If you are a wine connoisseur or perhaps pretend to be one, you will most definitely enjoy a glass or two here. My wining companions and I took advantage of a GROUPON deal worth $100 allowing up to 4 people to partake in the tasting. What you get: x Sip on a dozen or so white and red (total) x Snack on a tray full of crackers, cheese, and fruits x 4-1-1 on how they blended the wine and origin of the juice they acquired to produce their custom wine, places such as California and Italy x Partake in the bottling process which included, rinsing a clean bottle, filling it with wine, corking, and labeling! I failed in the labeling, however! :( http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8DGFWco9VeBAxjqsuh1aSw&select=rCVPUniPSlAtHIbZFGwMkw After completing the tasting and activities, you get to take a whole bottle home of your choice! Since we're still in the summer I figured a Peach Apricot (white) would be perfect. The winery is run by a team of Father and Son who pretty much were our tasting guides. Pleasant and informative! If you ever get the chance to try this, do it! http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8DGFWco9VeBAxjqsuh1aSw&select=VQYnRdKt0UXkcGAoFc6kKQ

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I have never had the urge to eat here but my friends didn't want to wait in line for food, so we ended up here because they had no wait. It is good as a bar environment, if you want a bustling atmosphere where you can cheer for your favorite sports team, watch some people attempt to ride the mechanical bull, get drunk and eat a bit of appetizers. Don't come here if you are looking forward to a super appetizing meal. It is essentially just bar food that is served. I ate the Chili Cheese Taters and the PBR Burger. The food is heavy and there is nothing special about it. Most of our stomachs felt unsettled after eating here. Additionally, our waitress was grumpy and didn't do much to ensure we were having a good experience. I would rather eat elsewhere but if I were into sports I would probably go back for drinks during a game.

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So disappointed with Chandler BMW service dept. This started almost four weeks ago when our 1998 z-3 mid life crisis Beemer would not turn off. Seems the ignition switch was bad. Had the car towed over from the Costco parking lot just down the street. The service dept called the following Monday morning and started the process of fixing it. It seemed that ten days would be enough time to completely fix while going car-less but once picked up, my husband drove to work and it seemed like he was getting tail gated more than usual, almost rear-ended three times, finally another driver informed him that his brake lights were not working, ugh! Does Chandler BMW not check out its work and make sure anything tied to steering column is again in working order? Came in with ignition problem, left with no brake lights, terribly unsafe! Husband called service dept and asked why ignition problem would be tied to brake lights and the technician was happy to look at it for another couple hundred bucks! Excuse me? Charge us for almost getting my husband rear ended in a small vehicle for BMW's mistake? I think not! Called our trusted mechanic who doesn't deal with BMW's security/key ignition issues and told him what service dept said. He then researched and found out that "There is a switch that does attach at the base of the steering column that controls the brake lights. If they didn't leave it unplugged, it can go bad" hmmm, no response from service dept manager after my husband did the right thing and gave him time to respond yesterday. So, the Z-3 is in garage and we are using our daughter's van another week while waiting to hear back from service dept manager, hmmm update to come later! So far, a minus star for the communication. Lori Lane, Ahwatukee AZ Update: Chapman BMW has communicated, update soon.

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I am always out for a good breakfast place so I was happy to have a new one near our home in downtown Phoenix. Unfortunately my husband and I were pretty disappointed with our food. The Coffee was awesome but the food was way too greasy and way too salty, I felt sick the rest of the day. This all coming from someone who typically likes salty food. I realize breky can be a greasy treat but this was too much fat and salt for my taste. We tried it again to give it a second chance and went with a friend who happened to be a Vegan. There was nothing on the menu she could eat. It's 2013 ya gotta be a little accommodating to other peoples food restrictions in a restaurant. So, two strikes and you're out in my book.
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