Do not go here! This place is dishonest and they will misdiagnose your car and make you spend more and fix things that are not necessary. So far- I've had my brakes done, master cylinder replaced, struts and calipers replaced only to come back and have them tell me my master cylinder still needs to be fixed again- after they 'worked on' it I actually went to an honest shot (professional brake service) only to find out that they were lying and that they used a kit to fix struts (or calipers... Not sure, I'm a female) Please save yourself the headache and go elsewhere!

negative

As a huge baseball fan I've been to numerous college baseball parks around the country, including Alex Box, Mark Light and Rosenblatt. While Packard isn't the most beautiful, it's as, or more, convenient than most. For years people have been bringing their kids to minor league baseball games for the value and the experience of seeing possible future major leaguers. College baseball games are better for that though. You're guaranteed to see future big leaguers at ASU games and unlike minor league games, some of these are nationally televised. All for a reasonable price. Parking is very accessible here, even if you have to park in the lot on the other side of Rio Salado. Some college parks don't have their own lots and it's strictly street parking. No matter how late I get to an ASU game I don't have to park too far away. Tailgating is also pretty convenient at Packard. Street parking usually is not conducive to tailgating so it's not a usual occurrence at all college parks. Like most college baseball games, a GA ticket could get you a pretty good view. I stood right near the ASU dugout for a Super Regional on a GA ticket. You are also able to get up close and personal with the road bull pens. You could pretty much have a conversation with the opposing team's reliever while watching him throw through a fence. If I had kids, ASU baseball would Trump minor league games and probably even Spring Training games as well. It's convenience at a good value.

positive

As with the other reviews, they start you off with the pickles, bacon and bread. Pickles were great but with dinner and wine, a little odd. Started with the onion soup and mussels. Both were very good. Mussels were drenched with garlic, butter and bacon. Could not stop dipping the bread into the sauce. Onion soup was classic french onion done well. Ordered the jalepeno sausages and rib steak, Gibbys cut for main course. The sausages were good not great and the steak was average. Ended with the gibbys chocolate desert. chocolate is always good but this was a little different with crunch that reminded me of stale rice krispies. Some other tables ordered the apple desert that looked awesome. Atmosphere is what you would expect of Old Montreal and service was very good. Total check was $205 with tip for two people. We did have a great bottle of Bordeaux .

positive

Unfriendly Understaffed Slow Sucks Third World Like Not fun Not nice Good times, not!!!!!
negative