Q: positive

A: I go to LGO Grocery EVERY time I go to PHX. It has a very special place in my heart. The breakfast food is spot-on, every time. The French Pancakes, which I never get but always get a few bites, are quite possibly the best thing I've ever eaten for breakfast. With the fresh cream and honey, they're near perfection. I always get the eggs and bacon, because they prepare them so well, I'm never disappointed and I pair that with a fresh-made english muffin, that will absolutely make you question your assumptions about carbs - because you'll never be able to pass one up, once you try it. The place isn't inexpensive, but you do get a lot of food for your $$$, so it's worth it. I have been literally dozens of times over the last year + and it has been great every time. I love this place. The service is always friendly, it's a GREAT hang-out, especially after a nice quick hike up Camelback. The bathrooms are clean, and very spacious, the parking is sometimes a pain, but it's worth paying for valet if you have to. Whatever it take, just go.

Q: positive

A: I have enjoyed Trader Joe's for about ten years now. I am excited that there is a TJ in about every part of Charlotte. Here you can get some really good tasting healthy groceries and pre-made food (great for dinner in a pinch). I have recently purchased some really good wine as well for pretty cheap. This is another store I will only frequent during the week or early morning on weekends. It is just too croweded on the weekends. This makes it hard if you are a new shopper or want to see everything they have to offer. My recommendation is is you have never been, go during the week (not during the rush hour) or when they first open on the weekend. This way you will have the opportunity to look at products with out being in the way, or getting pushed put of the way, or most of all someone being in your way.

Q: negative

A: OK I have as good of a sense of humor as the next guy. Probably better. But this place just plain rubbed me the wrong way. I understand the premise of the place, staff treating you like garbage and you're supposed to laugh it off as part of the charm, but for real, you gotta draw a fuckin line somewhere. My story: A friend and I came here to grab a drink and we see a bunch of people wearin these weird paper hats with things like "asshole" and other insulting shit like that written on them. I won't write what some of 'em say because they were just plain gross (especially for a place that serves food), again, understand where the line is. So I start talking to one of the bartender chicks and she tells me the hats are insults that they label individually and, in one of the most twisted compliments (may have been a pass, I really don't fuckin know or care to know for that matter) I've ever had heaved at me in my life. She says to me "like if I was to make a hat for you it would say 'You're not worth the AIDS I'll get," I really couldn't believe she had the gall to say that, but I managed to maintain my cool and dish it right back to her saying "right on, so if I was gonna make one for you it'd say 'titties in progress' right?" then just turned around and walked away. I'm not HIV positive or have AIDS but can you fucking imagine, if I did, the lawsuit I could file against this place?!?!? Also if I did, that would just not be in the most poorest of tastes to say. Even for a place like this. Anyways the moral of the story is, know when to draw a line if you're gonna run this type of joint because it's a pretty slippery fuckin slope and shit could get real bad throwing words like that around.

Q: negative

A:
The place itself is really great but after a year of having our pets groomed by Susan we had to stop. The dogs were never done when she said. Sometimes running hours after our initial pickup time. When we got the dogs there were really uneven. We had to stay later then and coach her how to cut the dogs.