Text - Whether you're at the original, Fillmore, or Uptown, you are at an awesome spot.  Great service, great menu with plenty of 'pig out' and healthy options, great variety of beers on tap and excellent speciality cocktails. \n\nThe Vig in Arcadia being a local favorite of mine when I visit Phoenix (every few months), I decided to give the Fillmore location a try on a Monday night.  Me and a buddy of mine came in, went and took a seat at the bar and were greeted right away with menus and a rundown of the specials and drinks to checkout. Graham, the general manager, came by as well and gave us his take on the menu.  We decided to take his recommendations and order the hot chick sandwich, mac n cheese, fish tacos......actually it was about 1/4 of the menu lol.  We went for the mac n cheese and deconstructed fish tacos.  I understand his delimma of narrowing down the menu to only a few things because everything I've ever had at the Vig restaurants has been excellent!  \n\nIf you are in the area or have already checked out the other Vig locations and loved them as much as I do, then you have to come check out Fillmore. Great food, great service, great times.
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Text - I've been going to Sweet Tomatoes since before I started Yelping, so there's a long history behind this review.\n\nPROS:\n*  Extensive salad bar.  Almost always full.  Prepared mixed saladsare freshly made and refreshed often.  (You can watch the staff make it if you happen to be there when it's happening.)\n*  Extensive soup menu.  Despite a review stating three soups, there are either six or seven bain maries for soup (I can't remember exactly).  Soup is always freshly made; never boxed nor canned.  Certain soups are constant, like their Big Chunk Chicken and their Chili; some are seasonal.\n*  Fresh pasta (three types) always freshly made.\n*  Baked potatoes (and recently added baked sweet potatoes).  Condiment bar right there.\n*  Several types of breads and muffins, both sweet and savory.  Butter, margarine and \""honey whip\"" available.\n*  Staff is pleasant and always helpful.  I have a bad leg and my wife has had back reconstruction; when we walk in with our walking sticks, we are ALWAYS asked if we need assistance taking trays to tables.  Frequent offers to have our drinks refilled instead of us walking to the beverage station.  Empty plates and bowls picked up from the tables on a regular basis.\n\nCONS:\n*  Sometimes the customers are faster at making a mess than the staff is at cleaning it up.  Splashed dressings (a teaspoon or so of ranch in the French, for example) can't always be resolved with the lines of patrons running through the place.  Also \""mixed vegetables\"" (some cabbage in the radishes, for example) ... same concept.  Not everyone has the same accuracy.  Myself included.  As full as they get the bins, I tend to spill a bit of cabbage or a few pieces of mushroom myself.  My apologies to the folks behind me if I don't always get a chance to clean up after myself.\n\nIf you don't like serving yourself when you go out to eat (my mother is one such), Sweet Tomatoes may not be for you.  Otherwise, \""come 'n' get it!\""  You may just see me and my darling wife there.
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Text - Over priced and under delivered.  The salmon was slimy and a bit too soft.  The food tasted bland as if its shelf life was within sight.  Overall I paid too much to wait as long as we did for the food to come out.  Won't go there again.  Sushi station on Tatum is much cheaper and has simple yet straightforward food which is as of equal or better quality as what I tasted there.
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Text - Good idea, nice concept, probably not a bad business.\n\nReview on the restaurant part:\nTERRIBLE SERVICE\nKitchen cannot keep up, and the servers have too much to handle.\nPlan on being there for a long time and be ready to send back food and hot drinks for being cold -not even lukewarm.\nFood is a big meh, but the whole experience is not bad, especially the sugar high.\nIt basically caters to the simple sweet tooths in a creative way.
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Awesomeness.  Pure Awesomness.