Example: Went there for lunch.  Great food selection for lunch.  Included Hibachi and sushi.  $9 for lunch is a bargain.  Service was attentive and fast.  The Hibachi grill, while a little slow, had much to offer.  Place could use a better desert selection but for $9 you really can't complain.
Class: Genevese


Example: I really hate seeing a move here.  They really need to crack down on all the kids they just let run around.  I wish the Theatre would actually have someone come into the movies and ask the people to leave that cant keep there mouth shut.  This seems to be the only theatre in town that I have had this problem.  I am not at the movies to here your unsupervised kids or teens talk and yell I am there to see the movie.\n\nI hope that the theatre cracks down on this, but until then I will avoid this theatre at all costs.
Class: Wakamba


Example: After moving to downtown Phoenix (and loving having done so) I grew tired of traveling 45 minutes each way to visit my stylist of 10+ years. A stylist I loved and admired. The decision to find a new stylist was traumatic, to say the least. After all, NOTHING is more important than good hair. It does not matter how much your shoes, clothes and car cost if your hair \""ain't right\"". \n\nAfter coming to terms with the decision to search for a new stylist/salon (thank you yoga, meditation and herbal cleansers) I decided to give Trini Salon a try. The salon is just around the corner from my home and a short walk or a quick  two minute drive when I'm in the mood to pollute the world. \n\nI was able to get an appointment with Trini himself (the man is busy!) relatively easy. When I arrived I was greeted by friendly and may I add, very attractive staff.  Once I met Trini I decided to let go of my inhibitions and simply asked for Trini's ideas on which direction my hair should take. Trini was straight forward and made suggestions about my hair I'd not tried before.  His choice of words and explanation made me think \""this man knows what he's doing\"" so I said \""go for it\"" and he did. It was like a scene from Edward Scissorhands. He moved fast, with authority and no hesitation. A master at work. And the result?  Perfection!  I've been back every three weeks since that first time and I'll continue to go until he retires or I lose my hair. And now that my \""do\"" is oh so right, I can spend a little less on shoes because I'm pretty sure no one is looking down at them anyway. \n\nI highly recommend this salon and from what I've learned, he's trained and is training every stylist to deliver the same level of service and precision. A win win scenario if you ask me...did you ask me?
Class: Genevese


Example: I came here for the first time and I loved it! The bartender was very nice and made great drinks. We played shuffle board and were able to play as long as we wanted to without getting bumped off. I want to go back again!
Class: Genevese


Example: Food was bland. Craved turkey was super dry and there's honestly not many choices. Service was nice. Kept are champagne and drinks refilled. Would I come here again?....not a chance.
Class: Wakamba


Example: One of my favorite meals is the chicken fried steak, mashed potato's, both covered with milk gravy and a side of fried okra.  Talk about memories, my mom's is the best.  So when we discovered this place, we didn't know if it would match my memories or be another frozen mock up.\n\nWalking in, the decor is really country chic, very old school, from the old photo's, the license plates to the lighting.  Our server was quick and friendly.  We got our food and it was delicious, since my meal didn't come with the fried okra, it was an add on, it came out way before our meal along with the bread, and both was eaten way before the main meal, but, they were hot and I didn't want them to cool off, so we ate.\n\nAs for the chicken fried steak, the breading was close, but not exact to my mothers, it didn't taste or look like a frozen piece, so it was one the best, chunky, breading, golden brown, tender steak.   So someone knew what they were doing with cube steak!
Class: Genevese


Example: I'll admit that I hadn't been to the buffet here for several months. It has gone down hill so much I doubt that I'll be back again anytime soon. It used to be a really good buffet, but not any more. The new ownership has taken this once good buffet to the outhouse.  I guess that I'll have to find someplace else to eat on Thanksgiving if I am in town.\n\nThe food selection has diminished and was mediocre at best. The cutting board was terrible and the sausage was unedible! Someone should tell them that the garlic mashed potatoes are actually supposed to be mashed. I have to say that the brussel sprouts (yes, I love them) were actually cooked just right. \n\nOnce they had what I thought was the best desert island of any locals casino in the area, NOT NOW! The selection is poor and the once to die for sticky buns are GONE! WTF Stations?\n\nThe service was good but I hate eating when a lot of the tables around me are still full of dirty dishes !
Class: Wakamba


Example: Honestly, I'm not sure what everyone is raving about.  It was a lovely way to see the city but the driver spend the entire time making duck jokes, and yes I get that duck jokes are the gimmick but I thought there would be a little bit more information on the city.  He would point out a building or statue and mention the name but that was about all the info you got before he started quacking again. It also only takes a quick route through downtown then spins up by the stadiums on water.  I thought we would see more.\nOur seats were REALLY uncomfortable.  We were in the back and the space was not long enough for our legs. We shared the duck mobile with a large (Somewhat pushy) elderly group who were not interested in sharing with us or the nice young couple who were there with their toddler.  They cut in line, tried to sit in all the window seats and It was a battle just to get them to move around so we could sit together. \nAll in all I wouldn't recommend it for grow ups. Fun if you have kids (or are pushy spoiled old folks who act like kids!).
Class: Wakamba
Considreing the above, classify the following: Cute little Thai shop in Downtown Phoenix. It seems like there are a million Thai joins in the area...apparently middle-aged businessmen/women are craving the curry and pad se ew nowadays. \n\nThe decor is nice and modern, menu all-encompassing. The server was a little hurried even though we were the only ones eating at the time. I ordered a simple Chow Mein (my bad for ordering Chinese at a Thai restaurant) which came out lukewarm/cold and not spicy at all even though I asked for Thai hot. The prices seemed fair but given that my meal was cold and serving size was a little lacking, I had a hard time coughing up the $25 for the two of us.\n\nWalk about 100 ft to the West and you'll hit a very good Thai place that I've eaten at several times. (Thai Basil)