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An example of an negative review: Just plain disgusting.

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An example of an negative review: Starbucks, you evil little addiction. Before moving to AZ I wouldn't even touch the stuff (was a die hard Dunkies fan for my iced java). Moved here and the dearth of Dunkies forced my hand to sip some S-bucks. Fast fwd to today and I'm a balls-out addict. Evil and odd how that happens. I get my morning fix at the 7th St location (see my review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/starbucks-coffee-phoenix-4#hrid:sO9RZ18XimUtEGPIWtbSwQ/src:self ) but as I work on Mill Ave I sometimes need an afternoon re-fill and patronize the Mill Ave location. The product's the same as every other Starbucks in the world, so what differentiates one location from another? The staff and service, and herein lies my issue. Just about everyone who works here is great, but man alive you guys are so slow sometimes. I walk 2 1/2 blocks from my office to come here and the entire round-trip affair is a painstaking half an hour!! How can this be? I understand that you're a high foot traffic location (right off campus and city hall), but I recommend you drink your own Kool-Ade, do a shot of espresso (Yes Virgina, there's NO "X" in espresso), and put some pep in your step!! Again, I have to reiterate that the staff here is super friendly and accommodating, I just wish it didn't take so long to re-fuel my tank.

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An example of an negative review: One of my bests kept on telling me how they were a fan of Corner and wanted to share the Corner bakery goodness with me, so, we went for brunch, well she was driving, so, she did have first choice. Anywho, the Arizona Center location we went to that Saturday, was inundated with a long line of people, mainly women (found out there was a women's convention taking place, and it was the lunch break). My friend was concerned the quality would not be as good because of the many patrons but I maintain the belief that if you're a good resto, regardless of how busy you get, your quality and service should not slide. Anyways, after a 40 minute or so, wait, we ordered. I got a Southwest salad, the cheddar broccoli soup, and a maple pecan bar. My friend got the Pesto Cavatappi. We opted to sit out on the patio since the weather was gorgeous, and waited for the food to be delivered. Upon receipt of our food, my friend noticed her pasta dish was lukewarm and not hot, so, it had to be sent back. The bread served along with my soup was cold and wasn't worth eating, the salad was not that great especially since it was drenched with dressing, it might have been wrong for me to assume but many other places I've been to, the dressing is usually served on the side as to allow the diner to decide how much dressing they would like to use. The soup was okay, nothing exceptional. The only good thing was the sweet because the maple pecan bar was moist, and not too sweet. It was around 1:50pm and I was gonna go back inside to refill my drink and found the doors leading to the patio were locked, so, I went to the front and found the doors locked and that was at 1:55pm (they close at 2pm). I kept on knocking and even called them through my phone a couple timee, so, I could tell them i was at their patio and wanted in, so, i could refill my drink. After what took close to 7 mins of constant knocking, a customer in the resto saw my debacle and let me in. As I was refilling my drink, I approached the server, who had delivered our food to tell them of the locked patio door. Her excuse was that someone should have told us that sitting on the patio can possibly get yourself locked out if you're there within the last hour before closing. I'm gonna be honest and I find that it's outrageous they lock their doors without checking their patio to see if they have patrons sitting outside, and I think it's stupid to have a patio and restrict people to where they can sit an hour before they close. Personally the food is not that great, service was lackluster, and the overall quality was just BAD. Will i ever consider coming back? I think not, and lastly, do something about your patio situation, it doesn't make sense. Oh, and this is proof how it's a crap resto when they're unable to maintain food quality, and service at their busiest periods. It's a shame.

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An example of an positive review: Rather late to game here, but I thought I'd add my reaction to the mix... A friend and I sat at the bar last night for dinner. Two drinks each. We each had burgers, fries and I sampled the cole slaw. Walked away only $65 poorer ($80 with the tip). I mention the price at the beginning only because I was impressed that a place this nice with a staff so professional and friendly wasn't charging FAR more. I honestly didn't expect to pay $6 for a burger in a place like this. We ordered the 'average joe' with provolone and bacon. Decent burger. Well made. Fresh bun and toppings. Have to agree with Alan about the fries. Very nicely cooked but I had a hard time tasting the parmesan. The cole slaw was very good, and I like the large "chunky" approach. The bar staff was attentive, prompt and friendly without going overboard. I also appreciated the good mix of people at BRGR: families, older couples, young singles, etc. And though the place had an energy to it, you could still hold a conversation without having to shout. I think this is going to become one of my regular hangouts. Decent food, priced fairly in a comfortable atmosphere and with solid service.