Q: positive

A: Sneak Peaks! Or Secret Four Peaks. ;) We are obsessed with this place. I am not a big fan of the regular Four Peaks.. It is always SO loud and way too crowded. The tasting room is perfect. They have the best beer, what else do you need? Food trucks are usually pretty good. The bartenders are the best. We've spent many a night here hanging out playing games. You can bring your own! Sports games on the big tvs. Oh and they do special cask brews all the time that are delish. Overall, A++++++

Q: negative

A: I just moved to Arizona and didn't know my way around so I decided to go to here to get my car washed. I gave one star just because I felt really bad for the workers here, considering it was 110 degrees and they were working as sweat was dripping from their face. Now let's get to the point: Pros: Fast service (20-30 mins) Cons: water spots all over the car. Dried Soap still on the rear bumper and trunk lid Glass was only cleaned from outside Rear mats were placed on the wrong sides and were not secured They forgot to vacuum under rear mats There was weird smell after I got in the car. Idk if it was dirty towels they used or their sweaty shirts Personally I do not recommend this car wash. I could've washed my car better at home.

Q: negative

A: I brought in my Saturn to check the a/c - it had stopped working, just blew out warm air. They came back with a quote of $2000. No joke. The blue book on my car is $5000. They said everything was shot; hoses, compressor, valves. They said I needed a whole new a/c kit. A different shop, a different mechanic, and $350 later my a/c is working just fine and blowing ice cold air. I would recommend you get a second opinion before letting this place work on your car.

Q: positive

A:
In biblical times, they used to sacrifice animals to God. One thing. They only seemed to sacrifice baby lambs and goats, never beef. For some reason beef was off limits, although I'm not sure why but I do have a theory. I think it's because God never had one of Durant's boneless ribeyes cooked Pittsburgh style with a side of atomic horseradish, pre-dinner crudites served with roquefort dressing, and a nice garden salad with a baked potato. Had he done so, I'm pretty sure Catholics would have never had that silly rule about not eating meat on Fridays. I'm guessing someone back in the day, probably Abraham, did sacrifice a cow to God at one point, but because Abraham was Jewish and didn't know how to make anything other than reservations, he grilled and served up one bad cut of beef to God. The result? God punishes Catholics and Hindus. Go figure. Durant's won't punish you. Not like Abraham anyway.