Problem: Too many scurvy-looking characters hanging around outside this store as well as inside it. The staff of this store are really friendly, but I know they got the vibe I was scared being in their store. I usually love Circle K stores, but this one I'll pass on. I got the creeps from this store and will not return.
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Problem: This restaurant is good in a lot of ways, but it's not the best place to eat. Although the prices here are very good and reasonable for what they offer you. For you sushi lovers, they have a lot of varieties for you to choose from. If you don't like sushi they have a side where you can eat Japanese food life shrimp tempura, teriyaki chicken, fried calamari, miso soup and other stuff. They even have a small salad section along with a small dessert section. It's a good place if you wanna have a decent dinner with friends and family.
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Problem: Love Whole Foods just not the Raintree location. They don't stock fresh tuna. I had to go to the Scottsdale/Mayo location last time I prepared my favorite Food Network recipe. The chocolate is old and stale. The sushi tastes extremely fishy. I don't expect top notch sushi at a supermarket but the two Philadelphia rolls I picked up for dinner last time were repulsive. If you live in the 85260 its worth the drive to use the Scottsdale/Mayo location instead.
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Problem: Rusty's is the kind of diner/hole in the wall joint that always serves consistency. The menu isn't ground breaking. They're not going for a Michelin Star here and the goal is to serve good, consistent food day in and day out. Rusty's is quaint and humble from the outside. (Beware of the construction happening in Quail Corners) Just a few tables with umbrellas, a small neon sign and a basic white spelling of "Rusty's" above the building. The interior is great. Almost like a flashback from the 90's. Business cards all over the wall to your left, cooler of drinks, large menu next to the ordering window, tons of copies of National Geographic in the dining area....Just a great little joint. The menu is pretty standard deli style. Sandwiches, soups, potatoes, salads. My wife and I usually go for a double-decker pb&j but sometimes we venture out of our mainstay. The potatoes are rather large with a gratuitous amount of toppings. Not my favorite, but worth a try if you're hungrier than usual. I love their Reuben. Not a huge NY style stack of pastrami. Just a medium-sized 'wich with sauerkraut and Thousand Island. Simple and familiar. I love Rusty's. A great local, hole in the wall that serves the same dependable food day in and day out. Thanks, Rusty's!
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positive