Q: negative

A: So I used to love this place when Brian worked there. I heard he went to another shop somewhere in Tempe, but no one at Taylors would say exactly where. I've recently moved to Tempe and my mom asked them where Brian went because it would be closer to me now. They still wouldn't tell her. I took my car in for an oil change. When Brian worked there, he would check out the whole car and let me know other issues I should know about. He also knew to use synthetic oil without my having to say anything. Not anymore. They used non-synthetic oil. The kid behind the counter basically said it's my fault for not clarifying. So much for the customer is always right. I'm pretty sure they didn't check out the rest of the car either. I wish I knew where Brian went. Most honest hard working guy ever. I don't think I'll be going out of my way to come back to Taylors. Why they let Brian go is a mystery.

Q: negative

A: Food is average, not at all a value for the price. My steak had almost no flavor. Service was average. The waitress wasn't as friendly as her cowboy hat and boots led me to believe she'd be, nor was she very attentive. They were mostly able to accommodate my food allergies. The rice has butter, the corn is pre-buttered and for whatever reason I wasn't able to sub fries for my rice, but whatever. The steamed veggies I had were good, and obviously way healthier than fries anyway. But this place earns its two stars based on the fun "extras": a slide that our kids loved, a kids menu that doubles as a hat that looks like bull horns, a guy that makes balloon animals, a band (that happened to play some of my fave Willie Nelson & Johnny Cash songs), and a spectacular view (really, all of this is where the money goes when you buy that $15 cheeseburger). A few final words about the bull at the entrance: Really, the last thing I want to see before I eat a meal of beef is a sad, lonely bull lying in a little pen that stanks of bullshit.

Q: negative

A: We called ahead to make sure they were able to dry clean our two shirts on time before the following afternoon. They were fast and friendly during drop-off and pick-up, but when my boyfriend put on the shirt after flying out of town the next day we realized it hadn't been cleaned at all. There were still underarm stains and full body odor on the shirt despite the shirt being pressed nicely. Perhaps they didn't have time and didn't care to tell us because we mentioned we had a flight to catch the next day so they assumed we weren't locals. It was a bizarre experience and we will not be using their service again.

Q: negative

A:
I have been to the Rainforest Cafe quite a few times over the years and it's never that good. The hostess was creepy. Lol She got into our bubble of space to ask how many for our table. We both sort of stepped back and she stepped forward. She needs to learn space boundaries. We got to our table and ordered. Our sever was a bit obnoxious, nothing in particular, he was just kind of annoying. The food was blah. The menu itself is boring and like any other boring restaurant. You'd think that they'd have more fun or exotic recipes being that it's the Rainforest Cafe but nope, they had a few sandwiches, some salads, a few burgers, some fish items, etc... pretty boring. If it hadn't been for the free gift card we had we probably wouldn't be back. Go elsewhere. There are plenty of places that are far better. Rainforest Cafe is more interested in the environment they provide than the food they serve.