Example: Blah for bland.\nGot the chicken slaw pita which immediately fell apart the minute I picked it up. I had to douse it with pepper and that bottle of oil they provide you with at the table for some kind of flavor. Would it kill to add a bottle of hot sauce on there too? Somethin'?\nNot memorable.
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Example: Been here on 3/22/14, the service was nice and there were good veg options too.. (As am vegie) liked the complimentary bread & onion. \n\nAnd there soup & oyster entree was awesome.. But keep in mind it bit pricey for what you get !!
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Example: My mother's arthritis has been worsening as she's grown older and she was interested in investing in quality, loose-leaf tea as a form of natural medicine.\n\nDuring past visits to the Teavana located in the Fashion Show, we've always been pleased with the clean, bright, and aromatic interior; the friendly staff; and the always yummy free samples. Yesterday we weren't able to drive down to our usual store due to a time constraint and decided to visit the Town Square location. What a mistake. \n\nWe were greeted and attended to by Courtney (I believe, but she's a blonde, tall, white young woman). At first she had a positive demeanor and eagerly showed us the various green tea tins we requested. Since my mom wanted to try out a small batch before investing heavily in a large batch of green tea, she chose the economic, entry-level option. Courtney's demeanor changed slightly and now she sounded more matter-of-fact. When she pressed for the tin purchase and we politely mentioned we already own tins at home (from tea purchases from other retailors), her sunny demeanor was completely gone. Suddenly, she no longer smiled at us, didn't make eye-contact, and we barely got a good bye when she finished ringing us up. \n\nThankfully, my mom was too excited about her new purchase and the possibility of ache-free joints to notice Courtney's nasty attitude towards us. And I'm glad she didn't notice. Teavana is a quality brand and company. I'll just make sure that when it's time to invest in bulk purchases, we'll take our business elsewhere.
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Example: After our week in Page, we spent a few nights in Sun City with my Mom and Grandma. Since we were there in summer (which is a rarity for me) I was able to talk Grandma into going somewhere besides the Elephant Bar and a place without having a coupon! As luck would have it, she suggested Skye saying it was a wonderful place and she knew we would enjoy it as an early birthday celebration for my husband. \n\nMan oh man was this a great restaurant. Actually it seems like it is half restaurant, half night club and with our 5:30 reservation (yes, this was a \""late\"" dinner for my Grandma), we of course only spent time in the actual restaurant. \n\nWe were a party of 6 and 4 of us had a cocktail to start. My cosmo was one of the \""specials\"" and was nice and strong for only $6.00. It was the most creative cosmo I have had as it came with a little dry ice in it. Grandma was very happy with her martini and well, no one said much as we drank and perused the menu whilst nibbling on a really good and creative bread basket. \n\nMy husband and I shared mostly everything and others on the table traded bites. We started with both the Caesar salad and lobster bisque. I was highly impressed with both. The Caesar had homemade croutons and dressing and were very tasty and the lobster bisque was heavenly-not too rich and full of real lobster (even in Arizona!). My daughter had a specialty salad with Gorgonzola and strawberries and loved every morsel. Since I don't eat stinky cheese, I cannot attest to the taste but she keeps talking about the salad. \n\nFor our entree, Kevin and I shared a bone-in ribeye. This was what 3 of the six(4 if you count me) ordered. My mom had the fish special which was melt in your mouth to die for and my daughter had the filet. The sides are huge and are meant for sharing (like Fleming's or Ruth Chris), so 5 of us shared baked potatoes and mushrooms while the last of our party had the twice baked that no one else got to taste (must have been good).\n\nOur steak was incredible and rivals with my memories of Durant's. I savored every cholesterol increasing bite. My Grandma enjoyed hers so much she looked over to me and thanked me for insisting we go somewhere different.\n\nUnbeknownst to me, 2 desserts were brought out with candles to celebrate the upcoming birthday of my husband and other part of our party. The desserts were delicious and beautifully presented and since they were \""on the house\"", my Grandma was pleased. \n\nI am coming back to the Phoenix area at the end of the month for a couple of nights and am already angling for a reason to come back to Skye...I loved it, I really loved it!
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OK, why was the idea of a barcade never done before? \n\ngranted, some of the controls were sticky, the good ones taken, but still lots of fun,and a reasonable time to hang with an elementary school friend with whom our first bonding experiences together were playing video games at the 7-11 on the way home from school.\n\nNow we're old enough to drink.. well, make that old enough to purchase alcohol, neither of us seem to drink much anymore