Q: negative

A: I have to write that I was disappointed. The problem may have been the waiter but our appetizers didn't come until 10 minutes later when we had to remind him that it hadn't arrived (he forgot). He forgot the Channa Masala and we were too far into our meal to ask for it again. He didn't ask us how hot we wanted our food so it all came out bland without much spice. If you look at my ratings for Indian cuisine, I pretty much love all of it. By far the best I have found in the Phoenix area is the Dhaba in Tempe. Here the food was fine but given the alternatives, I wouldn't go back. The veggies were too mashed together and the Chicken tikka masala sauce was too thick and goopy. The lamb biryani was good but since they made it so mild, I didn't enjoy it as much as I could have. The atmosphere is cute and more upscale than most Indian restaurants and the mall area is attractive and upscale as well.

Q: negative

A: This is the worse place I have ever been, the service was terrible. The server did not look like she cared about her job. The wings were beyond gross, McDonald's has better wings than them. The wings were so bad that they got me super sick and I was throwing up all night. I would never go back or recommend to go there.

Q: positive

A: You should see my arm! I have been to most tattoo shops in town, and have been tattooed at a few of them. I have never felt so comfortable, confident in my artist, and content with the work and price as I did with Daniel Roacha at Red Handed Tattoo Gallery. This custom ink shop is hidden away in a small shopping center, and is very easy to miss. When you walk in, you're greeted by a small waiting area and a couple of friendly staff members. The artists' portfolios are right there on a table for you to browse through. It is not intimidating by any means, so first timers should have no fears about stopping by. I started a sleeve with an artist at a shop on the strip. I won't be specific since I don't want to slander anyone, but this shop is really overpriced, the artist showed up late without calling for mulitple appointments, and the tattoo had many issues. I was just very unhappy with the whole experience. I walked into Red Handed Tattoo, and spoke to some of the people there about my situation. I wanted someone to touch up, fix, and improve the tattoo. Daniel "Roach" Roacha only books one appointment a day, so he has as much time to concentrate on producing an incredible piece of art. If you could see the tattoo before and after shots of what he did for me, you would already be blowing up the phone for an appt. Beautiful shading and consistent line work, great perspectives and shadows, he did it all. I have definitely found my "guy" in Vegas for tattoos. In terms of price, red handed tattoo gallery is anywhere from 20-40% cheaper than most parlors on the strip, and the quality of work is second to none. Bottom Line: If you're going to wear something forever, it better be great, and this shop's got you covered.

Q: negative

A:
My girlfriend and I stopped here on the way back from Las Vegas. It wasn't busy at all at first, but these workers moved so slow that it was pretty packed by the time we got our food. It's called FAST FOOD, not slug your ass over to the fryer while you give everyone dirty looks...food. Okay, that's kind of childish, but everyone working there, with the exception of the tall brunette (didn't catch her name but was the one who apologized for the wait), was working as though they were making food for FUN! Even the manager, who was a guy dressed in a nice shirt, was working slower than anyone! The customers all kept they're cool but we were all shooting each other looks, in disbelief of what we were witnessing, since all the workers are in full view. I ordered, waited, went and got gas, came back and waited, went to the restroom and then waited, all before we got our food!! Twenty two minutes for two tacos, a deli trio sandwich, and a pumpkin pie shake, which was upgraded to large and made on the fly by the polite brunette in a matter of fifteen seconds. Not to mention we stood there for five minutes before anyone took our order. In conclusion: I don't think it would be going to far to FIRE THE WHOLE STAFF AND GIVE THEIR JOBS TO THE FOLKS WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO EVEN FIND ANY WORK IN THIS ECONOMY!!! Simply unbelievable. PS- If you look at the photo of this place, you'll see the big machine that you can order for yourself. It's the only thing that pulls it's own weight there.