Q: .... Cheap prices and no breed restrictions for dogs was what got me living here. But as soon as I found another home i paid the Place at Wickertree in full just to move out early. First of all DISGUSTING. You could tell it was very old, but not only was it rundown looking but there were literal grease splatters all over the kitchen from the previous tenant (even after it was "cleaned"). Same with the toilet region in both bathrooms! ******ROACHES!!!!!!!!!! I cannot count how many times I woke up in the morning, turned on my kitchen light and saw maybe 100 roaches scatter all across my floor. That was when i officially decided I hate the Place at Wickertree. Hazards that aren't up to code, for example chains hanging from the ceiling fans connected to the outlet....FIRE HAZARD. NO HOT WATER! Probably 20 times in less than 1 year living in this complex we had no hot water and would receive notices on our door apologizing saying they will get it fixed soon, but it was never fixed before I had to be back at work. My washer machine broke, 3 times. for the most part they just shook it around a little to quiet it down for a couple days. not fixed, not replaced, just loudly rigged together... Some of the office staff is nice (I will give them credit for that) but there is very high staff turnover and I believe the manager is who was consistently rude is probably the reason for that. These are just a few of the major problems I had while staying there, I could keep going on but I think you got the point. Sorry I just had to rant after receiving over a $600 bill from them after moving out 3 months ago... Pretty much $300 dollars for a new shower and $300 for telling them in person that I was moving out 3 days before putting it in writing. I'm a very positive person but this place is BAD BAD BAD and FILTHY! Stay AWAY please!

A: negative

Q: Horrible customer service. Even with an appointment, I waited 30 minutes to be helped, person kept taking care of people after me!! Then, they kept trying to add services telling me I needed things that I didn't. What a bad experience. Go elsewhere!!!!

A: negative

Q: Chino Bandido's Mexican, Chinese, and Jamaican mash-up is like Jeremy Lin and the Knicks, Kanye and Coldplay, hot Cheetos and cream cheese - where an unexpected combination creates a product more successful and satisfying than its individual parts. Before going any further, note that everything is better in quesadilla form - neither the burrito nor a la carte match up to what a crispy tortilla enveloping a layer of melted cheese can provide. The Red Jade Chicken and Jerk Chicken were among my favorites, but the Emerald Chicken blew my mind. Having been raised in a Chinese household, the chicken breast with fresh ginger and green onion sauce was a staple at every major meal. However, being crafted into a quesadilla raised this familiar dish's flavor ceiling by 298374908 levels. Henceforth, whenever I encounter this chicken at a family meal, part of me will inevitably pine for it to be encased in a tortilla, oozing with cheese. The jerk fried rice and pork fried rice are both flavorful and great complements to the quesadilla, with the pork fried rice coming out slightly ahead in terms of richness in taste. The jerk chicken overwhelms the rice a bit, while the pork creates a more natural blend with the rest of the ingredients. As a newcomer, be sure to enroll in the tutorial next to the line, where you will be treated to samples of their most popular items and given instructions to fill out the unique ordering sheet. Will definitely crave Chino until I return!

A: positive

Q: I visited this place way before yelp even existed in the early ninety's. I much prefer non profits that don't treat employees and volunteers in a degrading manner. A huge turn off to me although it happened some time ago, was listening to an employee being yelled at during one of my visits and insulted in ways that are reprehensible. While it was a while ago I can tell you that the person is still on staff at the shelter and actually runs the shelter so it is hard to imagine anything has changed. I also remember hearing staff talk about people who came to adopt siting how this or that person was just unfit to be a pet owner. To adopt from this shelter it seemed you needed to be a retired couple who never left home. Your life will need to absolutely center around your pet or you are a bad person. I have worked for many rescues in the past as a volunteer and I can say i have not witnessed such behavior anywhere else as I did at this shelter. Disgusting. There is also the matter that the shelter was sued for ethical issues. One such suit included the care and ownership of a Hurricane Katrina Dog which the shelter took in under the understanding that they would care for the dog until the owner could come to Arizona. The Shelter decided to adopt out the animal and sited that there was not such an agreement. (www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/0313...) There are MANY other rescues that could use your donations.

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negative