Q: This was a stop on a taco trek UYE and I was glad because I always see it, but never go because Tacos El Gordo is next door. This place is pricey! I was shocked at the prices for being a fast food place with a drive-thru. The tacos are $3 each and that is before toppings. If you want cheese, avocado and sour cream it will cost you $5 per taco. The tacos tasted somewhat OK but some of my asada meat was cooked crispy and it seemed the tacos were filled with more salsa and junk then meat. It was a hot damn mess to eat. I just don't like getting ripped off when the taco doesn't even taste authentic and the tacos are overpriced. If you see the picture of my 2 tacos you will think it looks good but are you willing to pay $10 plus tax for them? After buying a drink my total was almost $14. Like I said it didn't taste bad but it wasn't anything close to Tacos El Gordo which is in the same parking lot and right next door! Just go to El Gordo trust me!

A: negative

Q: Great artisan pizza. Our favorite in U-C. Our standard is the Mediterranean with goat cheese instead of feta.

A: positive

Q: Had a stuffed pizza and wasn't impressed in the least. Firstly, they forgot my toppings and just gave it to me plain - I let it slide, since they forgot to bill me for it as well. More importantly, every ingredient in the pizza sucked. The crust tasted exactly like some half-assed bread I made earlier that day out of nothing but water and some generic yeast and flour. The tomato sauce was clearly tomato paste that came straight out of the can, perhaps mixed with some garlic powder or dried oregano to give it just a bit more flavor. Finally, the cheese just wasn't up to Wisconsin standards. It tasted rubbery and greasy, like prepackaged string cheese. For what I'm paying, I might as well be getting pizza from a good, reliable place like Glass Nickel. $15 for a medium? I could get something of the exact same quality from Domino's for a third of that price.

A: negative

Q: The only reason for the second start is the outstanding service provided by one supervisor. On her own, she gets 5 stars. For the rest, not so much. No doubt, we've all seen the 30/30/30 bundle advertised. All things considered, it really isn't a bad deal. I pulled up the website and took a look through the fine print and see it is NOT limited to new customers, but people upgrading as well. I pull out a bill, review what I have vs. the bundle, and determine (correctly) that all aspects of my service would be upgraded. Put in the order online, and it is canceled within 5 minutes. Seriously? This prompts a phone call, and some automaton tells me that I wouldn't be upgrading. She tells me the fine print doesn't say what I am reading, so I read it to her. We agree it says what I read, but she again says I do not qualify. I request to be transferred to a supervisor, and she hangs up. Now its war. So I call again, get a new person, request a supervisor, and am told that person is on the phone. They tell me there's only one supervisor and that they'll call be back within 5 minutes. An hour later, still nothing. Another phone call, another immediate request for a supervisor. Person on the phone asks if he can help, I explain the situation and get the same answer. I ask if I have the 2 programs mentioned in the fine print, person says no. I follow up with, "and those would be better than what I have correct?" The answer is yes. I ask why then, it doesn't constitute an upgrade. Dude tells me I'm just playing semantics. I bite my tongue so hard it bleeds and request a supervisor again. Supervisor confirms I do actually qualify for the upgrade and all is fine. She apologized for the prior issues. Way too much bullshit for something I was qualified for at the beginning.

A:
negative