Q: positive

A: It's in a shady-ish area but I've never had any problems coming here by myself late at night- 1-2-3am. Side story- There used to be a lot of cats that lived behind the Chevron and walked around but it seems like they moved on in recent months. I've never had a problem with the workers - always fast and friendly or the food. (I've gotten food poisoning from Taco Bell twice yuck!) Great menu with all the things and veggie options (stuff without meat) like the Crunchtada! Which I just tried today and will def get again. Btw- Green sauce is where it's at. And all of this for an amazing price and it's open 24hrs! I wish there was one closer in Scottsdale! Always delish on the cheap.

Q: positive

A: Very pretty view and lots of stores, restaurants, bars... Good combination of academic and party life. Had my master here in communication. Good class content but not much help in career. Living expense is pretty low, rent is 300-700 regularly, food is around 5-15 a meal. 50 dollars of grocery can last you a week and a drink at the bar is around 3.

Q: negative

A: The food are terrible, and I can find much more better buffet nearby at the same price. Its only worth $10, but they actually charge $30 + tips for dinner. Try to avoid this place.

Q: positive

A:
I am a pizza FANATIC - always looking for a good pie. Spinato's is definitely on my list. A friend had given me rave reviews of Spinato's and I finally gave it a try. She had told me not to go with anything fancy - that their best pizza is plain cheese.... PLAIN? "But what about all the delicious toppings???" I whined. I'm so glad I listened. We tried half cheese, half pepperoni and everyone agreed that the plain cheese was the best. It allows you to really savor their great crust and signature sauce that has a touch of sweetness to it. This isn't the place to go if you're looking for a fancy, "frou frou" pizza. If you're in the mood for good, solid pizza and a side salad, Spinato's will definitely satisfy your craving.