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Output: Horrible eye exam! I would not choose this lens crafters for an eye exam...maybe frames but that is it. My eye exam with dilation was about 10 minutes total. There was absolutely nothing done, asked about or mentioned during the quick 10 minutes. I will never visit a place like this again for an exam.

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Output: Don't come here for the food. The beer is ok, standard Wisconsin bar alcohol selection. The servers are not too attentive.

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Output: Times are getting better, much better. But we're still not back to where we were in 05' 06', so when my wife's birthday rolled around we thought it would be a good time to use the Roy's gift card we'd received as a gift from a family member. My wife, daughter (16), son (19) and I slipped into our goin' to town duds and we were off. Considering the generous amount on the gift card, we thought we were in for treat. We used to be Roy's regulars at the Scottsdale location, but that was quite some time ago, and we were in for some surprises. My wife had been thinking of sushi all week, but except for one quasi-roll, Roy's no longer serves it, so that's what my wife settled for. My Daughter ordered the short rib, and my son and I splurged, or so we thought, on the surf and turf which was billed as a petit filet and half a poached lobster. I understand petit, and I didn't expect an Aussie tail and an 8 ounce filet but what we got was shocking. If our filet's were 4 oz's I'll eat my hat, (which is about 8 oz). 3 bites and it was gone, the lobster would have been a decent sized prawn, 3 slivers of asparagus, a tablespoon of potatoes. I kept expecting Ashton Kutcher to pop up and tell me we were being punked. Again I didn't expect a Texas steak so big that "If you eat it it's free" but this was beyond the pail. I've eaten all over the world, I'm somewhat experienced. I moved what little there was around my plate and then pretended that I was full from the calamari appetizer. I gave my son half of my steak, (1.5 bites) and all of my lobster tail. It was just appalling. My daughters meal was wonderful and my wife enjoyed the roll, we both had a glass of wine and we still had to cough up $140. on top of the $100 Gift Card. I left the place feeling like Clark Griswold after those Arizona Mechanics emptied his wallet for those 4 bald tires. Totally screwed. It was my Wife's birthday so I kept a smile on my face as we strolled around the beautiful Marriott grounds after dinner, then drove us home and made myself a sandwich.

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I purchased 4 new Continental tires from Big O for $1175. less than a year ago and paid $113.36 for "extended tire protection". This charge is for any road damage to the tire. My wife hit a curb in Nov. 2012. We took the car to Big O immediately on our way home. Dan Groman did a "visual test for air loss" but declared the tire sound and did a "precautionary repair" by sealing the flap of the tear with "super glue." The tire was leaking 10 psi by the time we arrived home(15 minutes later) and continued to require 10-15 psi several times a day. We bought a new tire from Tire Rack for $210.00 (half the price of $440.00) that Dan told my wife a new tire would cost. We took the new tire to BMW North Scottsdale for inspection and installation of the new tire. We were told by BMW that the Big O "repair" was defective and very dangerous. They said "super glue" is not a proper tire repair and would lead to a front blow out endangering the lives of any one in my car or any other vehicle near it (freeway or street driving). The Service Department at BMW North Scottsdale who examined the tire and declared the damage " ot within the range of safe repair" were reasonable and professional in the job they did installing the new tire. Dan Groman, however, does not honor his contracts and does not have the scruples required of someone in a business which can place customer's' lives as well as their property in jeopardy. His highest priority appears quite clearly to be his own financial gain leaving the customer's safety as well as satisfaction at the bottom of his list. I strongly advise against entrusting the safety of the tires you buy to Surprise Big O. Regards Regards Dennis Millett