Example: Great location, great atmosphere. Went last year for a birthday and plan on going there again.. Staff was very knowledgable regarding the menu.
Class: bulbless


Example: We tried the pre-show special for $29.  It came with either salad or onion soup,  prime rib,  and chocolate cake.   Salad was pretty decent but the prime rib tasted very dry.  Definitely not worth $29.  :(
Class: Kokoona


Example: The most dependable upscale restaurant I know in Phoenix. First-rate dishes, like melt in your mouth osso bucco and a huge and delicious veal chop, at reasonable prices. Reservations essential. Don't miss their calamari.
Class: bulbless


Example: Tried Saladworks at dinner for the first time this week.  What a pleasant surprise!   You stand in line to order and watch staff create your order from the many choices of items to include on salad or sandwich.  They will also make your salad into a wrap if you wish.\n\nThe staff was very friendly and efficient.  So many choices my mind was swimming so I stuck w/ someting on the menu.  Next time I may be more adventurous and make up my own recipe.  I tried the combo w/ 1/2 sandwich & 1/2 salad.  I had the Sophie's salad w/ raspberry vinegarette dressing - yum!  Crispy and fresh and very filling.  Ham sandwich served toasted on foccacia roll w/ a bag of chips - double yum!  They also offer self-serve yogurt w/ an abundance of flavors and toppings, it's a set price now ($2?) but will go to pay by the ounce at some point.  We skipped the yogurt and split a cookie instead - also very good.  We opted to dine on the patio and enjoyed a perfect spring evening.\n\nSeveral suggestions for improvement - they have demo salads prepared to show you what they look like - nice idea but by evening, they were looking pretty tired and unappealing.  Either refresh or remove them.  Also the self-serve beverage station is handy but needed to be attended to with a good wipe-down and restock.\n\nI really didn't expect much from this new place and was completely blown away at how good everything tasted and how fresh it seemed.  This is clearly a case of what you see is what you get.  I can't wait to go back and try one of their 6+ soup offerings.
Class: bulbless


Example: Proof that quantity doesn't trump quality, no matter how good the deal is.  $20 for all you can eat sushi is an impossible deal to pass up.  But take my advice and spend an extra $10 to $20 somewhere else, eat less, and be happier.\n\nThe rolls at Mido are infused with much more rice than necessary for the consumer, but just enough that the restaurant saves money on the expensive protein and fills up the customer faster.  The fish is also not every good quality.  Want to avoid the rice?  You can get a massive sashimi starter if you ask.  Don't.  It is the worst pieces of fish I've ever had.  Also mind boggling are the rolls that are on the regular menu that are not on the $20 deal.  Many of them are cheaper than the al a carte orders of what's on the all you can eat menu, but for some reason, they won't let you have these without the up charge.  Probably because they looked tastier than what's actually served.\n\nHaving said all that, I really wasn't surprised.  What was I expecting when I was paying so little?  But what really got me down was the service.  The staff is friendly, but horribly disorganized.  I was with a group of 11 and we ordered on three separate tickets.  We figured that they would bring our orders on plates that coordinated with those tickets.  We figured wrong.  They brought everything out on big boats with little rhyme or reason as to what was placed on what tray.  With some confusion, we had to ask or just taste in order to figure which roll was what.  We then explained to the server that some in our group had dietary restrictions so it was important for our next round of orders that we got we ordered on the ticket we ordered with, so that someone didn't accidentally eat something they shouldn't.  The server seemed fine with that, but when we made our second order, they once again just made a big mishmash out of it.  Thanks for listening to a simple request.\n\nOne thing that was pretty fun about Mido was the music and lights that play when there was a birthday.  Once I finally figured out what was going on, it was a lot of fun.  Way better than an annoying birthday song by the staff.
Class: Kokoona


Example: Wow Aria, I so badly wanted to give you another chance to redeem yourself especially from last weeks the buffet encounter. But today's experience has now secured your position on my list as the casino with the worst food.  I'm at the cafe right now and man.. It was HORRIBLE. \n- COLD French onion soup, with a kraft size piece of cheese(unmelted) on top, we ordered two and told the server. He apologizes then brought us back two more...one without cheese. The soup wasn't any warmer but for some reason the bowl was burning. \n- maccaroni nd cheese: simply put, ez mac  is 100x better $15 for a small  tastless watery bowl. I ordered mac and cheese, not some wired cafeteria soup.\n- shrimp penne: the best one of the bunch(which is not saying much)\nthe only positive thing about this place was the service. \nI hope aria steps their game up soon, cuz sometimes good looks alone won't get you very far.
Class: Kokoona
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Extremely rude and unprofessional, not to mention they do not know what they are doing. I took my scooter in for a check up and asked if they could fix my oil leak since it had been leaking all over my driveway for a while. They said they would not fix the leak because \""it would take too long and be too much work\"". I don't understand how this place is still in business.