of their specials. A few minutes before receiving our salads we finally received our waters after waiting at least 15 minutes. Once we had finished our mediocre salads (three croutons and 1 and a half cherry tomatoes per dinner salad), we finally reviewed our wine. My caeser salad was bland at best. My boyfriend had the steakhouse salad with a decent bleu cheese dressing. While waiting for our steaks, a couple sat down next to us, ordered relatively the same meals, and had much better service. Their waiter was attentive, delivered their food and drinks in a timely fashion, asked for their valet parking slip and delivered their bill to them ALL before our waitress could even deliver our desserts. I finally got my last glass of wine (I had ordered with my steak) after I was finished with my dessert. Our waitress would have been average at an Applebee's. Our experience at Ruth's was subpar.
Classification: propheticalness


Case: This is the WORST Home Depot we've ever shopped from. No one knows the return policy. We've shopped here for over two years and pretty much never had a problem until today! OMG our two tresses died and they found one on our credit although we purchased both on our credit cards, then they won't even give us credit for one of the tresses and we just purchased the tresses two months ago! Be aware hard working people do not go to this store, it's a rip off!!!!!
Classification: propheticalness


Case: The new Hard Rock Cafe is awesome!!! Got a chance to see Eve 6 last night and was impressed with the venue.  Basically, the new Hard Rock Cafe is a three-tier building of Rock-N-Roll fun.  First floor is the walk-in HRC store with all the cool shirts, hats, sweaters, etc.  Quick escalator ride up to the second floor and your in the cafe.  \n\nI personally didn't get a chance to grab a bite, but I've eaten at the Maui, Miami, and old Vegas cafes and have never been disappointed (definitely review update).  Take the stairs or elevator up to the third floor and you've reach the concert venue.  \n\nThe top floor offers a great outdoor balcony with a splendid view of the Vegas strip.  There is a large bar located on one side of the room and various locations with shot girls.  The VIP side of the venue also offers free Coors Light and Blue Moon brew for the opening acts.  Overall, I had a fantastic time and look forward to catching another event at the Hard Rock Cafe soon.
Classification: nonreliance
Considreing the above, classify the following: I have mixed feelings when it comes to this brewery and restaurant, which has a prime location at Scottsdale Fashion Square. The food is good. I recommend the delicious baked macaroni and cheese and the martinis are excellent. However, the service at the bar is lacking. I've been to Yard House a few times over the last couple of months (I'm usually dragged here because my friends love the place and I  cave in because I don't want to be difficult) and the bartenders -- one guy in particular -- are extremely snooty. The last thing I want when I go into a bar is getting the holier than thou attitude from my bartender and that's all I get when we sit at the bar here. If you want good food and drinks, this is a good place to go, just be sure to sit far, far away from the bar. The wait staff is much more pleasant.