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An example of an negative review: Wow.....Soba was recommended to me by a, lets say a hefty eater. Usually you would think, " well they know what there talking about". Boom, not so. This has to be one be one of the worst places for asian. Everything taste the same, and there veggies in the dishes come from a frozen bag in the freezer isle of IGA. Come on !!!!! I had hopes, gone..... Sushi, well, so so. Not impressed... Wait, almost forgot the delivery, like a slow COOKER. Order early and wait patiently. MoeFactor 4 on 10

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An example of an negative review: The parking is my beef with this place. Why does a customer have to pay $12 for each time we park at the garage? If you move in and out three times, that's $36 for parking. Yes, my company was paying, but this was just outright stupid and I wouldn't make my company pay for this again. I've been to Phoenix twice since then, and I've avoided this place and stayed at the Marriot. Much better place.

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An example of an positive review: my first review.. i read them alll the time on here, and after following some reviews and decided to eat here. the service was amazing, the food was even better.. some of the freshest chinese i have had in AZ.. the variety you can order from is extensive to any tastes you or your family might have.. the atmosphere is versatile as well, good for a quick bite or a nice date. i felt like i needed to write one in regards to the "Andrew C." person.. this guy must have never had chinese food to believe this is akin to pei wei .. or even less asian than it. he probably ordered the most american dish he saw. he must be a sweet n sour lover (not that there is anything wrong withthat)

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An example of an positive review: Walking in to Rosie's you are greeted with a friendly 'hello', a welcoming smile, and a delicious set of deserts displayed right before you. You can either have a seat to your right in some cozy booths, or take a left and grab a drink at their large coffee bar. I do think that the real treasure here are the baked goods. They are cheap and scrumptious. Their cinnamon rolls are about the size of a human head and are only $3. All of their deserts just taste superb. However, the rest of their food is just alright. I ordered the Chicken Salad sandwich and was neither thrilled nor disappointed. The croissant from the sandwich was probably the best part, go figure. I had a side of pasta salad and it was a little bland, but still edible. Overall it was just ok. It's a new establishment so there are bound to be some kinks that need to be fixed, but like others have said this place has great potential, especially with it's new management and appreciative staff. They're all so nice. It's lovely. I got word that they are making a breakfast menu and are going to start serving breakfast next week! I definitely think breakfast will be Rosie's forte.