Q: $600 for the 4 of us and I can't wait for the show to end so we could leave. Don't waste your money!! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Just fantastic. I first went to Cornish Pasty in 05' a few months after they opened and fell in love immediately. Although a few things have changed over the years each one is usually an improvement and never a negative. If you are not familiar, a pasty is a traditional British coal miners food. A hearty filling wrapped in a pie crust and baked. Kind of a hand-held meat pie. Cornish Pasty Co. has taken this simple and traditional dish and meticulously perfected each component. Their crusts are some how simultaneously hearty and flaky. Although their is nothing delicate about their seasoning it is never out of balance and all of the ingredients are always quality. Beyond just mastering the finer details of pasty science, Cornish Pasty Co. has also branched off into wild and exotic flavors. It's no shocker that the British know Indian food and it shows with the tika masala and the lamb vindaloo pasties. What is shocking is the refinement of the Greek and Italian inspired pasties. Perhaps my favorite pasty, from the cuisine most elusive to the British, is the Carne Avadado. This is a Mexican inspired pasty that will satisfy even the most snobby Las Cruses/El Paso foodie. If you have ever talked Mexican food with one you will know just what I mean. I have eaten nearly every item on the menu and not a one disappoints. It took me ages to get past the pasties and start ordering soups and salads. Now that I have had the spinach, mushroom, walnut soup, it is difficult to save room for my old favorites. Although the mine shaft inspired interior is dark and cramped I have never felt uncomfortable there. The sound system is usually bumping classic rock and the employees are pierced and tattooed well beyond your typical wait staff, but everyone is friendly and service is typically good. If I have to list a negative the only one I can think of is the food is consistently just a little better at the University location than the Dobson one. No clue why, but everyone I've talk to seems to agree, the Tempe store has the edge on quality. After you add a respectable selection of beers the only reason you won't be here every night is your waist line. Edit (4/30/2014): Food's still good... but... The service has gone down hill. What was once a staff of edgy, unquiet, and skilled individuals. They are now mostly pretentious hipsters, with a bad attitude and below standard skills at basic service. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Decor of a Timbers. Smell of a Timbers. Avoid it like a Timbers. This is a one star review. I should give it a two because our server Laura B. was nice and attentive. Service can not help all your problems though. This use to be a Timbers. You can tell because everything if here from when it was a Timbers. Yelp says Off the Strip is a four star. Not at all. I ordered a burger well done. It tasted like ash, burnt and nasty. My friends burger was a Salt burger. Our visit was not great. I wanted to love this place. The four stars had my hopes high, but the food was a major let down. I can't see a reason to return. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Meh. It's okay. I mean, it's only $9.99, so how can you complain. (I guess) I try and stick to the roast beef or turkey and then make my own salad. But honestly, most of the other things that I've tried there have been marginal, at best. Pad Thai tastes NOTHING at all like Pad Thai, egg rolls are completely pasty inside and have no flavor. The beef and broccoli is always terribly overcooked, rendering the broccoli pretty much inedible. In fact, their vegetables across the board are usually overcooked and utterly bland. I do like the BBQ pork, the beef fajitas and the pork asada. And my boyfriend is easy to please because all he ever wants is hamburgers, pizza and spaghetti, which he claims they do quite well, but his standards are dismally low, so I take that with a grain of salt. (he's not much of a foodie, much to my dismay.) One thing I can say is that the service is always good....with dirty plates taken away quickly and drinks refilled fairly often. I guess the bottom line is that I've paid a lot more on the strip for buffets that were certainly no better, so it's a good deal, all in all. (Kind of.) OPTIONS:
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negative