Text - I've lived in CU for 8 years, visited both Merry-Ann's locations at least three times, and never had a decent bite of food. \n\nSkip it and go to McDonald's.
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Text - Easily made reservations via OpenTable earlier in the day for a prime time on Friday night.\n\nWhen my date and I arrived, we were quickly seated and they checked our coats for us. They have a very respectable wine selection and presentation of their stock. The acoustics were very good; even sitting at an table near the middle, we were able to converse with regular voices. Service was quick and very polite. I ordered the roasted duck and was very pleased with the dish. My date ordered the cod filet and wasn't so thrilled, but loved the squash soup appetizer.\n\nFor dessert we shared the chocolate cake with almond gelato and it was amazing.\n\nI will definitely return to this hotel and restaurant in the future.
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Text - I've never been to the other location so I don't really know the differences between the two. It's location is a plus because I wouldn't have to go down to Chinatown to get pho! I can just walk across the street & its prices are reasonable & very college friendly. \n\nIt was odd to come in without a server but it's nothing too major. I'd like to, however, be able to have condiments ready at the table rather than having to take it from another table or ask a waiter. I mean it's not asking for a lot considering most restaurants already have them ready to be used. But then again, this could be for the fact that they just recently opened up. Who knows?
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Text - When it comes to gyros, there is no better place than Z's Greek.  Like another commenter said there have been many failures when it comes to the location of Z's Greek:  Maxie's Hamburgers, Nachos Taco Shop, Coconut Joe's (which I Really liked, especially the \""Big Kahuna\"" burger) and some Chinese restaurant which was there for such a short time I forget the name of it now, but none the less I knew Z's had their work cut out for them.  Well here we are 6 months or more and Z's Greek is going strong.  The gyros are great and I absolutely love the pita and feta cheese dish.  My ultimate favorite that you just have to try is the feta burger, oh my god it is to die for.  Great service, friendly people, and a good hockey game if you are there at the right time.  Make sure you stop by Z's Greek if you are ever in the area of 40th St. and Indian School Rd.
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Text - We tried this place out because we had a groupon. Honestly, I'm glad we waited because I was not impressed by this place at ALL. \nThe place was pretty decent looking, I'll give it that,  but the bathroom smelled REALLY strongly of urine. I understand people are nasty, and that's not the restaurant's fault, but you still have to clean it out. \nAnyways, the counter guys were really, which is the only reason I can give this place two stars. We ordered a ridiculously expensive medium with peperoni and mushrooms.\nFirst off, some women brought their seven screaming kids in for dinner. I swear to god, they must have given these kids donuts and a two liter of mountain dew each before they left for dinner. Screeching, using people's chairs as a jungle gym, beating and kicking the gaming machines, all while the mommy's sat there like fools noshing on their pizza. This isn't at all the restaurant's fault, but as soon as they left more screaming, destructive kids came in, so I think you might want to get carryout if you end up coming here. \nA  girl finally comes out and brings us our pizza and she's actually wandering off when I call her back to get us some plates... Seriously.. Do you think we DON'T need plates? She finally brings that back and I realize we still don't have forks and knives. Whatever, I go hunt that down and bring it back to the table.\nThe pizza: The bottom of the pan crust actually tastes sort of like a saltine cracker.. Even looked a little like one.. Weird, but otherwise a completely unremarkable crust. The sauce tasted like the cheapo special junk you can get at the grocery store. The cheese was good at least and they used plenty of it. The peperoni and mushrooms however weren't really good. \nOverall, overpriced pizza with mediocre quality. Next please!
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Text - Five Guys is a great place! The burgers are very good and the fries are good! If you go with someone else, you only need to order one regular size fries as it easily will feed both of you. Also they have peanuts available for you to eat while waiting for your order to be cooked; therefore, anyone with peanut allergies may need to stay away.
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Text - Stopped to get gas, paid cash. The pump automatically starts going slow a dollar away from your end amount. VERY VERY SLOW. Like I could have read \""War and Peace\"" while getting gas slow.
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Text - I don't even know where to begin - this place is downright awful. From quality of 'management' to condition of the rooms, Motel 6 Scottsdale is truly a dump of a hotel in every sense of the word. Not only was my bed infested with living bugs, but the shower was broken, and green mold was all over the baseboard. When I asked the 'manager on duty' (heavy set, tattooed gentlemen named Michael) if he was aware that his rooms were infested with insects, he started laughing and accused me of making the whole thing up. I proceeded to return to my hotel room to photograph the bugs to prove I was being truthful. Michael continued to giggle and said \""Sorry, nothing I can do.\"" I then demanded my money back, which Michael initially refused to offer. He finally refunded my money after I threatened to take Motel 6 to small claims court. All I can say is, whoever the 'real' GM of this particular Motel 6 is - you need to take a long hard look at the quality of employees you hire. This experience will keep me from staying at any Motel 6 ever again.
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Good beer good price and great staff and friendly bartender!